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Swiss Gut-Behrami wins first Super G in Kvitfjell
Swiss skier Lara Gut-Behrami on Saturday won the first women's Super G race of the weekend in Kvitfjell to extend her lead in the overall World Cup standings on injured US star Mikaela Shiffrin.
Gut-Behrami, 32, finished ahead of two Austrians with Cornelia Huetter at 0.12sec and Mirjam Puchner 0.13 off the pace.
With Shiffrin still recovering from a knee injury, Gut-Behrami now leads her rival by 305 points in the overall standings.
The American should return to competition next weekend in the Swedish resort of Are, where a giant and a slalom are planned.
Gut-Behrami claimed her eighth success this season, the best record of her career, and a 45th victory in the World Cup.
She has the second-best record of active skiers behind Shiffrin, men and women combined.
On Saturday, a downhill race had initially been scheduled but due to the weather, training sessions planned for Thursday and Friday could not take place and the event was transformed into a Super G.
A second super G is scheduled for Sunday in the Norwegian resort.
M.Qasim--SF-PST