It was Lara Gut-Behrami’s turn to edge Sofia Goggia for victory in a World Cup super-G race Saturday, reversing the result of their duel in Canada last weekend.
Gut-Behrami raced down the typically tricky St. Moritz terrain 0.18 seconds faster than Goggia through lightly falling snow on a cold, still morning with a finish-area temperature around 20 degrees. Read More
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