Huetter notches third Super G World Cup win in Norway

Cornelia Huetter claimed Austria's first women's World Cup win of the season with a tense gold in the Women's Super G in Kvitfjell. Huetter, 30, denied long-time leader Elena Curtoni by a mere one-hundredth of a second to register her third career event win. Ad Just 16-hundreths of a second separated Huetter in first and Mikaela Shiffrin, who was chasing her record-equalling 86th World Cup win, in fourth.

Alpine Skiing'I felt very solid in my skiing' — Shiffrin not disheartened by Super-G third place in Kvitfjell2 HOURS AGO Lara Gut-Behrami completed the podium, taking bronze. Shiffrin leads the overall standings from Gut-Behrami and the Swiss is also second in the Super G standings, trailing Italy's Curtoni by just eight points. «It was an amazing day,» said Huetter.

«I was really feeling comfortable and nice because of the quiet and everything, no hurry. I like it here. »The first part you have to put everything into position to make everything dynamic and let the skis go down and have a direct line.

You have to have feeling and also a lot of pressure because the left foot is always going ahead. You have to push and try to turn very hard. «I think the last part was pretty faultless for me.» Sportsbeat 2023 Alpine Skiing'Sometimes the hundred is on my side' — Huetter reacts to narrow Super-G World Cup win2 HOURS AGO Alpine Skiing'The tightest possible margin' — Huetter's winning run to claim World Cup super-G win in Kvitfjell3 HOURS AGO