Lindsey Vonn Joins Crans Montana Women’s Super-G Lineup
This winter season’s women’s Super-G circuit has witnessed an exhilarating level of unpredictability, with only three races completed so far. The next major event takes place at Crans-Montana on January 31, 2024, making it especially significant for athletes aiming to improve their standings in the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup.
Lindsey Vonn Joins Crans-Montana Women’s Super-G Lineup
One of the most anticipated highlights of the Crans-Montana Super-G is the inclusion of legendary skier Lindsey Vonn. Despite recently sustaining an injury in a downhill competition, her potential participation is a positive sign for fans and competitors alike. While she remains a game-time decision, Vonn’s involvement indicates that her injury may not be as severe as first thought.
Recent Super-G Race Results
The competitive landscape of this season’s Super-G events has been intense, resulting in varied podium finishes. Here’s a summary of the latest race results:
| Venue | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Moritz | Alice Robinson (NZL) | Romane Miradoli (FRA) | Sofia Goggia (ITA) |
| Val d’Isère | Sofia Goggia (ITA) | Alice Robinson (NZL) | Lindsey Vonn (USA) |
| Tarvisio | Emma Aicher (GER) | Lindsey Vonn (USA) | Ester Ledecká (CZE) |
Current Standings in Super-G
The current standings reflect an exciting and competitive environment. Here are the top five women in the Super-G standings:
- Sofia Goggia (ITA) — 200 points
- Lindsey Vonn (USA) — 190 points
- Alice Robinson (NZL) — 180 points
- Romane Miradoli (FRA) — 159 points
- Emma Aicher (GER) — 124 points
This collection of rankings demonstrates the shifting nature of positions as upcoming races unfold. The distribution of podium finishes indicates a diverse representation across countries, including the USA, Italy, New Zealand, France, Germany, and the Czech Republic.
Looking Ahead to Crans-Montana
The Super-G event at Crans-Montana is expected to provide valuable insights into the competitive dynamics as athletes prepare for the Winter Olympics. The race is set to begin at 5:00 a.m. ET, with a broadcast time of 10:00 a.m. in Great Britain.
As the event approaches, excitement is anticipated both among competitors and fans eager to witness the skills of these remarkable athletes on the international stage.
