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Austrian skier Huetter wins World Cup downhill, world champion Johnson finishes 3rd

Cornelia Huetter won the first women's World Cup downhill since the Alpine skiing world championships, enhancing her chances for the discipline title after a tough previous event.
Emma Aicher from Germany finished in second place, marking her first career podium finish.
Breezy Johnson placed third, continuing her wait for a World Cup victory.
Huetter's win closed the gap to discipline leader Federica Brignone to 26 points, as Brignone placed fifth in this race.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling

Hütter won in Kvitfjell, but a new player also reached the podium

At the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Kvitfjell, Norway, the women's downhill was won by Austrian Cornelia Hütter (1:31.46), beating German Emma Aicher by 0.15 seconds.

4 days ago·Estonia

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Austrian skier Huetter wins World Cup downhill, world champion Johnson finishes 3rd

Cornelia Huetter has won the first women’s World Cup downhill since the Alpine skiing world championships to give new life to the battle for the discipline title. The Austrian got

4 days ago·United States

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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)

Departure in Kvitfjell - Hütter wins in front of Aicher – Swiss women miss the Top 10

Cornelia Hütter (AUT) wins the first descent from Kvitfjell before the surprising Emma Aicher (GER).

4 days ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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der Standard AT

Cornelia Hütter wins departure from Kvitfjell: "It was at the limit"

The Styrian makes a statement in the race for the crystal ball for the best downhill. Aicher will be second, world champion Johnson Third

4 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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RTV Slovenija

Hütter leads, Štuhec currently sixth

The three-day schedule of the Women's Alpine Skiing World Cup in Kvitfjell begins with downhill. Ilka Štuhec, who is currently second in Norway, is representing Slovenia. The live broadcast is on TV SLO 2 and MMC.

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