Italian skier Federica Brignone takes narrow super-G victory to extend overall World Cup lead

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Italy's Brignone takes narrow super-G victory to extend overall World Cup lead

Federica Brignone won an eventful women's World Cup super-G on Sunday as the Italian skier capped a three-race weekend that extended her lead in the overall standings. In a tight finish, Brignone was 0.06 seconds faster than defending overall champion Lara Gut-Behrami at the Kvitfjell ski resort in Ringebu, Norway.

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The Aosta Valley extends the ranking on Lara Gut, now second (ANSA)

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Italian skier Federica Brignone takes narrow super-G victory to extend overall World Cup lead

Federica Brignone won an eventful women’s World Cup super-G as the Italian skier extended her lead in the overall standings. Brignone was 0.06 seconds faster than defending overall champion Lara Gut-Behrami of Switzerland. Brignone’s teammate Sofia Goggia was 0.09 behind…

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Italian Federica Brignone won the Kvitfjell Super-G in Norway this Sunday, making the gap in the standings. Frenchman Romane Miradoli finished 7th.

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Sixth Super G of the season won. Federica Brignone also triumphs over the Norwegian snow of Kvitfjell. The Aosta Valley woman, who came down with bib number 6, trembled when Lara Gut-Behrami and Sofia Goggia hit the track. The great Swiss rival, who pays for a smudge in the central sector, finished her race behind Brignone for only 6 cents. Excellent performance but a lot of disappointment for Goggia, who finished in third place with only 9 cent…

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In Kvitfjell, the Ticino girl only has to be beaten by Federica Brignone. She continues to lead the Super-G World Cup.