Skiing: Vonn completes weekend hat-trick
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Your support makes all the difference.Lindsey Vonn clinched her third discipline title in three days with a super-G victory in Tarvisio, Italy, yesterday to wrap up a good weekend for the American.
Vonn took the super-combined and downhill titles and has moved within 96 points of Maria Riesch in the World Cup standings with six races left. "I was most happy about the super-combined title," she said. "To put a slalom run down that was right in there with all the other girls made me happy. I wanted to end the weekend with a win and I'm really happy that I was able to do that."
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