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USA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP ALPINE SKIING
USA Julia Mancuso completes her second run at the women's World Cup alpine Giant Slalom in Aspen, Colorado on December 10, 2005. (UPI Photo/Gary C. Caskey)

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Tina Maze caps World Cup season with win
Tina Maze of Slovenia wrapped up her stellar Alpine season Sunday by rallying to win the women's giant slalom at the World Cup finals in Switzerland.
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Wind washes out super-G finals
Tina Maze of Slovenia was declared the women's super-G champion Thursday after strong winds in Switzerland cancelled the World Cup Finals racing in the event.
Austrian men excel at downhill practice
Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch and Hannes Reichelt of Austria turned in the fastest times in Tuesday's downhill training sessions for the World Cup Finals.
Anna Fenninger wins women's giant slalom
Anna Fenninger of Austria won her second World Cup giant slalom of the season Saturday with a 0.44 second win over Slovenian star Tina Maze.
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Austria's Fenniger wins women's super-G
Anna Fenniger of Austria won Sunday's World Cup women's super-G race in Germany.
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Weirather wins super-G in Germany
Lichtenstein's Tina Weirather won the women's super-G in Germany Friday. Veterans Julia Mancuso of the United States and Tina Maze of Slovenia tied for second.
Maze captures women's super-combined
Tina Maze of Slovenia won the women's World Cup super-combined in France Sunday by nearly a full second over Austrian Nicole Hosp.
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The course was a little bit straighter second run with a few tricky gates, whereas the first run was just more consistent with a good rhythm
German women 1-2 in Soelden giant slalom
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I like it because it's fast the whole way down, especially this year it was really good snow conditions and race day was sunny
German Riesch wins Italy women's downhill
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I definitely needed to charge harder in the slalom and was a little conservative
Austria's Fenninger wins super-combined
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In a GS, there are 50-60 gates and when you're on, you're on
Slovenian Tina Maze wins giant slalom gold
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I've been working through injuries and working hard for the past four years
Americans shine at women's downhill finals
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