Laurie Graham of Canada won her second...
Laurie Graham of Canada won her second World Cup women’s downhill of the season, edging runner-up Brigitte Oertli of Switzerland by one-quarter of a second at Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
Graham recorded a time of 1 minute 30.80 seconds to take the lead in the World Cup downhill standings.
Karin Gutensohn of Austria finished third, followed by Maria Walliser of Switzerland, who moved into a tie for the lead with compatriot Erika Hess in the World Cup women’s overall standings. Both have 176 points.
In the downhill standings, Graham had 100 points, followed by Gutensohn with 92 and Walliser with 84.
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