Story highlights
- Vonn completes double in Zauchensee
- Downhill victory equals 36-year-old record
- Eases to super-G success Sunday
- Henrik Kristoffersen wins men's slalom
Lindsey Vonn doubles up in Zauchensee for 73rd World Cup win
Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
Never camera shy. Lindsey Vonn reacts to clinching her 73rd World Cup win with a super-G success at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee in Austria following on from her downhill win the day before.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
Vonn celebrates winning the downhill event in Zauchensee, Austria.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
The victory marked the 36th World Cup downhill race win of career Vonn's career, equaling the record long held by Annemarie Moser-Proell.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
"To be tied with Annemarie is incredible," Vonn said after the race.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
Vonn clocked a time fully one second faster than the rest of the field during her first run on the bumpy Zauchensee course.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
The big lead she built up enabled her to ski "more conservatively" on her second run.
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Photos: Lindsey Vonn doubles up at Zauchensee
Vonn stands proudly atop the podium in Zauchensee and will be looking to add to her overall race win record in Sunday's super-G at the same venue.
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