MERIBEL, France (AP) — Lindsey Vonn won the World Cup super-G title for the fifth time after winning the last race in the discipline on Thursday at the season-ending finals.
The day after clinching the downhill title, the 30-year-old American extended her record to 19 crystal globes.
Vonn held a slender eight-point lead over rival Anna Fenninger heading into the race, and was under pressure after the world super-G champion posted the fastest time.
Vonn was only .01 second ahead at the first time split but then pushed it to .41 ahead at the second.
Despite landing awkwardly after a jump, Vonn kept accelerating and finished .49 clear of Fenninger, who gained some ground on Tina Maze in the race for the overall title.
Maze finished third.
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