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Digital News Report – After aggressively skiing the upper Super-G (The Super Giant Slalom) Saturday, Lindsey Vonn became more cautious and conservative the rest of the way down. “I think that was my only mistake,” Vonn told reporters.

Vonn will be taking home the Bronze while Andrea Fischbacher of Austria won the gold, and Tina Maze of Slovenia will bring home the silver. Another American, Julia Mancuso, came in ninth place.

Place	Name	Country	Time	Difference
1	Andrea Fischbacher	Austria	01:20.1	0
2	Tina Maze	Slovenia	01:20.6	0.49
3	Lindsey Vonn	United States	01:20.9	0.74
4	Johanna Schnarf	Italy	01:21.0	0.85
5	Elisabeth Görgl	Austria	01:21.1	1
6	Nadia Styger	Switzerland	01:21.2	1.11
7	Lucia Recchia	Italy	01:21.4	1.29
8	Maria Riesch	Germany	01:21.5	1.32
9	Julia Mancuso	United States	01:21.5	1.36
10	Ingrid Jacquemod	France	01:21.8	1.63
11	Anja Pärson	Sweden	01:22.0	1.84
12	Andrea Dettling	Switzerland	01:22.0	1.89
13	Fabienne Suter	Switzerland	01:22.2	2.02
14	Elena Fanchini	Italy	01:22.2	2.03
15	Gina Stechert	Germany	01:22.2	2.07
16	Anna Fenninger	Austria	01:22.3	2.16
17	Britt Janyk	Canada	01:22.9	2.75
18	Carolina Ruiz Castillo	Spain	01:23.1	2.91
18	Leanne Smith	United States	01:23.1	2.91
20	Chemmy Alcott	Great Britain	01:23.5	3.32
21	Mona Løseth	Norway	01:24.0	3.83
22	Aurelie Revillet	France	01:24.1	3.94
23	Agnieszka Gąsienica-Daniel	Poland	01:24.3	4.17
24	Elena Prosteva	Russia	01:24.4	4.29
25	Alexandra Coletti	Monaco	01:24.6	4.42
26	Jessica Lindell-Vikarby	Sweden	01:24.8	4.69
27	Georgia Simmerling	Canada	01:25.2	5.07
28	Viktoria Rebensburg	Germany	01:25.2	5.09
29	Klara Krizova	Czech Republic	01:26.5	6.32
30	Jelena Lolović	Serbia	01:26.7	6.53
31	Maria Belen Simari Birkner	Argentina	01:27.2	7.1
32	Macarena Simari Birkner	Argentina	01:27.5	7.34
33	Maria Shkanova	Belarus	01:27.8	7.7
34	Anastasiya Skryabina	Ukraine	01:28.6	8.46
35	Noelle Barahona	Chile	01:28.7	8.52
36	Zsofia Doeme	Hungary	01:29.1	8.95
37	Chirine Njeim	Lebanon	01:29.6	9.45
38	Lyudmila Fedotova	Kazakhstan	01:31.4	11.29