Posted on 03/06/2011 10:43:36 PM PST by pissant
Alpine skiings Wonder Woman completed a remarkable weekend trifecta on Sunday as American Lindsey Vonn won a World Cup Super G race at Tarviso, Italy, and claimed her third discipline title in three days.
Vonn had a near flawless run on a sun-drenched course, clocking a time of one minute, 21.75 seconds to beat out teammate Julia Mancuso by .23 seconds and the woman she is chasing for the overall World Cup title, Maria Riesch of Germany, by .50 seconds.
With just one Super G race remaining this season, Vonn has an unbeatable 171-point lead over Riesch (560-389) in the discipline.
On Saturday, Vonn was second in the downhill to clinch that discipline title. On Friday, she captured the super combined crown. She now has 12 World Cup discipline titles in her career.
The remarkable weekend came just three weeks after she skipped the second half of the world championships to rest up from a concussion.
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In my opinion, it takes balls to ski that fast. But I don’t seem to see them in the SI photo.
Rooting for Vonn! Didn't Vonn suffer a serious knee injury in the past? Anyway, she is incredible.
Ping 3 for a laugh. ;)
I was looking for a Palin angle with pissant involved as well...
” But I dont seem to see them in the SI photo.”
Well, it’s a pretty good view of the hills, at least!;)
Vonn woot! Woot Vonn! Incredible, Lindsey!
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GQuagmire gets the nod for the catch.
I would hit her, twice, before Laz.
She’d be surprised, butt not anywhere near as surprised as The Invisible Man...
LOL
I meant to be there. I swear. We had to finish that contract.
I take it you don’t know the joke that has that as the punchline...
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