Dominik Paris, right, and Hannes Reichelt shared victory after finishing in a dead heat in the World Cup downhill at Bormio, Italy.
Dead heat —
Dominik Paris, right, and Hannes Reichelt shared victory after finishing in a dead heat in the World Cup downhill at Bormio, Italy.
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Paris, 23, delighted the home fans as he claimed the first World Cup win of his career.
Home hero —
Paris, 23, delighted the home fans as he claimed the first World Cup win of his career.
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Austria's Reichelt also clocked 1:58.62 as the 32-year-old claimed his fifth career victory -- his first this season.
Reichelt rallies —
Austria's Reichelt also clocked 1:58.62 as the 32-year-old claimed his fifth career victory -- his first this season.
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Aksel Lund Svindal extended his lead in both the downhill and overall standings as he finished third -- just 0.01 seconds behind leading duo.
Svindal so close —
Aksel Lund Svindal extended his lead in both the downhill and overall standings as he finished third -- just 0.01 seconds behind leading duo.
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The Norwegian was just 0.01 seconds ahead of fourth-placed Austrian Klaus Kroll, who won the downhill title last season.
Photo finish —
The Norwegian was just 0.01 seconds ahead of fourth-placed Austrian Klaus Kroll, who won the downhill title last season.
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Slovakia's Veronika Velez Zuzulova claimed her first World Cup win with victory in the women's slalom at Semmering in Austria, where Slovenia's Tina Maze extended her overall lead with third place.
Maiden win —
Slovakia's Veronika Velez Zuzulova claimed her first World Cup win with victory in the women's slalom at Semmering in Austria, where Slovenia's Tina Maze extended her overall lead with third place.
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