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Laurenne Ross won super G on Friday in the U.S. Alpine Championships, beating Stacey Cook by 0.01 seconds for her first national title.

Aksel Lund Svindal conceded the overall World Cup title to defending champion Marcel Hirscher after both his favored speed events were canceled by bad weather at the finals.

Anna Fenninger of Austria upstaged the favorites to win a super-G race Sunday, while overall World Cup winner Tina Maze was placed under police protection after organizers received a death threat against the Slovenian.

Aksel Lund Svindal clinched the World Cup super-G title on Sunday after winning his first race in Norway.

Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein secured her first World Cup victory Friday when she edged Julia Mancuso of the United states on a steep and fast course to win a super-G.

There was only one fitting way for Tina Maze to wrap up the overall World Cup title -- with another victory, and with plenty of time to spare.

Lindsey Vonn's right knee is healing quicker than her feelings over a world championship race she says should have been called off.

The International ski federation is considering a rule change for dealing with delayed races following the disputed women's super-G on the opening day of the world championships.

Ted Ligety has joined some of skiing's legends. And in doing so, the American catapulted himself into the sport's biggest spotlight heading into next year's Sochi Olympics.

Next season's women's World Cup schedule includes 2013 races in Beaver Creek, Colo., on Thanksgiving weekend.

American Ted Ligety already has two gold medals at the world championships, and he hasn't even skied his best event yet.

With Lindsey Vonn injured and Bode Miller already out for the season, it's Ted Ligety's turn to lead the U.S. ski team.

Lindsey Vonn will head home for surgery in Colorado next week after tearing two ligaments in her right knee and breaking a bone in her lower leg in a crash at the world championships.

Tina Maze became the first Slovenian skier to win a world championship gold medal in a speed event, taking the opening women's super-G Tuesday in a race overshadowed by a crash involving Lindsey Vonn that will sideline her for the season.

Lindsey Vonn crashed and apparently hurt her right knee during a super-G at the world championships Tuesday and was taken to a hospital by helicopter.