Austria's Venier claims super-g gold at home worlds, Vonn skis out
Stephanie Venier delighted an Austrian home crowd on Thursday when she claimed super-g gold at the alpine skiing world championships while American Lindsey Vonn failed to finish. Venier, 31, had an all but flawless run under sunny skies as she skied to her biggest career success one-tenth ahead of Italian overall World Cup leader Federica Brignone.
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Austro-Canadian Brian Stankiewicz became a legend as an ice hockey team goalkeeper in Austria in the 80s and 90s. On Friday, ...
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Austrian oil and gas firm OMV on Tuesday reported full-year adjusted operating profit in line with expectations, as better ...
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