Lindsey Vonn falls to Julia Mancuso in the semis, but wins her last parallel slalom race to take third in the FIS Alpine World Cup Tour night race in Moscow, Russia.

Julia Mancuso (Squaw Valley, CA) ripped through the March Madness head-to-head style parallel slalom to win under the lights for her second Audi FIS Alpine World Cup win this season.

U.S. Men Sweep NorAm Duals

Nolan Kasper finishes 6th in the FIS Alpine World Cup Tour Bansko slalom.

Pat Deneen takes home the dual moguls title from the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Naeba, Japan.

Challenging weather conditions in Germany Sunday did not claim Olympic champion Billy Demong as he finished 10th in an individual Gundersen

Nolan Kasper and Ted Ligety finished sixth and seventh respectively in the World Cup slalom at Bansko.

The Sochi organizing committee made every effort to prepare the 2014 Olympic speed track, but overnight snow and warm temperatures made the surface too unstable to host the third Audi FIS Alpine World Cup super combined.

Deneen Wins Duals in Japan

Lindsey Vonn charges to third in the FIS Alpine World Cup Tour downhill in Sochi, Russia.

Julia Mancuso finishes 6th in the FIS Alpine World Cup Tour downhill on the Olympic course in Sochi, Russia.

Hannah Kearney keeps the streak alive with a win in the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup moguls in Naeba, Japan. Kearney has now won 16 straight World Cups.

Jeremy Cota takes silver in the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Naeba, Japan.

Ted Ligety has three weeks to get back to the GS points lead.

Randall In Career Best Classic

Bryan Fletcher led the USA in Klingenthal, Germany, finishing 17th.

Lindsey Vonn, Julia Mancuso, Stacey Cook and Alice McKennis rewrote the record books as the U.S. Ski Team place four Americans in the downhill top ten for the first time team history.

Lindsey Vonn clinched her fifth straight Aud FIS World Cup downhill title, finishing third on the 2014 Olympic course in Rosa Khutor.

Olympic champion Hannah Kearney exhibited her dominance Saturday in Naeba, Japan, besting the field by 1.25 points.