Emma Aicher's Triumph: A New Star Shines in St. Moritz.

Emma Aicher secured a stunning victory at the women's Alpine skiing World Cup in St. Moritz, outperforming American legend Lindsey Vonn. Aicher, a 22-year-old Swedish-born skier, marked her third World Cup win with a time of 1:30.50, surpassing Vonn by 0.24 seconds on the Corviglia piste.

In a riveting display of skill, Germany's Emma Aicher outshone American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn at the second speed race of the women's Alpine skiing World Cup in St. Moritz.

Aicher clocked 1:30.50, winning her third World Cup victory, and overshadowing Vonn's efforts by a narrow 0.24-second margin on the Swiss resort's challenging Corviglia piste.

The young Swedish-born skier attributed her success to strategic aggression on the track, countering Vonn's experienced performance and keeping her own composure amidst the race's challenging conditions.

(With inputs from agencies.)