Janine Flock Triumphs in Thrilling World Cup Skeleton Race

Austria's Janine Flock emerged victorious in a World Cup women's skeleton race, securing a combined time of 2 minutes, 0.22 seconds. U.S. competitor Mystique Ro initially led after the first run but ultimately finished second. A series of races were affected by weather disruptions, leading to rescheduling.

Austria's Janine Flock delivered an impressive performance in the World Cup women's skeleton race, clinching victory with a combined time of 2 minutes, 0.22 seconds. Despite leading after the first run, Mystique Ro of the U.S. secured her season-best second-place finish.

Weather disruptions led to the cancellation of planned races, including the men's skeleton and a mixed event. The men's race is rescheduled for next Wednesday in St. Moritz, Switzerland, coinciding with the next World Cup stop.

Janine Flock's triumph marks a high point in the competition, as the U.S. athletes gear up for the Olympic team announcements, hoping for strong placements in forthcoming events.

(With inputs from agencies.)