Claudia Strobl of Austria recorded her first...
Claudia Strobl of Austria recorded her first World Cup victory, overtaking first-run leader Karin Buder in a women’s slalom at Steamboat Springs, Colo.
Strobl survived an apparent disqualification after the first run, successfully protesting a decision that she had left the start house too late.
Strobl, who was second after the first run and trailed teammate Buder by 12-hundredths of a second, had a nearly flawless second run in 44.93 seconds for a combined time of 1:30.53 seconds.
Yugoslavia’s Veronika Sarec came from 10th place after the morning run to finish second in 1:31.22. Buder was third in 1:31.30.
Kristi Terzian of Salt Lake City led a strong U.S. showing, as the Americans took the 12th through 15th places. Terzian was 12th in 1:32.23.
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