Italian skiing champion Federica Brignone on Saturday clinched her first World Cup downhill victory and the 30th overall win of her career in St. Anton, Austria.
    Brignone won the race in 1;16.08.
    Italy's Laura Pirovano from Trentino Alto Adige came in fourth in 1;16.51 while Sofia Goggia fell without reporting injuries.
    Switzerland's Malorie Blanc completed the race in second position (1;16.15), followed by Czech racer Ester Ledecka (1;16'.26).
    US downhill champion Lindsey Vonn, 40, finished in an excellent sixth place (1;16'.66) in her first World Cup downhill race in five years.
   

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