Austria's Hannes Reichelt claimed Sunday's downhill at Wengen on the Lauberhorn slope - the longest downhill on the World Cup calendar.
The 34-year-old covered the 4422 metre run in 2min 36.14 seconds to see off Swiss duo and previous Wengen winners Beat Feuz and Carlo Janka.
Feuz finished 12 hundredths of a second adrift with Janka, who won Friday's super-combined, 14 hundredeths away.
Kjetil Jansrud, the leader of the overall World Cup standings, took fifth.
Reichelt was adding this to his win in the super-G at Beaver Creek in December to take his career World Cup win tally to nine.
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