Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal won the men's alpine World Cup downhill at Beaver Creek on Friday.
Svindal, the reigning World Cup downhill and super-G champion and winner of a super-G at Lake Louise on Sunday, clocked 1min 44.50 seconds to finish .17sec ahead of Austrian Hannes Reichelt.
Italian Peter Fill was third, 20sec behind the winner.
Canada's Manuel Osborne-Paradis missed out on a podium place by just .04sec.
Svindal suffered a horrific crash on Beaver Creek's Birds of Prey course in 2007.
He returned to the Colorado Rockies the following year to notch a super-G/downhill double.
Friday's race was run in frigid temperatures (18C) on a course comprised of an upper section using the new Raptor women's speed course -- built for the 2015 World Championships -- and a bottom section on the familiar Birds of Prey.
The hard-charging Svindal looked right at home on the hybrid piste as he notched his seventh podium finish in nine races in Beaver Creek since 2008.
