PA - French skier Tessa Worley won the women's World Cup giant slalom at St Moritz on Sunday for her eighth career victory.
The 24-year-old world champion finished ahead of Sweden's Jessica Lindell-Vikarby while Slovenian Tina Maze was third.
Worley was fastest in both runs for victory by a margin of 0.37 seconds.
World Cup leader Lara Gut failed to finish in front of a Swiss home crowd.
"I am happy to have managed two good runs. It is a big relief because I was not doing so well in giant slalom," said Worley, whose eight career wins have all come in the discipline.
Maze missed a first season victory again with her second third-place finish of the campaign, a year after dominating the sport in a record-breaking performance, but was satisfied with the podium.
"Such a result is important for me" as a confidence booster, Maze said.
