Hermann Maier showed his dominance of the World Cup Downhill circuit again yesterday when he won the race they all want to win.

The legendary Kitzbühel Hahnenkamm has been one of the few downhills that Maier had until yesterday failed to win, but confidently won his third downhill triumph of the season.

Maier has now won a record 36 World Cup wins and will be aiming to add victory in the up and coming World Championships in St Anton.

All eyes in Kitzbuhel now turn to the Ganslern piste where Alain Baxter will be continuing his terrific progress and be looking to secure a third consecutive top ten placing.

Final Downhill Placings:
1. Hermann Maier (Austria)
2. Hannes Trinkl (Austria)
3- Stephan Eberharter (Austria)
3- Daron Rahlves (U.S.)
5. Lasse Kjus (Norway)
6. Christian Greber (Austria)
7. Werner Franz (Austria)
8. Fritz Strobl (Austria)
9. Michael Walchhofer (Austria)
10. Silvano Beltrametti (Italy)

Previous FIS/World Cup articles:
Baxter hits 7th spot
World Cup criticised by Maier
Best British result ever!
More British successes
Maier wins Val d'Isere double
FIS carelessness?
World Cup Update
Maier wins and loses at Lake Louise
Early British racing success
British Team details

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