Paris doubles up with super-G victory at World Cup finals

The 36-year-old from the Dolomites coped superbly with the hard-packed snow, rutted after a weekend of racing, to finish his run in 1min 26.81sec. He edged out Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr, who was third the day before, by 0.07sec. Another Austrian Raphael Haaser was third, 0.38sec behind the winner. Before his victory on Saturday, Paris had not won all season though he did collect an Olympic bronze on home snow. "It's a surprise for me too," said Paris at the finish line. "I knew I could do well...