Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her 64th women's World Cup win. Just one day after the 30-year-old hit a rut downhill in the Engiadina course in St. Moritz, Vonn secured her record-extending 64th victory Sunday on the same course with a time of 1 minute, 23.55 seconds, according to ESPN. Behind her was Austrian skier Anna Fenninger who finished within a second of Vonn. Scroll down for video Kiss: After Lindsey Vonn, 30 (right) conquered the difficult super-G in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup victory, a bold fan (left) planted a kiss on the skier's cheek
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Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup win
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After experiencing a defeat just one day earlier, Vonn returned to the course in St. Moritz Sunday and left victorious
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After Vonn completed the course, a bold fan planted a kiss on her cheek
As Vonn gears up for the world championships, fans were able to catch an in depth glimpse into the life of the champion skier as her one-hour documentary '@placeholder: The Climb' aired Sunday.