MARIBOR, Slovenia—Tina Maze of Slovenia won the women’s World Cup giant slalom race Saturday for her second victory of the season and seventh overall.
Maze was second after the opening leg but had the fastest second run to finish with a combined time of 2 minutes, 45.15 seconds.
Denise Karbon of Italy led after the first leg but lost time in the final part of her second run to finish second, 0.39 seconds behind Maze.
Kathrin Hoelzl of Germany was third, 0.92 seconds behind, while World Cup giant slalom leader Tanja Poutiainen finished fourth.
Defending overall champion Lindsey Vonn of the United States had the second-fastest time in the final run and finished seventh, 1.52 seconds behind Maze, after skiing off line in her first run and falling well behind the leaders.
