Lindsey Vonn took a low-risk approach with everything on the line in her first World Cup race back after more than five years of retirement.

Lindsey Vonn crossed the finish line after a strong run, waved to the crowd, and then radioed tips back to her six U.S. teammates still to ski. After almost six years away from the sport’s top level,

American skiing great Lindsey Vonn marked her return to the World Cup circuit for the first time in nearly six years by finishing 14th fastest in the super-G at St Moritz, Switzerland, on Saturday.

Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn returned to the world stage Saturday in St. Moritz, Switzerland at their World Cup, finishing 14th in the super-G race. Fellow Parkite Lauren Macuga finished seventh. Cornelia Huetter of Austria took home the title.

After serving as forerunner in the downhill, Lindsey Vonn filled the same role in the Super-G at the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Beaver Creek.

After almost six years away from the sport, Lindsey Vonn made a strong return to the World Cup circuit Saturday.

Lindsey Vonn returned to World Cup skiing on Saturday for the first time in six years, finishing 14th in the super-G. "This was the perfect start," she

Lindsey Vonn placed 14th in her first Alpine skiing World Cup since ending a nearly six-year retirement, taking less risk in her comeback race and calling it "a perfect start." Vonn, the 2010 Olympic downhill gold medalist and four-time World Cup overall champion,