BEAVER CREEK, Colo. (AP) — Vincent Kriechmayr of Austria found the fastest line through challenging conditions to win a World Cup super-G on Friday that was called after 31 racers because of strong wind.

Kriechmayr flew through the difficult Birds of Prey course in 1 minute, 6.77 seconds to hold off Norwegian racer Fredrik Moeller by 0.56 seconds. Kriechmayr's Austrian teammate, Raphael Haaser, wound up third.

Toronto’s James Crawford was the top Canadian in seventh, 1.30 seconds back.

Franjo Von Allmen of Switzerland had a scary crash as the 14th racer on the course, but was able to stand back up. Right after his run, there was a course hold with snow falling.

A few racers later, the race was halted because of high wind and then again with Lucas Pinheiro Braathen of Brazil standing in

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