Lindsay Vonn of the United States made it four in a row when she won the second women's World Cup downhill race here on Saturday. Vonn, who came home in 1min 09.12sec, has dominated the discipline since the start of the season and the world champion carried on from where she had left off Friday in crushing the competition. Swiss Nadja Kamer was second and Ingrid Jacquemod of France completed the podium. The race went ahead in difficult conditions and there were several stoppages owing to fog and fresh snowfalls with the start put back three times. The conditions forced organisers to shorten the course as well, putting the start line at the level of Sunday's Super-G. Swede Anja Paerson found the going relatively tough as she could only manage fifth. 