CORTINA DAMPEZZO, Italy - World champion Elisabeth Goergl led a World Cup downhill training session affected by strong winds on Friday. Fresh off a downhill victory last weekend, the Austrian clocked one minute 36.88 seconds down the Olympia delle Tofane course. Lotte Smiseth Sejersted of Norway finished second, 0.24 seconds behind, and overall World Cup leader Lindsey Vonn was third, 0.29 behind. Defending overall champion Maria Hoefl-Riesch was fourth, 1.04 back. The session was delayed several times due to whipping winds, and organizers stopped racers before the final jump. Marie Marchand-Arvier of France fell on the upper portion of the course and slid downhill on her side for several hundred meters but did not hit the safety netting. She got back up and appeared not to be seriously hurt. Vonn, who has five career victories and 11 podium results in Cortina, led the opening training session on Thursday. The downhill race is scheduled for Saturday, followed by a super-G on Sunday. 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Alonsos Ferrari teammate Felipe Massa was second, 20.6 seconds behind Vettel for his first podium since Korea in 2010, putting in a performance that should boost his chances of retaining his place in the team. Saubers Kamui Kobayashi delighted home fans by taking third place -- holding off a strong late challenge from McLarens Jenson Button -- for his first-ever F1 podium, becoming the first Japanese driver on a podium here since 1990. The race got off to a tumultuous start with a series of collisions in the first corner sequence. Alonso made contact with the Lotus of Kimi Raikkonen and appeared to sustain a puncture, fishtailing off the track and the car stalled, leaving a disconsolate Alonso to trudge back on the short walk to the pits. Also on the first bend, Lotus Romain Grosjean rammed into the Red Bull of Mark Webber, putting the Australian to the back of the field after starting from second. Grosjean was given a drive-through penalty for causing the collision, and given he was suspended for a race for doing the same in Belgium, the Frenchman may well receive further such punishment. Also in the first corner, Mercedes Nico Rosberg came together with Williams Bruno Senna, ending the Germans race.dddddddddddd Vettel avoided all the trouble behind him at the first turn, and quickly established a comfortable lead. Massa overtook Kobayashi after the first set of pitstops and managed to close the gap slightly but Vettel maintained a strong lead to the checkered flag. Vettel blocked Alonso during the final moments of qualifying on Saturday when the Ferrari driver was arriving at the chicane. Race officials reviewed the incident and reprimanded Vettel but allowed him to maintain pole position. That decision may have been a factor in Alonsos aggressive start. Sauber driver Sergio Perezs day came to an end when he spun off the track on the 19th lap trying to pass Lewis Hamilton at the hairpin turn. Perez will replace Hamilton next season at McLaren as the Briton moves to Mercedes. With the winner decided early on, the focus for many of the fans became third place where Kobayashi was battling it out with Button, who won here last year. Kobayashi, who started third on the grid, prevailed by half a second to become the first Japanese since Aguri Suzuki in 1990 to celebrate on the podium in front of home fans. Hamilton finished in fifth, 20 seconds off Button, and in front of a chain of cars fighting out the lower points positions. Raikkonen took sixth ahead of Force Indias Nico Hulkenberg, with Pastor Maldonado of Williams eighth and Webber recovering for ninth. Toro Rossos Daniel Ricciardo held off Michael Schumacher of Mercedes to take the last point. In the drivers championship, Alonso and Vettel look like fighting out the title. Raikkonen is 33 points behind Vettel in third and five points in front of Hamilton. Webber and Button are 59 and 63 points off the lead respectively. Red Bull extended its lead in the constructors championship to 42 points ahead of McLaren, with Ferrari a further 20 points behind. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '