Story highlights Christine Scheyer wins Altenmarkt downhill

Lindsey Vonn 13th on return

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(CNN) Lindsey Vonn had to settle for 13th place on her return to the World Cup circuit Sunday as young Austrian Christine Scheyer scored a shock victory in the downhill at Altenmarkt-Zauchense.

The 22-year-old home hope took advantage of favorable conditions for the later starters to record a time of one minute 21.15 seconds -- 0.39 seconds faster than second-placed Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein.

Unheralded American Jacqueline Wiles completed the podium, much to the delight of Vonn, who was satisfied with her latest comeback after a broken arm sustained in training in November which left her with severe nerve damage in her right hand.

Congrats @JankyLilJ!!!! So proud of you :) and proud to have you as a @LV_Foundation ambassador! https://t.co/r1ov3iSLCf — lindsey vonn (@lindseyvonn) January 15, 2017

That latest, and by her own admission still painful injury, had delayed her return after initially fracturing her left knee during a super-G race in Andorra last February.

Vonn, who finished 1.54 seconds off the pace, has her sights on the all-time record of World Cup wins, the 86 of Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark. She has 76, including four overall World Cup titles.