( CNN ) -- Anna Fenninger believes the best is yet to come after winning the World Cup giant slalom in front of her home fans at Semmering . The Austria star produced the fastest time in both the first and second run to see off championship leader Tina Maza and France 's Tess Worley . Just over a year since Fenninger 's maiden World Cup triumph at Lienz , the Super-Combined World champion recorded an aggregate time of 2:13.09 to top the charts . Schild out of world championship title defense . And with another win under her belt , the 23-year-old is determined to build on her success . `` My goal now is to keep skiing at that level until the Worlds ' and we 'll see what is going to happen there '' , she told reporters . `` When I won last year , I was really surprised . Winning today gives me the confidence that I can do it again and hopefully very soon . `` I felt good out there today and I was 100 percent sure of my skiing . `` Thats what you need to have to win such a race . On the upper part of the piste I got it right by just letting my skies do the work . `` The lead I had after the first run was very important . '' U.S. teen Shiffrin slaloms to first World Cup victory . Meanwhile , World Cup leader Tina Maze expressed her delight after claiming her first ever podium at Semmering . `` I 'm very happy with the 2nd place , although my 1st run was n't perfect , '' she told reporters . `` I lost a lot of time in the top part . I 'm pretty constant and very pleased with the way I 've been skiing . One ca n't win every time . `` Others also have their perfect day . I will now stay focused on my goals of the season , which are the Worlds ' and the overall . '' Championship leader Maze 's second place secured a ninth podium spot of the season , taking her overall points for the season to 999 . The Slovenian has a lead of 417 points over Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany .
Anna Fenninger wins World Cup giant slalom at Semmering , Austria . The 23-year-old recorded fastest times on both legs of competition . Championship leader Tina Maze finished second with France 's Tessa Worley in third . Maze leads overall standings by 417 points from Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany .