Mikaela Shiffrin gets a historic victory in the World Cup World Cup race, a tie record
Mikaela Shiffrin is 100% the best in the Sking World Cup book.
Shiffrin’s record winning World Cup race on Sunday filled the search to stop a serious fall in November.
Return to the races in her favored event, Shiffrin retained and added her first lead to the end of 0.61 seconds in front of Zrinka Ljutic. Shiffrin’s American teammate Paula Moltzan was third.
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Shiffrin also equalized the record of all time for men and women, because her 155th career of the Top-3 ended up on a podium that responded to Sweden’s great Ingarm Stenmark.
Shiffrin crossed the target line and looked at the table for a long time showing his victory. Then she looked at her left shoulder again with the expression of astonishment.
She lay on the snow with her right hand on the helmet, her legs aided by Moltzan who hugged her.
Shiffrin was crying initially when she was asked in an interview after the race what it meant after she had gone through in the last few months.
“Everyone was so beautiful and so supported. I’m so grateful, thank you,” she said.
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Shiffrin’s 99. The victory was earned Exactly three months ago in a slalom in Gurgl, Austria.
Not. 100 was in a clear scene a week later when Shriffin collapsed from a giant slalom in KillingtonVermont, while racing quickly as the leader of the first run.
Injuries she suffered in a falling fall – a strong trauma for her hair muscles and a deep wound of piercing – they ran in for several weeks and left her “PTSD” anxiety About the racing giant slalom.
In two giant slalom on sister, she settled 25. Friday On Saturday, he ended up outside the top 30 fastest runners in his first run, for the first time since 2012.
Shiffrin and Stenmark are the two biggest record setters in the 58-year history of the World Cup history.
His 86 World Cup Winning Record broke Shiffrin in March 2023, almost 34 years after his last victory. Stenmarkov 86. Victory – Giant slalom in Aspen, Colorado in February 1989 – was also his 155th and the last result of the podium.
