Alpine skiing-Shiffrin extends World Cup overall lead with slalom win
March 15 : U.S. Alpine ski great Mikaela Shiffrin extended her World Cup overall lead to 140 points on Sunday with an eighth slalom win from nine races.
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March 15 : U.S. Alpine ski great Mikaela Shiffrin extended her World Cup overall lead to 140 points on Sunday with an eighth slalom win from nine races.
Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin won her record-equaling eighth World Cup slalom of the season Sunday but her main rival in the overall standings was second to keep the pressure on the American star.
ÅRE, Sweden — Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin won her record-equaling eighth World Cup slalom of the season Sunday but her main rival in the overall standings was second to keep the pressure on the American star.
Austrian skier Julia Scheib locked up the women's World Cup giant slalom title Saturday, winning the penultimate race of the season in Are, Sweden, after first-run leader Camille Rast skied out.
ARE, Sweden, March 14 : Austria's Julia Scheib claimed her first World Cup title on Saturday, winning the giant slalom crystal globe after Switzerland's Camille Rast failed to complete her second run in Are, Sweden.
March 8 : U.S. Alpine ski great Mikaela Shiffrin boosted her overall World Cup lead with a rare super-G appearance on Sunday as closest rival Emma Aicher failed to score and Elena Curtoni completed a triumphant week for Italy on home snow in Val di Fassa.
Mikaela Shiffrin moved closer to a sixth career World Cup overall title Sunday by scoring points in a rare start in super-G that her closest rival Emma Aicher did not finish.
Lindsey Vonn finally lost her lead in the World Cup downhill standings Saturday when Laura Pirovano won at Val di Fassa, Italy, by the smallest margin of 0.01 seconds on back-to-back days.