Mikaela Shiffrin wins last World Cup ski race of 2023 by huge margin of 2.34 seconds for 93rd career win
Mikaela Shiffrin always seems to raise the bar even further when it’s the last World Cup race of the year.
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Mikaela Shiffrin always seems to raise the bar even further when it’s the last World Cup race of the year.
Mikaela Shiffrin tempered her attack in the second run of Thursday’s giant slalom victory in Lienz, Austria. In Friday’s slalom, she let it rip for her 93rd World Cup career win.
Shiffrin finished 2023 with an eye-catching performance even by her standards.
Shiffrin finished 2023 with an eye-catching performance even by her standards.
Mikaela Shiffrin finished 2023 with an eye-catching performance even by her standards, winning a World Cup slalom race by a huge margin of 2.34 seconds for her 93rd career victory. Shiffrin posted the fastest times in both runs on the Schlossberg course to finish ahead of runner-up Lena Duerr of Germany. Swiss skier Michelle Gisin was 0.11 further back in third. Shiffrin's teammate Paula Moltzan was second after the opening leg but did not finish her final run. The result was the seventh-biggest winning margin in women's World Cup slalom history. Shiffrin set four of those marks.