Mikaela Shiffrin Claims 99th World Cup Victory in Austria

The American ski star now sets her sights on a potential historic 100th win at her home race in Killington, Vermont.

Mikaela Shiffrin secured her 99th career World Cup win in a slalom race in Gurgl, Austria, beating competitors Lara Colturi and Camille Rast.
This marks her second slalom victory of the season, continuing her dominance in the event with six consecutive wins since returning from a knee injury.
Shiffrin, 29, is now one win away from becoming the first skier in history to reach 100 World Cup victories, surpassing her own record of 86 set in March 2023.
Her next race will take place in Killington, Vermont, where she trained during her youth—a location with deep personal significance for the skier.
Shiffrin acknowledged the pressure surrounding the milestone but emphasized her focus on delivering a strong performance for the home crowd.