Mikaela Shiffrin Dominates Last World Cup Race of 2023 with 93rd Career Victory

Shiffrin's 2.34 second margin in the slalom race marks the seventh-largest in women's World Cup history.

Mikaela Shiffrin won the last World Cup race of 2023, a slalom race, by a huge margin of 2.34 seconds, marking her 93rd career victory.
This is Shiffrin's seventh victory out of her last eight starts in the traditional year-ending slalom, which alternates between the Austrian resorts of Lienz and Semmering.
Shiffrin's victory margin was the seventh-biggest ever in a women's World Cup slalom. She holds four of the other biggest margin records, including the record of 3.07 seconds from a race in Aspen, Colorado, in November 2015.
Shiffrin's main rival in slalom, Olympic champion Petra Vlhova, finished 3.24 seconds behind in fifth.
The women's World Cup continues with a GS and a slalom in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, on Jan. 6-7.