Petra Vlhova Wins Rainy World Cup Slalom, Edging Out Mikaela Shiffrin

This marks the 23rd time the two rivals have finished 1-2 in a World Cup slalom, with both now having two wins this season.

Petra Vlhova won the World Cup slalom in Courchevel, France, edging out Mikaela Shiffrin in a race affected by rain and fog.
Both Vlhova and Shiffrin have now won two slaloms this season, with Shiffrin leading the standings by 50 points.
This marks the 23rd time in women's World Cup history that Shiffrin and Vlhova have finished 1-2 in a slalom.
Vlhova's victory is her 21st career win in a slalom, placing her fourth on the all-time winners list.
The next World Cup races are a GS and slalom in Lienz, Austria, next Thursday and Friday.