Overview
- Mikaela Shiffrin topped both runs in Gurgl to win the women’s slalom in 1:48.11, finishing 1.23 seconds ahead of Albania’s 19-year-old Lara Colturi, with Switzerland’s Camille Rast third.
- The result marked Shiffrin’s 66th slalom victory and a record-extending 103rd World Cup win.
- Shiffrin now leads the women’s slalom discipline and the overall World Cup standings three events into the season.
- France’s Paco Rassat vaulted from 14th after the first run to capture the men’s slalom, with Armand Marchant second for Belgium’s first World Cup podium and Atle Lie McGrath third.
- Rassat’s breakthrough lifted him to the top of the men’s slalom and overall lists for now, as the tour heads to Copper Mountain for women’s GS and slalom and men’s super-G and GS.