Shiffrin Secures 101st Win, Dürr Shines, and German Men’s Skiing Hits Historic Low

The Alpine Ski World Cup concludes with Mikaela Shiffrin’s dominance, Lena Dürr’s strong finish, and a disappointing season for Germany’s men’s team.

Mikaela Shiffrin celebrated her 101st World Cup victory in the final slalom race of the season in Sun Valley, capping an emotional comeback year.
Lena Dürr finished second in the final race, marking her fourth World Cup podium of the season after earlier struggles at the World Championships.
Linus Straßer narrowly avoided a collision with a piste worker during his first run, ultimately finishing sixth and ending a season without any World Cup podiums.
Norwegian skier Timon Haugan won the men’s final slalom race, while his teammate Henrik Kristoffersen claimed his fourth career overall slalom title.
The German men’s team concluded the season without a single World Cup podium finish for the first time in 21 years, underscoring a broader decline in performance.