Overview
- The American won the women's slalom at Semmering for her 106th World Cup victory and fifth slalom win of the season.
- She said the piste was beyond acceptable and unsafe for later starters, with about 40 of 79 racers finishing the first run.
- Before the final, the original setting was adjusted following her complaint that the course set did not comply with the rules.
- Shiffrin said only she and two others viewed the altered gates in person, while other starters were shown a video of the change.
- Reports said the Swiss and Austrian federations considered protesting but did not, and the jury ruled her inspection overrun carried no penalty.