Mikaela Shiffrin will have to wait for at least five more weeks before tying the World Cup record for most career wins with 86.
Zrinka Ljutic was 0.49 behind in third for her first career World Cup podium. Her second-place finish saw her wrap up the season-long slalom title with two races to spare. "I felt like the first run I skied very well, and I actually skied quite well in the second as well," Shiffrin said. The American skier finished second in a slalom Sunday and remained one victory short of Ingemar Stenmark's total on the all-time overall winners list among men and women. Vonn had 82 wins when she retired in 2019. 6-19 world championships in France.
Shiffrin, trying to tie Ingemar Stenmark's 86 World Cup victories, led by 67 hundredths over German Lena Duerr after the first of two slalom runs in Spindleruv ...
Djokovic and his father said it was a misunderstanding; Srdjan thought he was with Serbian fans. Perhaps surprisingly, Tsitsipas was willing to engage in the kind of leg-wearying, lung-searing back-and-forths upon which Djokovic has built his superlative career. “And I want to thank all the people that made me feel welcome, made me feel comfortable, to be in Melbourne, to be in Australia.” He took a 4-1 lead in the first, then reeled off the last three points. “I did everything possible,” said Tsitsipas, who also would have moved to No. 10 to the seven from Wimbledon, three from the U.S. Two misses by Tsitsipas followed: A backhand long, a forehand wide. And Djokovic accomplished all he could have possibly wanted in his return: He resumed his winning ways at Melbourne Park and made it back to the top of tennis, declaring: “This probably is the, I would say, biggest victory of my life.” Of points lasting at least five strokes, Djokovic won 43, Tsitsipas 30. The 35-year-old from Serbia stretched his unbeaten streak in Melbourne to 28 matches, the longest run there in the Open era, which dates to 1968. Open — where he also was absent last year because of no coronavirus shots — and two from the French Open, to match rival Rafael Nadal for the most by a man. “I want to say this has been one of the most challenging tournaments I’ve ever played in my life, considering the circumstances.
Mikaela Shiffin was narrowly denied by Germany's Lena Duerr on Sunday in her bid to equal the all-time World Cup wins record for men or women.
Shiffrin said her next World Cup event will be no sooner than the speed races in Kvitfjell, Finland on 4-5 March. Her second-place finish on Sunday was enough to wrap up Shiffrin’s seventh season-long slalom title with two races to spare. The in-form Shiffrin entered Sunday’s race with 11 victories in 22 starts on the season, riding a streak of three straight wins and nine from her last 14. The 27-year-old American star led by 0.67sec over Duerr after what she called a “perfect run” in her first of two slalom runs down the hill. “I don’t have any expectations going into it,” Shiffrin said. “I felt like the first run I skied very well, and I actually skied quite well in the second as well,” Shiffrin said.
Mikaela Shiffrin had won three consecutive World Cup races to reach 85 for her career, one behind Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark's all-gender record.
That means her first chance to surpass Stenmark would come March 3-5, with two super-Gs and a downhill in Kvitfjell, Norway. The World Cup circuit takes a break for the world championships, which are Feb. Those don't count as World Cup races, and Shiffrin plans to skip the first races when it resumes. Making Shiffrin's record chase even more impressive is the pace with which she's done it. As she has so often this season, the American had a significant lead after the first run. She'd said after Saturday's win that she didn't know if she could match Stenmark this weekend because of how fierce the competition was.
Mikaela Shiffrin won her 85th career World Cup race on Saturday, moving to within one of the overall record held by Swedish great Ingemar Stenmark.
Shiffrin has won five of the eight slaloms this season and extended her lead in the standings over Holdener to 175 points. “I was able to really carry a lot of speed on the end of the course. “But, for sure, if everybody asks, then I feel pressure to do it and then I don’t enjoy the races as much.” Shiffrin also won when the venue last hosted a World Cup race in 2019. And I don’t have a reason to be nervous if I achieve 86 or 87,“ Shiffrin said. “I don’t feel a lot of pressure to get this record.
Germany's Lena Duerr won a women's World Cup slalom in the Czech resort of Spindleruv Mlyn on Sunday to thwart Mikaela Shiffrin's bid to equal Swedish great ...
"After yesterday and the first run today felt amazing. Speed races are scheduled for Crans Montana, Switzerland, at the end of February and in early March in Kvitfjell, Norway, before the skiers move to Sweden for a giant slalom and slalom in Are on March 10-11. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story
Germany's Duerr edged out Shiffrin by six-hundredths of a second to stop the American matching Ingemar Stenmark's record of 86 World Cup wins.
I had a little mistake on the flat but I went all in. [Petra Vlhova](https://olympics.com/en/athletes/petra-vlhova) to 731 points. [Lena Duerr](https://olympics.com/en/athletes/lena-duerr) edged out [Mikaela Shiffrin](https://olympics.com/en/athletes/mikaela-shiffrin) to claim her first [alpine skiing](https://olympics.com/en/sports/alpine-skiing/) World Cup win in the Spindleruv Mlyn slalom on Sunday (29 January).
She finished second in a slalom. Her next chance will be in March when she resumes World Cup racing after the Feb. 6-19 world championships in France.
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