Mikaela Shiffrin's Best World Cup Giant Slalom Finish
Mikaela Shiffrin achieved her best World Cup giant slalom finish in 21 months, coming in fourth at the Alpine skiing season opener in Sölden, Austria.
Starting with bib 20, Shiffrin was sixth after the opening run and improved two spots. This result marks a significant step forward since her crash in November.
“It’s huge,” Shiffrin said after the race.
The race was won by Austria’s Julia Scheib, with Shiffrin’s teammates Paula Moltzan and Nina O’Brien placing second and sixth, respectively.
Shiffrin expressed her excitement, stating she is "over the moon" with the result, considering it "a really really good step" for her in GS.
- Shiffrin's finish: 4th
- Winner: Julia Scheib (Austria)
- Teammates' finishes: Paula Moltzan (2nd), Nina O’Brien (6th)
Author's summary: Shiffrin achieves best GS finish in 21 months.
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