108th World Cup Victory!!!
"Mikaela Shiffrin delivered a dominant performance in the women’s slalom at Špindlerův Mlýn on January 25, 2026, securing her
108th World Cup victory and clinching her
ninth consecutive slalom Crystal Globe—a record for any skier, male or female.
In the first run, Shiffrin posted a time of
48.80 seconds, building a commanding lead of
1.26 seconds over Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener and
1.47 seconds over Germany’s Emma Aicher. Her performance was described as “impossible to beat” and “a race apart,” with all competitors significantly behind.
She went on to win the race, finishing
1.67 seconds ahead of Holdener, with
Emma Aicher taking third place—her third podium of the season. The result confirmed Shiffrin’s supremacy in the discipline, having won
7 out of 8 slaloms this season.
The event marked the final World Cup slalom before the
2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, where Shiffrin is the clear favorite."