American Mikaela Shiffrin won the 95th victory in the Alpine World Cup on Sunday (a record), winning the slalom in Jasna (Slovakia), reports AFP.

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Mikaela Shiffrin, 95th victory at the World Cup in alpine skiing, a record

The American won another victory after a tense second round. In the end, she was 14 hundredths ahead of Croatian Zrinka Lutic (19). Swede Anna Sven Larsson took the podium – 81 hundredth.

On this very difficult course, the best skier in history had an advantage of more than half a second after the first stage. In the second, she did not perform so well, but managed to maintain the lead, losing only 38 hundredths to the young Croatian.

The 28-year-old American champion won her 58th slalom and is now unopposed in the World Cup standings after Slovakia’s Petra Vlgova (2nd) was injured the day before, tearing the cruciate ligament in her right knee and finished its season, writes News.ro.

The most victories in the history of the Alpine World Cup

1. Mikaela Shiffrin 95 (2012 – today)

2. Ingemar Stenmark 86 (1974 – 1989)

3. Lindsey Vonn 82 (2001 – 2019).