American star Mikaela Shiffrin scored her 90th career victory on Sunday in the women’s slalom in Killington, USA, setting a new Alpine Skiing World Cup record.

Michaela ShiffrinPhoto: GEORG HOCHMUTH / AFP / Profimedia

Mikaela Shiffrin, the 90th victory at the Alpine World Cup – a record

Shiffrin, a five-time winner of the big Crystal Globe, won a new luxurious match with her rival from Slovakia, Petra Vlgova, whom she beat with a score of 33/100 based on the results of two stages of the test. The Swiss Wendy Holdener was in the third position in 1 second 37/100.

On her own spectators, the American skier won her second victory this season after a two-week slalom in Levi (Finland).

Last season, she broke legendary Swedish skier Ingemar Stenmark’s record for most Alpine Ski World Cup wins (86) and is now on track for 100 wins at just 28 years old.

The most victories in the history of the Alpine World Cup

1 Mikaela Shiffrin 90 (2012 – present)

2 Marcel Hirscher (2007 – 2019)

3 Lindsey Vonn (2001 – 2019).

In the general classification, Mikaela Shiffrin leads with 84 points ahead of Petra Vlkhova.

Later this week, skiers will compete in two giant slalom events in Tremblant, Canada, Agerpres reports.

Killington women’s slalom standings

1. Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) 1:42.02 (48.27 + 53.75)

2. Petra Vlhova (Slovakia) 1:42.35 (48.55 + 53.80)

3. Wendy Holdener (Switzerland) 1:43.39 (48.64 + 54.75)

4. Lena Durr (Germany) 1:43.58 (48.46 + 55.12)

5. Marta Rossetti (Italy) 1:43.76 (49.93 + 53.83)

6. Michel Giesen (Switzerland) 1:44.03 (49.62 + 54.41)

7. Andreja Slokar (Slovenia) 1:44.20 (50.02 + 54.18)

8. Paula Moltzan (USA) 1:44.21 (49.48 + 54.73)

9. Sarah Hector (Sweden) 1:44.27 (49.86 + 54.41)

10. Zrinka Lutic (Croatia) 1:44.28 (49.57 + 54.71)

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General classification of the Slalom World Cup

1. Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) 250 points

2. Lena Durr (Germany) 190

3. Petra Vlhova (Slovakia) 180

4. Sarah Hector (Sweden) 124

5. Wendy Holdener (Switzerland) 114

6. Leona Popovich (Croatia) 107

7. Ali Nallmeier (Canada) 100

8. Katarina Liensberger (Austria) 92

9. Zrinka Lutic (Croatia) 81

10. Katarina Huber (Austria) 80

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Overall standings of the Alpine Skiing World Cup

1. Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) 350 points

2. Petra Vlhova (Slovakia) 266

3. Sarah Hector (Sweden) 224

4. Lara Guth (Switzerland) 200

5. Lena Durr (Germany) 190

6. Wendy Holdener (Switzerland) 131

7. Katarina Liensberger (Austria) 124

8. Federica Brignone (Italy) 120

9. Zrinka Lutic (Croatia) 119

10. Alice Robinson (New Zealand) 109