Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin’s 94th career win and 57th career slalom win. The victory was particularly emotional for Shiffrin, coming after a period of personal challenges including a cold, her boyfriend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde's surgery following a crash, and the support of her team. Sara Hector finished third, achieving her first-ever podium in slalom. The race saw several lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi achieve top finishes. The women's World Cup will continue with events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a World Cup night race in Austria, edging out her slalom rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of illness for Shiffrin and a visit to her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who was recovering from surgery. Sara Hector finished third, achieving her first slalom podium. The race saw several lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi achieve top finishes. The women's World Cup will continue with events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of illness for Shiffrin and a visit to her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who was recovering from surgery. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan did not complete their second runs. The event saw impressive performances from lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi. The women's World Cup will continue in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin’s 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of illness for Shiffrin and a visit to her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who was recovering from surgery after a crash. Sara Hector finished third, achieving her first slalom podium. The race saw challenges for many competitors, including Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan, the latter of whom crashed but was not injured. The event also highlighted performances from lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi, who finished in the top 15.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of illness for Shiffrin and a visit to her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who was recovering from surgery. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan experienced setbacks. The event also saw notable finishes from lower-ranked skiers Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi. The women's World Cup will continue in Jasna, near Vlhova's hometown.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of personal challenges, including a cold that affected her previous performance and her boyfriend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde's surgery after a crash. Sara Hector finished third, achieving her first slalom podium. The article also mentions other competitors, including AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan, and notes the upcoming World Cup events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This victory marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The race came after Shiffrin did not finish a previous event due to a cold and visited her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, in the hospital following his crash. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan experienced setbacks. The World Cup continues with upcoming events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won an emotional women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly poignant as it followed a period of personal challenges, including a cold that affected her previous performance and her boyfriend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde's surgery after a crash. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan experienced setbacks. The event also saw notable performances from lower-ranked skiers Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This victory marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The race came after Shiffrin did not finish a previous event due to a cold and visited her boyfriend, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, in the hospital. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan faced setbacks. The World Cup continues with upcoming events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night slalom race in Austria, edging out her rival Petra Vlhova. This marked Shiffrin's 94th career win and 57th in slalom. The victory was particularly emotional as it followed a period of personal challenges, including a cold that affected her previous performance and her boyfriend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde's surgery after a crash. Sara Hector finished third, while Shiffrin's teammates AJ Hurt and Paula Moltzan experienced a ski-out and a crash, respectively. The article also notes the upcoming World Cup events in Jasna.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night race in Austria, defeating Slovakian skier Petra Vlhova. Shiffrin overcame a first-run deficit to secure her 94th career win. Sara Hector placed third, marking her first slalom podium. The victory was particularly emotional for Shiffrin, coming after a recent illness and a visit to her partner, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, in the hospital. Vlhova acknowledged her mistakes and the need for a perfect run to win. Lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi also had impressive finishes. The World Cup continues in Jasna, near Vlhova's hometown.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night race in Austria, overcoming Slovakian skier Petra Vlhova and Swedish Olympic giant slalom champion Sara Hector. Shiffrin, who recently battled a cold and was affected by her partner's crash, was supported by her team and family. The race was marked by a close rivalry, with Shiffrin making up time in the final run to secure her 94th career win. Lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi also had strong finishes. The World Cup continues in Jasna, near Vlhova's hometown.

Mikaela Shiffrin won a women's World Cup night race in Austria, overcoming Slovakian skier Petra Vlhova. Shiffrin, who recently battled a cold and was affected by her partner Aleksander Aamodt Kilde's crash, was supported by her team and family. Sara Hector placed third, marking her first slalom podium. Shiffrin's victory, her 94th career win, was part of an ongoing rivalry with Vlhova, who acknowledged her mistakes and the need for a perfect run. The event saw strong performances from lower-ranked skiers like Dzenifera Germane and Lara Colturi. The women's World Cup will continue in Jasna, near Vlhova's hometown.