Mikaela Shiffrin wanted a 100th World Cup win. Instead, she shook Killington with a surprising rise and fall.
The Vermont-schooled Olympian aimed to make Alpine skiing history at the international racing circuit’s Thanksgiving weekend stop in the Green Mountain State. The “boilerplate ice” course had other plans.
Shiffrin crashes at Killington Cup World Cup race
With Shiffrin out of contention on Sunday, Paula Moltzan was the only member of the US Ski Team to make it to the second run. However, she crashed in her second run and did not finish. Camille Rast of SUI took her first career World Cup win in the Slalom event, with Anna Swenn Larsen of SWE in second and Wendy Holdener of SUI in third.
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International ski group approves Killington to hold World CupThe International Ski and Snowboard Federation has given Killington Resort the go-ahead to hold the World Cup this weekend.
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