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2022-23 U.S. World Cup Events
Quinn Dehlinger
U.S. Freeski Team athlete Svea Irving went big in the SuperPipe on Saturday night and ended the evening on the podium for the first time in her professional career.
On Sunday, the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team men’s speed took on the Cortina super-G track for the second day. The race was riveting and extremely difficult. There was a total of 21 did not finish racers. An unheard-of number for a speed event. This was due to a lot of trick turns on the terrain packed course.
“It helps to run at the end where you see some of the top guys go with those big trick turns and mistakes they were making,” commented Kyle Negomir on the tricky set.
Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team athlete Mikaela Shiffrin finished second in the second slalom in Spindleruv Mlyn, Czech Republic, just .06 seconds out of first place, and clinched a seventh slalom crystal globe. Paula Moltzan added another top-10 result, finishing in eighth place.
"It is unbelieveable to secure the slalom globe already this season," said Shiffrin. "I have been working hard to get my slalom to a high level again and this season has been very special."
Colby Stevenson was first and Mac Forehand second for the men's ski slopestyle contest on the second day of the X Games. Despite heavy snow that significantly slowed the skiers down throughout the four runs, Stevenson continued to raise the bar after every lap through the course.
Of the 10 athletes competing, three were from the U.S. Freeski Team: Colby Stevenson, Alex Hall and Mac Forehand. Forehand secured his second X Games medal of his career with a silver in today's contest and was left speechless.
Mikaela Shiffrin continued her hot streak of wins in Spindleruv Mlyn on Saturday with her 85th career victory, leaving her just one shy of 86 wins. Paula Moltzan was fifth.
Shiffrin smoked it down first run, taking the lead by 0.29 seconds ahead of German skier Lena Duerr. The strong skiing continued into second run with Shiffrin laying it down for the second-fastest second run time, taking the win by 0.60 seconds ahead of Lena Duerr in second and 1.31 seconds ahead of Wendy Holdener in third place.
Mikaela Shiffrin - WIN #85 - Spinderluv Mlyn - Slalom 2023
Mikaela Shiffrin - Back to Back Wins - Kronplatz GS 2023
Mikaela Shiffrin Breaks Record - WIN #83 - Kronplatz GS 2023
Mikaela Shiffrin Ties Lindsey Vonn's Record - WIN #82 - Kransjka Gora World Cup 2023
Sophia Laukli - Career Best 3rd Place - Val Di Fiemme 10k - Tour De Ski 2023