Mikaela Shiffrin earns 100th World Cup win, joins exclusive century club
Mikaela Shiffrin has earned a record-extending 100th career Alpine skiing World Cup win, coming back from major injury to join a short list of athletes across all winter sports with triple-digit victories. Shiffrin won a slalom by 61 hundredths of a second over Croatian Zrinka Ljutic combining times from two runs in Sestriere, Italy, on Sunday.
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Max Langenhan of Germany won the luge World Cup men’s singles overall championship on Sunday for the third consecutive year, ...
Just one day after winning the 500m and the 1500m, Jordan Stolz kept the momentum going with a victory in the 1000m. He set a ...
Japan-bred, who raced with distinction in the U.S., finishing third in the Breeders' Cup Classic and Kentucky Derby last year ...
It's a full weekend of horse racing around the globe with a major Kentucky Derby prep on the slate in Arkansas but the best ...
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Odermatt edges Monney to win a World Cup super-G in another 1-2 for dominant Swiss men's ski teamIt was just a 1-2 result for the stellar Swiss men’s ski team Sunday instead of a full podium sweep. Marco Odermatt edged ...
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World champion Franjo von Allmen has led a Swiss sweep on home snow at the first World Cup downhill since winning his first ...
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Julia Taubitz clinched the women's World Cup luge singles overall championship on Saturday, marking the 27th consecutive year ...
Americans Erin Jackson and Jordan Stolz won speed skating World Cup races in the absence of their top Dutch rivals on Friday.
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