Mikaela Shiffrin has cemented her legacy as one of the greatest ski racers of all time, reaching an astonishing 100 World Cup victories in just 278 races. Her journey to this historic milestone has been filled with dominant performances, record-breaking achievements, and inspiring comebacks. Here are 10 of her most notable World Cup victories that have defined her career.

1. First Victory – Åre, Sweden (December 20, 2012)

At just 17 years old, Shiffrin claimed her maiden World Cup win in slalom, showcasing her immense talent and setting the stage for a legendary career. Her precise and aggressive skiing left the world in awe, marking the arrival of a future superstar.

2. Sochi Tune-Up – Bormio, Italy (January 5, 2014)

Leading up to the 2014 Winter Olympics, Shiffrin dominated the slalom race in Bormio, proving she was ready for the biggest stage. This victory reinforced her status as the Olympic gold medal favorite.

3. Olympic Preview – Kühtai, Austria (December 29, 2014)

Shiffrin’s win in Kühtai was a statement performance as she worked on refining her technique. It was a glimpse into her evolving dominance beyond slalom.

4. First Giant Slalom Win – Solden, Austria (October 22, 2016)

For years, Shiffrin was known primarily as a slalom specialist. But her giant slalom win in Solden proved she was capable of dominating multiple disciplines. This was the beginning of her all-around dominance.

5. First Speed Victory – Lake Louise, Canada (December 1, 2018)

Expanding her skillset, Shiffrin shocked the ski world by winning a super-G race in Lake Louise. This made her one of the rare skiers to win in technical and speed events.

6. Tying Ingemar Stenmark’s Slalom Record – Lienz, Austria (December 29, 2022)

With her 47th slalom win, Shiffrin matched the legendary Ingemar Stenmark’s record for most victories in a single discipline. This race solidified her as the greatest slalom skier in history.

7. Breaking Lindsey Vonn’s U.S. Record – Kranjska Gora, Slovenia (January 8, 2023)

By earning her 83rd career win, Shiffrin surpassed Lindsey Vonn’s record for the most World Cup victories by an American skier, further establishing her dominance.

8. All-Time Wins Record – Åre, Sweden (March 11, 2023)

Returning to the site of her first victory, Shiffrin surpassed Ingemar Stenmark’s all-time World Cup win record with her 87th victory. This historic race crowned her the most successful skier in World Cup history.

9. Bouncing Back from Injury – Jasná, Slovakia (February 18, 2024)

After recovering from setbacks, Shiffrin secured a dominant win in slalom, proving her resilience and ability to rise to the occasion even after facing adversity.

10. 100th Victory – Location TBD (March 2025)

Reaching the elusive 100-win milestone, Shiffrin joined an elite club of the greatest athletes in sports history. This victory cemented her legacy as the most dominant skier of her generation.

A Legacy That Continues to Grow

Mikaela Shiffrin’s journey to 100 World Cup wins has been a masterclass in consistency, skill, and perseverance. From teenage sensation to skiing legend, she continues to push the boundaries of excellence. With her career still going strong, the question now is: how many more victories can she achieve?