Alpine Skiing World Cup | Mikaela Shiffrin obtains her 90th victory at the Killington slalom

(Killington) The American Mikaela Shiffrin, queen of alpine skiing, won the slalom in Killington (United States) on Sunday, her 90^e World Cup victory, a record.

Shiffrin, 28, a five-time overall World Cup winner, beat her Slovakian rival Petra Vlhova and Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener.

Leading after the first round, Shiffrin was also the fastest on the second course, holding Vlhova to 33 thousandths of a second.

In front of his audience, and the day after a 3^e giant place, the American has already won her second victory of the winter after a slalom in Levi (Finland) two weeks ago.

Last season, she broke Swede Ingemar Stenmark’s record for victories on the world circuit (86), and continues to improve this mark by heading towards 100 successes.

“This track is incredible. The crowd helps me here, they are so noisy, I even hear them shouting at each intermediate time,” she greeted on NBC.