Shiffrin celebrates 100th victory - friend congratulates and gives a child!

Shiffrin celebrates 100th victory - friend congratulates and gives a child!

On Sunday, February 23, 2025, the Alpine Skiwelt experienced a sensation: Mikaela Shiffrin celebrated her 100th World Cup victory in Sestriere, Italy. With a lead of 61 hundreds, the American secured first place in the slalom and thus entered the footsteps of only a few athletes who have reached three-digit victories in winter sports. This success comes remarkably after a serious injury that she had suffered in November 2024. After a two -month break, Shiffrin returned and fought back to the top, a real comeback that inspires the fans. According to Sports.yahoo.com, Shiffrin was overjoyed and thanked her teammates, competitors and fans for their support in this challenging time.

Shiffrin, who was now on the podium 100 times with this victory, shared third place with her compatriot Paula Moltzan, who also showed remarkable achievements. The moment when they were on the podium and hugged themselves, the moment became particularly emotionally, while Shiffrin broke out into tears. "I'm so grateful, thank you very much!" explained the skier, who again proved that she is not only a talented athlete, but also an inspiring personality. Her friend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who is recovering after a shoulder surgery, congratulated Shiffrin in an Instagram post and praised both her sporting performance and the soul behind the success. "What stands out even more is the person you are every day - that is much larger than the number of victories," wrote the Norwegian.

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Shiffrin strives to not only celebrate her success for yourself, but also to do good. On the occasion of her 100th victory, she plans to work with the Share Winter Foundation in order to collect $ 100,000 for programs to promote skiing and snowboard driving for young people who have no access to these sports. "I want to focus on something bigger than me," she said. This initiative shows that the athlete's success also brings social responsibility. Shiffrin is not only an athlete, but also an ambassador for more inclusion in winter sports.