Before the final super-G, Goggia had 63 points more than second-placed New Zealander Alice Robinson. In the end, the Italian took the victory at the end, celebrating with 32 hundredths of an advantage over second-placed Swiss Corinne Suter, while Robinson was only 16th, 2.41 seconds behind Goggia.
The German Kira Weidle-Winkelmann also climbed the podium, and she took third place, 60 hundredths of a second behind the winner.
For Goggia, this is the first Small Crystal Globe in the super-G, and the fifth overall in a career in which he has four Small Globes in the downhill.
SOFIA GOGGIA WINS THE SUPER G CRYSTAL GLOBE.
Her first Globe in Super G and the fifth Globe of her career, adding to her four Downhill titles.#FISAlpine #WorldCupLillehammer pic.twitter.com/dbmLrV3KV9
— FIS Alpine (@fisalpine) March 22, 2026
Super giant slalom, final standings:
1. Sofia Goggia ITA 1:29.23
2. Corinne Suter SWI 1:29.55
3. Kira Weidle-Winkelmann NJE 1:29.83
4. Emma Aicher NJE 1:29.84
5. Cornelia Hütter AUT 1:30.07
6. Ester Ledecka CZECH REPUBLIC 1:30.35
7. Ariane Rädler AUT 1:30.42
8. Elena Curtoni ITA 1:30.61
9. Malorie Blanc SWI 1:30.68
10. Keely Cashman USA 1:30.78
…
16. Alice Robinson NZL 1:31.64
In the super giant slalom, the last appearance in the World Cup in her career was made by the Slovenian skier Ilka Štuhec, who took 18th place (+2.56).
In her rich career, the 35-year-old from Maribor played 252 times in the World Cup, achieving 11 victories, and 22 times she was on the podium. Štuhec achieved her greatest success in the downhill, in which she was twice the world champion.
Aicher reduced the gap to Shiffrin in the fight for the Big Globe
In the women’s ski competition, the overall winner of the World Cup has not yet been decided. In the fight for the Big Crystal Globe, with two races to go, American Mikaela Shiffrin is leading ahead of second-placed German Emma Aicher.
Both skiers performed in today’s super-giant slalom, and Aicher was more successful, who won fourth place, and Shiffrin was only 22nd. The German woman reduced the gap in the overall standings to the American woman from a new 50 points to only 45 points two races before the end, writes HRT.
Today is the last super-giant slalom of the ski competition season. The Small Crystal Globe was previously secured by Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt, just like the Large Crystal Globe for overall World Cup victory.
(Vijesti.ba)
