Mikaela Shiffrin is the “winning queen” within the alpine skiing world. Inspiring the world with her dominating skills, she has enjoyed an incredible career. With 95 World Cup wins, 17 global medals, 6 consecutive World Championships winning gold, and multiple record-smashing World Cup slalom wins, Mikaela Shiffrin has galvanized the world with her splendid skiing prowess on the slope.

Withholding the highest World Cup wins, Mikaela Shiffrin has established herself as the greatest alpine skier of all time. Despite conquering her Olympic dream, the 28-year-old skiing legend continues to break more records. After delighting fans with record-breaking victories in 2023, Mikaela cheered the Laureus Awards, reflecting on her sporting achievements throughout the year.

Mikaela Shiffrin aims to inspire the generations to come

Celebrating Mikaela Shiffrin’s skiing excellence, Laureus took to its official Instagram handle and thrilled Shiffrin’s fans with the latest update. Captioning the post as “Mikaela Shiffrin – 2024 Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year Nominee – reflects on a record-breaking year in 2023 and the importance she places on inspiring the next generation.”

The 2-time Olympic gold medalist applauded the Laureus World Sports Awards, remarking “There is nothing like the Laureus Awards when it comes to bringing athletes together,” celebrating not just the achievements but the overarching impacts. She further adds, “Laureus gives us a unique platform to interact with each other and make a difference.”

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Apart from that, Mikaеla Shiffrin also expressed her elation over her last year illustrious win. She mentioned, “2023 was an absolutely incredible year for me… not important to merely break records to set records.” Mikaеla Shiffrin has been influencing the young generation through her remarkable feat and outstanding speed on the slopes. She adds, “It is important to set the tone for the next generation and inspire them.” Shiffrin’s performance in 2023 truly shows the way for inspiration.

Shiffrin’s record-breaking spree in 2023

Displaying her unparalleled skiing prowess, the American skiing sensation Mikaela Shiffrin took part in her 14th season on the World Cup circuit in 2023. On January 24, 2023, Shiffrin won her 83rd World Cup race. It took her ahead of Lindsey Vonn as the top female World Cup winner. In addition to that, she stood just three wins away from Ingemar Stenmark’s overall record of 86. But that record was not there to stay.

How Did Alpine Legend Mikaela Shiffrin Prepare Before Winning Her 93rd World Cup?

On 10 March 2023, Mikaela Shiffrin equaled Stenmark’s record. The next day, she overcame her with her 87th win. That was two days before She turned 28. Just a week passed after that, and on 18th March Shiffrin tied Vonn’s women’s record for World Cup podiums (137). This yearIn 2023, Shiffrin also broke Vreni Schneider’s women’s record for World Cup giant slalom wins (21). Interestingly, Shiffrin is the only skier to win races in each of the World Cup’s six disciplines. Currently recovering from a fatal injury, it remains to be seen how Shiffrin furthers her run after the records in the coming days.

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