Mikaela Shiffrin still has plenty of chances to break Lindsey Vonn’s World Cup record

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Mikaela Shiffrin still has plenty of chances to break Lindsey Vonn’s World Cup record
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History on hold for Mikaela Shiffrin, but likely not for long.

After missing out on the podium on Friday and Saturday in two straight downhills — far from her best event — she’ll expect more for upcoming races in disciplines that she excels in.

“I am enjoying each race and the process is like an opportunity,” Shiffrin said after a seventh-place finish on Saturday. “I don’t feel that I have to win again. Of course I care. I want to win. That’s obvious. But I don’t feel that I have to win; that I’m supposed to win. I’m just here trying to figure out the track like all the other racers on the course and see if I can do my best and if it’s good enough to be close to the top.

Season-long downhill leader Sofia Goggia, who won Friday’s race in Cortina, fell midway through her run but avoided injury. The safety air bag under Goggia’s racing suit inflated during her crash, which may have helped soften her crash landing.

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