Shiffrin skis for record breaking victory in Åre slalom

Mar 10, 2023

Mikaela Shiffrin first World Cup victory Åre December 2012: GEPA Photos

Who is racing, when and how to watch the Åre Sweden slalom

With five races remaining on the 2023 World Cup calendar, Mikaela Shiffrin has already earned the 2023 season overall, giant slalom and slalom titles. She has won 12 races and five of those are slaloms. Tomorrow it can be assumed that she will be aggressively pursuing her sixth.

However, four women have also won World Cup slaloms this season. Anything is possible and back-to-back victories are difficult to execute.

Notably, both Paula Moltzan and Shiffrin are now among the top seven on the slalom World Cup Start List. Moltzan has earned the distinction for the first time in her career.

Currently, the US women are leading the 2022-23 Nation Cup slalom standings.

World Cup Nations Cup slalom standings as of January 28th, 2023

2022-23 North American women’s World Cup slalom standing as of March 10th

Season’s SL ranking of North American Women as of January 28th

There are eight North Americans entered to race the Åre slalom on March 11th, five from the USA and three from Canada.

The women’s first run starts at 4:30 am Eastern Time and 1:30 am on the West Coast. The second run will begin at 7:30 am Eastern Time and 4:30 am on the West Coast.  

In the USA, the women’s World Cups in Åre will be available for viewing live and as a replay on the streaming service Ski and Snowboard Live. World-class ski racing commentator Steve Porino is announcing the Åre races. The races will also be simulcast on Peacock.

In Canada, CBC sports offers Alpine World Cup racing content.

1st run start list and daily program for the March 11th Åre women’s slalom

Program for the Åre March 11th women’s slalom

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