Prior to Thursday, Shiffrin led the super-G standings by 32 points over Tina Weirather, and 47 points over Nicole Schmidhofer, meaning in order to win the super-G globe, she had to ski better than either of those racers in order to claim the title.

For the first time in the 2018/19 season, Shiffrin finished off the super-G podium in fourth, tying Nicole Schmidhofer 0.44 seconds off of back Viktoria Rebensburg’s total time of 1:23.91. Despite her finish, Shiffrin skied just fast enough to claim her first super-G title and walk away with her third crystal globe of the season, a day after celebrating her 24th birthday.

Tamara Tippler finished second in Thursday’s super-G, 0.15 seconds back from Rebensburg, followed by Federica Brignone in third, 0.34 seconds back.

Weirather and Ramona Siebenhofer did not finish their runs.

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Top 10

1. Viktoria Rebensburg (GER): 1:23.91
2. Tamara Tippler (AUT): +0.15
3. Federica Brignone (ITA): +0.34
4. Mikaela Shiffrin (USA): +0.44
4. Nicole Schmidhofer (AUT): +0.44
6. Jasmine Flury (SUI): +0.52
7. Sofia Goggia (ITA): +0.56
8. Kajsa Vickhoff Lie (NOR): +0.68
9. Nadia Fanchini (ITA): +0.82
10. Corinne Suter (SUI): +0.85

For full FIS results, click here.