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Hector won convincingly – leads the World Cup
Sara Hector is in top form. The season's second victory in giant slalom came in Kranjska Gora, where she won by a large margin.
First in 19 years: "A dream since I was little"
Sara Hector ended the year with a fine fifth place in the slalom in Semmering. But Sunday's happiest was a Croatian.
Hector still in form – second in Austria
Win last time and striking position before the second run. Sara Hector continues to show fine form in giant slalom, when she snatched second place in Austrian Semmering.
Shiffrin out for "a few weeks"
Alpine star Mikaela Shiffrin has to wait a bit for her 100th World Cup victory. .
New Swedish podium spot – Swenn-Larsson second
Anna Swenn-Larsson took the season's first podium in the Alpine World Championship. It became a shared second place for the Swede.
Hector wins in the USA – Shiffrin injured in crash
Mikaela Shiffrin was chasing her 100th World Cup victory – but crashed hard in the second run. Instead, Sara Hector took home her sixth World Cup victory in giant slalom.
Tough for Swenn-Larsson – far behind the leaders
Anna Swenn-Larsson had a tough Saturday at work. After barely making it to the second run, she eventually finished in 15th place.
Swenn Larsson fourth in slalom premiere
To the superstar Mikaela Shiffrin there was nothing to do – the American took her 98th World Cup victory when it was the slalom premiere in Finnish Levi. The Swede Anna Swenn Larsson just missed the podium – the 33-year-old finished fourth.
Hector far from the top: "It sucks"
Sara Hector has never been on the podium in Sölden's alpine premiere competition. And it didn't happen this year either.
Guide: Ahead of the Alpine Premiere in Sölden
An Austrian legend is making a comeback for the Netherlands, a Norwegian star will compete for Brazil – and an American giant is chasing their 100th victory. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the alpine World Championship cup start in Sölden.
Sara Hector: "Sad about the development"
The alpine national team is under pressure and several of the skiers have to pay out over 100,000 kronor themselves to make ends meet. Slalom star Sara Hector, who has her training financed, sympathizes with those who are worse off, but notes: Sport will always be based on results, that you draw boundaries based on that.
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