Mikaela Shiffrin and winning streaks in the history of the World Cup

With the victory of Killington, Mikaela Shiffrin has strung the thirteenth consecutive victory in a slalom all around, considering any type of competition: a world championship, ten races of the World Cup and two national championships.

Monday 28 November 2016 8 minutes reading time

The twenty-Vail does not lose through the narrow poles from January 13, 2015 when it closed in Flachau third preceded by Frida Hansdotter and Tina Maze: for her then still an open undefeated of 684 days (Sunday, November 27). The thirteen victories Mikaela Shiffrin 13/01/2015 Flachau AUT world Cup 3 1 02/14/2015 Vail / Beaver Creek USA World Championships 1 2 22/02/2015 Maribor SLO world Cup 1 3 14/03/2015 are SWE world Cup 1 4 03/21/2015 Meribel BETWEEN world Cup 1 5 28/03/2015 Sugarloaf, ME USA National championships 1 6 28/11/2015 Aspen, CO USA world Cup 1 7 29/11/2015 Aspen, CO USA world Cup 1 8 15/02/2016 Crans Montana SUI world Cup 1 9 06/03/2016 Jasna SVK world Cup 1 10 03/19/2016 St. Moritz SUI world Cup 1 11 03/25/2016 Sun Valley Resort USA National championships 1 12 11/12/2016 Levi FIN world Cup 1 13 27/11/2016 Killington USA world Cup 1 Purists agree the statistics, and the same Shiffrin said to be the 'agreement on the fact that between 29 November 2015 and 15 February 2016 will be played five Slalom that this' American did not participate due to injury and, consequently, for the "approval" of the record at the moment are only 5 consecutive victories in tests of the World Cup (and not 10). A bit '' of confusion, perhaps engendered by Wikipedia, is also found in International thick media on the record currently in force. If we stay at the Slalom the longest winning streak in the World Cup is the Swiss Vreni Schneider that from 16 December 1988 until 25 November 1989 prevailed in eight races, seven out of seven in the 1988/89 season and the opening of the next season. Vreni lined up even six nell''anno Solar 1994 victories as un''altra Switzerland, Erika Hess, was imposed in six slalom in a row in 1981. By its fifth consecutive win, Mikaela Shiffrin besides having repeated was joined at Janica Kostelic and Marlies Schild firm with strips of 5 wins. The overall in the women's record is Anne Marie Moser-Proell who won 11 consecutive descents Free from 7 December 1972 to 5 January 1974.Le 11 wins Anne Marie Moser-Proell 1 07/12/1972 Val d 'Isere BETWEEN world Cup 1 2 19/12/1972 Saalbach AUT world Cup 1 3 01/09/1973 Pfronten GER world Cup 1 4 10/01/1973 Pfronten GER world Cup 1 5 01/16/1973 Grindelwald SUI world Cup 1 6 01/25/1973 Chamonix BETWEEN world Cup 1 7 01/02/1973 Schruns AUT world Cup 1 8 10/02/1973 St. Moritz SUI world Cup 1 9 12/06/1973 Val d 'Isere BETWEEN world Cup 1 10 12/19/1973 Zell am See AUT world Cup 1 11 01/05/1974 Pfronten GER world Cup 1 Considering also the men's field, as often it happens to the records, the longest streak in the hands of the Swede Ingemar Stenmark in Giant Slalom not lost since March 18, 1978 to January 21, 1980 14 trials of the World Cup in the middle of putting even the '' Gold Lake Placid Olympic. The 14 victories Ingemar Stenmark 1 03/18/1978 Arosa SUI world Cup 1 2 09/12/1978 Schladming AUT world Cup 1 3 22/12/1978 Kranjska Gora JUG world Cup 1 4 01/07/1979 Courchevel BETWEEN world Cup 1 5 16/01/1979 Adelboden SUI world Cup 1 6 23/01/1979 steinach AUT world Cup 1 7 04/02/1979 Jasna TCH world Cup 1 8 10/02/1979 are SWE world Cup 1 9 04/03/1979 Lake Placid, NY USA world Cup 1 10 12/03/1979 Heavenly Valley, CA USA world Cup 1 11 03/19/1979 Furano JPN world Cup 1 12 12/08/1979 Val d 'Isere BETWEEN world Cup 1 13 12/12/1979 Madonna di Campiglio ITA world Cup 1 14 21/01/1980 Adelboden SUI world Cup 1 Looking blue house in the men's the longest streak belongs to Alberto Tomba won by nine Slalom Chamonix, January 30, 1994, in Wengen, January 22, 1995 with the stain Olympic dell''Argento Lillehammer, only lost the race in a calendar year at the hands of Thomas Stangassinger. In the women's longest streak is Deborah Compagnoni, always on the top step of the podium by Giant Zwiesel (17 January 1997) to that of Bormio of 6 January 1998, eight wins to which add the Sierra Nevada the 1997 World Cup.

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