Elena Curtoni, 35, won her first World Cup super-G since 2022, becoming the oldest woman to win the event, as Italy swept the races in Val di Fassa.

Elena Curtoni, 35, won her first World Cup super-G since 2022, becoming the oldest woman to win the event in history, as Italy swept the men’s and women’s races in Val di Fassa. Asja Zenere shocked the field with a third-place finish in her 50th start, while Mikaela Shiffrin earned points despite finishing 23rd, extending her overall lead to 125 points with six races left. Emma Aicher failed to finish, ending her super-G title hopes. Sofia Goggia, the season leader, finished ninth, now 63 points behind Robinson with 100 points at stake in the final super-G on March 22 in Kvitfjell, Norway.