Sofia Goggia won the 2026 World Cup super-G final, claiming her first crystal globe and 29th career win.

Sofia Goggia of Italy won the women’s super-G at the 2026 World Cup Finals in Kvitfjell, Norway, claiming her first super-G crystal globe and 29th career World Cup victory. Her dominant run secured the discipline title, with New Zealand’s Alice Robinson finishing 2.41 seconds behind in second. Germany’s Emma Aicher placed fourth, gaining 50 points and narrowing the gap in the overall standings. Mikaela Shiffrin, competing in only her third super-G of the season, placed 22nd and failed to earn points. The win marked Goggia’s 10th super-G victory and capped a strong season despite earlier struggles. It also served as a farewell race for Slovenia’s Ilka Štuhec, who retired after 11 career wins.