Sofia Goggia won a women's Alpine skiing super-G in Andorra on Sunday, March 1, 2026, to stretch her lead in the World Cup standings.
What happened?
Goggia beat Germany's Emma Aicher by 0.24 seconds to secure the top spot.
The Italian skier's win marked her second super-G victory of the season.
Why it matters for Sofia Goggia
This win puts Goggia 84 points clear of New Zealand's Alice Robinson, who finished seventh in the event.
Goggia's lead in the super-G standings is now significant, with only two rounds remaining.
What comes next?
Aicher is third in the race for the super-G crystal globe, 116 points behind Goggia.
The next super-G events will be crucial in determining the final standings.
Goggia's performance in Andorra was impressive, with Norway's Kajsa Vickhoff Lie completing the podium in third place.
Switzerland's Corinne Suter finished fourth, while Italy's Federica Brignone returned to action after breaking her leg last April and finished eighth.
The win was a significant one for Goggia, who is looking to maintain her lead in the World Cup standings.
As of March 1, 2026, Goggia has a total of 840 points in the super-G standings.
Her nearest rival, Alice Robinson, has 756 points.
The super-G crystal globe is awarded to the skier with the most points in the discipline at the end of the season.
Goggia's win in Andorra has put her in a strong position to claim the globe.
The men's super-G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen was cancelled due to fog, but the women's event in Andorra went ahead as scheduled.
Goggia's victory was a testament to her skill and determination on the slopes.
She will be looking to continue her good form in the remaining events of the season.
With two rounds remaining, worth a total of 200 points, Goggia is in a good position to win the super-G crystal globe.
Her rivals will be pushing hard to catch up, but Goggia's lead is significant.
The World Cup standings will be closely watched in the coming weeks as the season reaches its climax.
Goggia's win in Andorra has set her up for a strong finish to the season.
She will be looking to maintain her lead and claim the super-G crystal globe.
The Italian skier has been in good form this season, with two super-G wins under her belt.
She will be hoping to add to her tally in the remaining events.
The super-G discipline is one of the most competitive in Alpine skiing, with many talented skiers vying for the top spot.
Goggia's win in Andorra has put her ahead of the pack, but she will need to stay focused to maintain her lead.
The World Cup season is nearing its end, and the skiers are giving it their all.
Goggia's performance in Andorra was impressive, and she will be looking to repeat it in the coming events.