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01/13 11:43 CST Mikaela Shiffrin and US teammate Paula Moltzan 1-2 after 1st
run of Flachau night slalom
Mikaela Shiffrin and US teammate Paula Moltzan 1-2 after 1st run of Flachau
night slalom
FLACHAU, Austria (AP) --- Mikaela Shiffrin and American teammate Paula Moltzan
stood 1-2 following the opening run of a World Cup slalom night race Tuesday.
Shiffrin, who has won five of the six slaloms in the Olympic season, finished
0.19 seconds ahead of Moltzan, who is seeking her first career victory.
Katharina Truppe of Austria stood third, 0.35 behind, while Camille Rast ---
the Swiss racer who recently ended Shiffrin's winning streak --- stood fourth,
0.78 behind, after an error toward the end of her run.
Lara Colturi, the Italian-born racer who competes for Albania, had a wild run
and finished 2.66 behind.
After this race, there is only one more slalom before the Milan Cortina Winter
Games open on Feb. 6.
Shiffrin is seeking her record-extending 107th World Cup win, 70th in slalom
and sixth in Flachau.
Shiffrin can clinch the season-long slalom title if she wins and Rast finishes
below 14th.
Moltzan's best World Cup results are three second-place finishes and four
third-place finishes. She also took bronze in giant slalom at last season's
world championships.
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