Brignone towers over Goggia, Kostner & Co.

There was reason to be happy on Sunday next to Cornelia Hütter also Federica Brignone , who celebrated her 19th World Cup victory, her seventh in the Super-G. “I am really very happy with my run. I tried to make myself as small as possible in the windy passages,” said the 31-year-old, who was also happy for Hütter given her medical records. “It's fantastic to share the victory with Conny.” The ÖSV runner immediately returned the compliment: “Fede is simply a great skier and really such a nice one, so I'm just happy that I can be with her was allowed to stand at the top.”

With her third success in the seventh of nine Super-Gs this season, Brignone took a big step towards winning the small crystal ball. She now leads by 103 points over her second-placed compatriot Elena Curtoni, who came tenth in Garmisch. The other competition such as Sofia Goggia (third place in the Super-G World Cup), Lara Gut-Behrami, Mikaela Shiffrin and Ragnhild Mowinckel did not start in Garmisch. In the overall World Cup, Brignone moved up to third place behind Shiffrin and Petra Vlhova. Italy: Brignone has more World Cup victories than anyone Brignone, who won the overall World Cup in 2019/20, would win the Super Crystal Globe for the first time this year. “The Super-G is the discipline I have always preferred,” said Brignone after her win on Sunday. With 19 World Cup victories in total, the 31-year-old is in the lead in the all-time ranking of Italian female skiers. In addition to her 7 Super-G victories, she has 7 successes in the giant slalom and 5 in the Alpine combination. “The Super-G is the discipline I have always preferred” Federico Brignone Brignone has two more wins than her long-term rival Sofia Goggia. But the Bergamasque could challenge her for this record, especially since she had won almost every downhill run in the last two seasons - unless she was injured. Goggia has a total of 12 downhill and 5 super-G victories.

Deborah Compagnoni is in third place. The three-time Olympic champion from Bormio won 3 times in giant slalom, twice in super-G and once in slalom. Behind them comes a trio from South Tyrol who have also already ended their careers: Isolde Kostner with 13 victories (2 downhill/15 super-G), Karen Putzer with 12 (3 super-G/8 giant slalom) and Denise Karbon with 4 (all in giant slalom). Female ski racers from Italy with the most World Cup victories Pos Name Siege 1. Federico Brignone 19 2. Sofia Goggia 17 3. Deborah Compagnoni 16 4. Isolde Kostner 15 5. Karen Putzer 8 6. Denise Carbon 6 7. Martha Bassino 5 15. Bibiana Perez 1

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Brignone towers over Goggia, Kostner & Co.

Federica Brignone took her next World Cup victory on Sunday in the Super-G for her Garmisch-Partenkirchen team. This meant she moved further ahead in the all-time rankings.

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