Sitting Out on 100 Possible Wins, Mikaela Shiffrin Sends Message for Boyfriend Aleksander Kilde’s Glory at Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2023/24

In the midst of the FIS Alpine Ski World Championship 2023/24, Mikaela Shiffrin and Aleksander Kilde compete for the title. Unfortunately, Shiffrin, battling a cold, will sit out the upcoming race in Zauchensee to recover. As the snowflakes settle, Shiffrin’s recent exploits paint a picture beyond gender norms, inspiring a new era in alpine skiing.

Aleksander Aamodt Kilde has established a formidable standard for assessing the ideal Birds of the Prey World Cup weekend. His scintillating performance at the Wengen race exemplified this, setting the slopes ablaze. Adding a heartwarming touch, his girlfriend Mikaela, who has been by his side since they started dating in 2021, consistently sends affectionate and supportive messages to cheer on her boyfriend, Aleksander.

Mikaela Shiffrin & Aleksander’s love story on and off the slopes

Recently, Aleksander Kilde took to Instagram to share an intriguing post celebrating his recent victory. Despite showcasing impeccable sliding skills on the renowned Lauberhorn track, he was surpassed by the impressive performance of two-time Wengen winner Marco Odermatt, who secured the top spot by a remarkable 0.81 seconds. Kilde, resilient as ever, claimed third place. The post featured a series of pictures capturing Kilde in his skiing gear, accompanied by a caption expressing gratitude for being able to kick off the classics.

The post was captioned, “Thankful to have the ability to get out there today to kick off the classics!! Truthfully, I’ve been horizontal since the flower ceremony…gotta rest up for the next two races! No words for you, @marcoodermatt – unreal …congrats to you.” However, Mikaela, embodying the perfect girlfriend, shared a heartwarming story on Instagram after Kilde’s victory. She posted his picture with the enthusiastic caption, “Yeaaaaaa bibiiii,” accompanied by three hearts. She further added, “Aleks started it off with a 3rd place.”

On another note, Mikaela holds the record for the most World Cup wins,92, among women. However, following her recent unexpected announcement that she won’t be participating in an upcoming race, the skiing community is left both astonished and curious

Conquering limits with style!

Even the greatest of all time (GOAT) faces limitations, and unfortunately, Mikaela Shiffrin is no exception. In a Twitter update a few days back she shared insights on her decision regarding the weekend’s speed series in Altenmarkt Zauchensee, expressing gratitude for the ongoing support.

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Regrettably, Shiffrin, who recently battled a cold, announced her withdrawal from the upcoming race in Zauchensee. Prioritizing a full recovery for the demanding weeks ahead in Flachau, Jasna, Cortina, and Kronplatz, she acknowledged the disappointment of missing out on Zauchensee, a significant target for her. Despite the setback, Shiffrin remains resilient, reflecting, “So it goes!” and garnering well-wishes from fans for a swift recovery matching her impressive slalom times.

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