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American alpine skiing superstar Mikaela Shiffrin has opened up about the unique strength of her relationship with Norwegian skier Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, emphasizing how their shared experiences in the high-pressure world of competitive skiing bring them closer. Shiffrin, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and one of the most dominant athletes in the sport, and Kilde, a top contender in men’s speed events with multiple World Cup wins and Olympic medals, have been a power couple since reconnecting in 2021. Their romance blossomed during challenging times—Shiffrin grieving the loss of her father, and Kilde recovering from a serious knee injury. The…

Aleksander Aamodt Kilde has stared down the Streif in Kitzbühel at 140 km/h with broken bindings, raced with a half-healed shoulder, and won World Cup downhills by hundredths of a second. But nothing, he says, has ever made his heart pound like the moment he asked Mikaela Shiffrin to marry him. In a candid interview released Wednesday on the Norwegian podcast “I det lange løp,” the 33-year-old speed star finally opened up about the proposal that took place last April in the Dolomites, an event the couple had kept almost entirely private until now. “Downhill starts? Scary, yes. But you…

Four words from Mikaela Shiffrin just turned the alpine skiing world upside down.When a fan asked on Instagram if she would race the St. Moritz super-G this weekend — the same races where Lindsey Vonn will make her long-awaited return — Shiffrin replied with a simple, loaded “we’ll see!!” That’s it. That’s all it took. In an instant, a dream matchup that once felt impossible suddenly feels very real: Shiffrin vs. Vonn, technical queen against speed legend, on the steep, storied Engadin slopes where both have written history. Shiffrin has not started a World Cup super-G since December 2023 in…

Norwegian alpine skiing star Aleksander Aamodt Kilde officially completed one of the most challenging chapters of his career on Sunday, returning to World Cup competition nearly 23 months after a horrific crash in Wengen that left his future in the sport uncertain. The 33-year-old speed specialist raced in the men’s Super G at the Stifel Copper Cup, marking his first World Cup start since January 2024. Kilde, who suffered a dislocated shoulder and a deep calf laceration with nerve damage in the Lauberhorn downhill crash, crossed the finish line to warm applause and an emotional embrace from fiancée Mikaela Shiffrin.…

In the high-stakes world of alpine skiing, where speeds exceed 80 mph and a single miscalculation can end a career, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Mikaela Shiffrin have not only conquered the slopes but also each other’s hearts. The Norwegian downhill specialist and American slalom queen, engaged since 2023, have become synonymous with excellence on the mountain. But off the snow, their relationship stands as a testament to mutual support amid adversity, as Kilde poignantly reflected in a recent interview: “We have been a rock for each other.” Kilde, 33, opened up about the depth of their connection during an exclusive…

In a heartwarming episode of Mikaela Shiffrin’s podcast What’s The Point with Mikaela, the alpine skiing superstar and her fiancé, Norwegian racer Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, finally addressed the elephant in the room that’s been buzzing among fans since their engagement last April: the wedding. “Let me tell you that people want to know, when is the wedding?” Shiffrin said with a laugh during the candid conversation, released just days after her emotional 104th World Cup win here in Colorado. “We’re going to get married guys, calm down. It’s gonna happen. Just, there’s just like a couple things that are going…

Mikaela Shiffrin returned to the World Cup top 15 for the first time since her near-fatal crash last season, delivering a sixth-place finish in giant slalom and a tied-fourth in slalom over an emotional weekend in Tremblant. The results, while short of the podium, represent one of the clearest signs yet that the most successful alpine skier in history is regaining full command of her craft more than a year after a gate stake pierced her abdomen at Killington, tearing muscle and stopping millimetres from her spine. “I still get some pictures sometimes,” Shiffrin said of the flashbacks, “but I’m…

Mikaela Shiffrin claimed her first victory of the 2025-26 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season on Tuesday, winning the women’s slalom in dominant fashion and underlining her ongoing evolution as the most decorated skier in history. The 30-year-old American, now with 105 World Cup wins, stood atop the podium in Sun Valley after posting the fastest times in both runs. The triumph comes just days after she reflected publicly on a new mindset that is powering her current campaign: focusing on elevating her baseline performance rather than solely chasing career-best results. In an Instagram post following last weekend’s giant slalom…

Two days after watching her rivals light up the podium, the Queen of ski racing just fired a warning shot that has the entire alpine world buzzing. In a raw, late-night Instagram post that’s already exploding across social media, Mikaela Shiffrin revealed the secret sauce behind her 2025/26 comeback: she’s not just chasing new peaks anymore; she’s laser-focused on raising her absolute FLOOR. “I’m leveling up my baseline in addition to working on top speed, and that is so exciting,” Shiffrin wrote, practically daring the rest of the field to keep up. Translation? The days of “off-day Mikaela” might be…

The greatest skier alive just declared war on her own bad days, and the entire alpine circus is shaking. Minutes after the Killington GS podium celebrated everyone except her, Mikaela Shiffrin dropped a midnight Instagram post that reads like a horror movie trailer for every other racer on the World Cup tour. She didn’t whine about results. She didn’t make excuses. She basically smiled, congratulated the women who beat her, and then casually announced the end of off-day Mikaela. “I read recently that a huge part of the improvement process is raising your floor… building your lowest level in addition…