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Mikaela Shiffrin storms to Combined win after stunning slalom run

Tom Bennett
ByTom Bennett

Updated 26/02/2017 at 15:02 GMT

Mikaela Shiffrin stormed to superb women's Combined win after stunning slalom run on Sunday.

(From L) Second placed Italy's Federica Brignone, winner US skier Mikaela Shiffrin and third placed Slovenia's Ilka Stuhec pose during the podium ceremony of the Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup Ladies’ Alpine combined event on February 26, 2017 in Crans-Monta

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The American extended her lead in the overall standings after coming from 7th position in the Super-G section to clinch victory by 0.7 seconds from Federica Brignone in Crans Montana, Switzerland.
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Shiffrin finishes with a flourish to take lead

She now has a 300-point advantage over Ilka Stuhec in the World Cup standings, with the Slovenian finishing third in the event.
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RESULTS

1. Mikaela Shiffrin (U.S.) 1:21.99 45.17 2:07.16
2. Federica Brignone (Italy) 1:22.34 45.52 2:07.86
3. Ilka Stuhec (Slovenia) 1:21.05 46.96 2:08.01
4. Marie-Michele Gagnon (Canada) 1:21.27 46.78 2:08.05
5. Ricarda Haaser (Austria) 1:21.63 46.98 2:08.61
6. Wendy Holdener (Switzerland) 1:22.72 45.98 2:08.70
7. Ragnhild Mowinckel (Norway) 1:21.46 47.47 2:08.93
8. Sofia Goggia (Italy) 1:20.69 48.36 2:09.05
9. Marta Bassino (Italy) 1:22.11 47.05 2:09.16
10. Maria Therese Tviberg (Norway) 1:22.65 46.74 2:09.39
11. Michelle Gisin (Switzerland) 1:23.44 45.99 2:09.43
12. Rosina Schneeberger (Austria) 1:22.85 46.83 2:09.68
13. Elisabeth Kappaurer (Austria) 1:23.17 46.74 2:09.91
14. Marlene Schmotz (Germany) 1:23.59 47.18 2:10.77
15. Candace Crawford (Canada) 1:24.22 46.66 2:10.88
16. Rahel Kopp (Switzerland) 1:23.77 47.14 2:10.91
17. Leona Popovic (Croatia) 1:23.99 47.04 2:11.03
18. Ramona Siebenhofer (Austria) 1:23.54 48.06 2:11.60
19. Jasmina Suter (Switzerland) 1:23.30 48.34 2:11.64
20. Katerina Paulathova (Czech Republic) 1:24.34 47.43 2:11.77
21. Nicol Delago (Italy) 1:23.52 48.38 2:11.90
22. Patrizia Dorsch (Germany) 1:23.73 48.40 2:12.13
23. Stacey Cook (U.S.) 1:23.01 49.49 2:12.50
24. Barbara Kantorova (Slovakia) 1:24.88 48.82 2:13.70
25. Stephanie Venier (Austria) 1:21.32 52.87 2:14.19
26. Pavla Klicnarova (Czech Republic) 1:24.70 50.66 2:15.36
. Priska Nufer (Switzerland) 1:23.41 DNF DNF
. Lena Duerr (Germany) 1:23.28 DNF DNF
. Laurenne Ross (U.S.) 1:22.88 DNF DNF
. Elena Curtoni (Italy) 1:22.49 DNF DNF
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