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Mikaela Shiffrin on Tuesday won the giant slalom in Italy for her 83rd career World Cup victory, passing Lindsey Vonn for the most wins all-time by a woman.
The top 10: Shiffrin and Vonn have a massive lead over the rest of the field, and they're the only Americans in the top 25.
- Shiffrin: 83 wins (2012-present)
- Vonn: 82 (2001-19)
- Annemarie Moser-Pröll: 62 (1969-80)
- Vreni Schneider: 55 (1984-95)
- Renate Götschl: 46 (1993-2009)
- Anja Pärson: 42 (1998-2012)
- Marlies Schild: 37 (2001-14)
- Katja Seizinger: 36 (1989-98)
- Lara Gut-Behrami: 36 (2008-present)
- Hanni Wenzel: 33 (1972-84)
What to watch: Shiffrin, 27, could break the all-time record (man or woman) of 86 wins held by Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark before the current season ends in March.
- "Shiffrin is such a great skier with a fantastic technique and really deserves to break my record," Stenmark told the Wall Street Journal after Shiffrin tied Vonn earlier this month.
- He then added a (perhaps not-so bold) prediction: "She will be the first to reach 100 World Cup victories."
Watch: The record-breaking run