Italian skier Sofia Goggia clinched victory in the Super-G event held in Soldeu, Andorra, marking her second win of the winter season. With this triumph, Goggia strengthens her lead in the standings as the championship draws to a close in three weeks. Previously, she earned a bronze medal in downhill at the Olympics in Cortina, and after a third-place finish in the downhill event in Soldeu on Friday, she faced challenges in the Super-G events, including an abandonment at the Olympics and a sixth-place finish the day before the victory.

Goggia's performance on Sunday was marked by her aggressive approach, showcasing her trademark style under the clear blue skies of Soldeu. Starting with bib number 11 on a course similar to that of the previous day's race, Goggia excelled in the latter half of the run. This phase of the race proved challenging for her competitors, who struggled to maintain their performance level. Her ability to dominate during critical moments has been a significant factor in her success this season.

This win not only cements Goggia's reputation as a top competitor in alpine skiing but also keeps her hopes high for the upcoming championship finishes. With her keen skillset and tenacity, Goggia aims to capitalize on her momentum as the season approaches its finale, further thrilling her fans and affirming Italy's strong presence in the world of alpine ski racing.