Goggia Secures First SuperG Crystal Globe

Kvitfjell, Norway — Italian skier Sofia Goggia secured her first superG Crystal Globe on Sunday with a commanding victory in the season's final race at the World Cup finals, finishing 0.32 seconds ahead of Switzerland's Corinne Suter. The 33-year-old Goggia clocked the fastest time of 1 minute, 29.23 seconds down the Olympiabakken course, marking her third superG win of the 2025-26 campaign and her 10th career victory in the discipline.

Goggia entered the race with a 63-point lead over New Zealand's Alice Robinson in the superG standings, where only a top-14 finish was needed to clinch the title. She skied aggressively as the eighth starter, posting the quickest splits across all sectors and holding the lead as later competitors, including Suter in bib 19 and Germany's Kira Weidle-Winkelhmann in third at 0.60 seconds back, could not close the gap. Robinson, Goggia's closest challenger, struggled with errors and finished 2.41 seconds behind, settling for second in the overall discipline standings. Weidle-Winkelhmann's podium marked her first in superG, capping a career-best season.

The win brought visible emotion to Goggia, who has four downhill Crystal Globes and a 2018 Olympic...