Mikaela Shiffrin's third-place slalom finish in Are, Sweden, was her 156th World Cup podium, breaking Ingemar Stenmark's longtime record.

Shiffrin set an all-time World Cup record Sunday with her 156th podium finish though she let victory slip away in a slalom.

While Shiffrin appears to be in peak slalom form ahead of the season’s final women’s World Cup events in Sun Valley, Idaho, giant slalom—the discipline where she crashed in Killington—has proven more elusive.

It seems almost every time Mikaela Shiffrin steps out onto the slopes, she makes more skiing history. And on Sunday, the American skier broke yet another record with her 156th podium finish as she finished third in the slalom in Åre,

Mikaela Shiffrin made history by surpassing Ingemar Stenmark's previous record of 155 podiums in Alpine skiing World Cup events with her 156th top-three placement. Despite finishing third in a slalom race in Sweden,

Mikaela Shiffrin broke Ingemar Stenmark's Alpine skiing World Cup podium record with her 156th top-three placing in a slalom on Swedish snow on Sunday as Austria's Katharina Truppe celebrated her first victory.

Mikaela Shiffrin broke a long-standing record with her 156th career World Cup podium finish, taking third in a slalom in Åre, Sweden, on Sunday. Shiffrin led after the first run and had the 25th-fastest second run,

Leading after the first run, Shiffrin was only 25th in her second run to fall to third, but she still edged in front of the legendary Ingemar Stenmark with her 156th top-3 World Cup result.