Rast wins Killington Slalom for first World Cup win / Photo: Sarah Stier - GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP
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Rast wins Killington Slalom for first World Cup win
Switzerland's Camille Rast won the Killington slalom on Sunday, taking full advantage of the absence of injured Mikaela Shiffrin to capture her first alpine World Cup victory with an outstanding second run.
Rast, 25, powered from third to first with a 52.88sec second leg that gave her a total time of 1min 46.87sec.
It was a tie for second behind her between Sweden's Anna Swenn Larsson and Switzerland's Wendy Holdener, who both finished 57-hundredths of a second back.
Swenn Larsson, second after the opening run, was just 10th-quickest on the second while Holdener roared from ninth with the best second leg of the day.
It was the second time at Killington that Swenn Larsson and Holdener found themselves tied -- they shared victory in the slalom in Vermont two years ago.
US superstar Shiffrin, winner of six slaloms at Killington, was sidelined after suffering a puncture wound to her abdomen and "severe muscle trauma" in a crash in Saturday's giant slalom.
The crash temporarily derailed Shiffrin's bid for a 100th World Cup victory, and the US ski team said Sunday it was not yet clear when the 29-year-old would be able to resume her pursuit of the milestone.
Shiffrin, a two-time Olympic gold medallist and five-time World Cup overall champion, was leading when she crashed out late in the second leg of the race won by Sara Hector and was taken from the course on a sled.
Although she was having difficulty moving, scans showed that "bones and internal organs look OK" and no ligament damage was found, the US federation said.
With the conclusion of racing in Killington, the women's schedule was up in the air after two giant slalom races scheduled for Tremblant, Canada, next weekend were cancelled due to lack of snow.
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