Mikaela Shiffrin breaks Lindsey Vonn’s World Cup wins record
And another record could await the star American skier.
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China’s Zhou Xia was successful in her bid to defend her title in the 100m T35 final Friday.
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China's Zhou Xia breaks the world record and defends her gold in the women's 100m T35 final.
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With a time of 13 seconds flat, Xia broke the world record previously held by Australia’s Isis Holt since 2017. Holt took silver in a time of 13.13 while Maria Lyle of Britain claimed bronze.
With the win, Xia is now a three-time Paralympic medalist, having won gold in both the 100m T35 and 200m T35 events at the 2016 Rio Paralympics.
And another record could await the star American skier.
Shiffrin came up short again this weekend.
The gymnast has competed in the last two Summer Games.
Shiffrin has a chance for No. 83 on Tuesday.