Mikaela Shiffrin opened up about her week at the Copper Mountain Grand Slalom by sharing a heartwarming note on social media. The American is currently gearing up for her upcoming race at Mont-Tremblant.Shiffrin's most recent race was on November 30, 2025, in Copper Mountain, Colorado, where she earned an Olympic spot for the 2026 Winter Games. She claimed a stellar win by clocking a combined time of 1:48.74. The 30-year-old dominated the race by 1.57 seconds, surpassing Germany's Lena Duerr and Albania's Lara Colturi.Days after winning the World Cup at her home and spending Thanksgiving with her family, Shriffin shared a heartwarming message on Instagram. Reflecting on her week at the Copper Mountain Grand Slam, she shared a picture from one of her wins and penned a message that read:"Now that I’ve had a minute to reflect on the weekend, I wanted to take some time to thank not only Copper, @copperpresident, and POWDR for all of your tireless work…but also the course crew, volunteers, sponsors, Stifel U.S. Ski Team, and—ESPECIALLY—all of the fans who came out to support and waited so patiently all weekend for autographs and pictures. You are truly unmatched," Mikaela Shiffrin wrote.She added:"I packed my bags for the next four months, trained early this morning, and now we’re getting ready to head to Mont-Tremblant. Though it was exhausting to race at home at 10,000 feet (my legs—and lungs—are still recovering!), my heart is full and I couldn’t have imagined a more special weekend—from Aleks’ return to the start gate to spending time with my family for Thanksgiving at home.🥰 Finally, thank you to my team…you are all working so hard and I am so thankful for the vibe we’ve got going. The train don’t stop! 🚂 #stifelusskiteam" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMikaela Shiffrin recently revealed the compliment she loves the most while breaking the myth of being 'ruthless' for success.Mikaela Shiffrin opened up about her 104th World Cup win at the Copper Mountain Giant Slalom Mikaela Shiffrin's win on November 30 at the Copper Mountain Giant Slalom marked her 104th World Cup win. In addition to this, it was also her 67th slalom win. Following this staunch performance, she opened up about the race, revealing that although there is pressure while performing in front of the home crowd, she was still enjoying herself. (As quoted by usskiandsnowboard)“With the home crowd, there's some extra pressure that comes with it. But I'm also trying to enjoy myself. Every race is a different new mentality and a new way to practice and I think the best thing that I can do is just get the exposure and keep working on it. It all came together today," said Mikaela Shiffrin.Along with being ecstatic about her performance, Mikaela Shiffrin also lauded her fiance, Aleksander Kilde, for returning to competition after a devastating crash.