Mikaela Shiffrin said that she may never be able to surpass Ingemar Stenmark as a ski icon even if she achieved the remarkable feature or beating the Swede's record for World Cup wins.
The American didn't wait long to add to her personal record and a day after securing victory No. 83, she added her 84th on Wednesday in another giant slalom on the same course.
And like how she did it a day earlier, Shiffrin led from start to finish, dominating the first run down the steep Erta course and then adding to her advantage in the second run.
Shiffrin finished a massive 0.82 seconds ahead of two-time Olympic silver medalist Ragnhild Mowinckel and 1.19 ahead of Olympic champion Sara Hector.
When Shiffrin reached the finish after her second run, she collapsed to the snow in apparent exhaustion - with her skis still attached to her boots - before Mowinckel and Hector came over to congratulate her and help her up.
While Tuesday's win moved Shiffrin ahead of the previous women's mark of 82 victories held by former American teammate Lindsey Vonn, Wednesday's victory moved her within two of the overall record - between men and women - of 86 wins held by Stenmark.
Vonn retired four years ago when injuries cut her career short, while Stenmark raced in the 1970s and 80s.
If Shiffrin wins two slaloms in Spindleruv Mlyn, Czech Republic, this weekend, she could match Stenmark on Sunday.
