After falling during her race, O'Brien just wanted to know 'how fast she was skiing,' Team USA said.
Shiffrin posted a message on Twitter, saying the team was"heartbroken for Nina."
"It's just sooo not even close to fair," she wrote."The warrior that she is, she will get back stronger and speedier than ever, with the same upbeat and kind attitude that is trademark Nina. But tonight we're all just sad and crossing our fingers for the best news possible." We are so heartbroken for Nina… she showed so much heart and fire in her skiing today, and it all got shredded to pieces on the final turn. This sport… this sport is SO damn hard. It’s brutal, and it hurts- far more often than it ever feels good. 🤍🙏
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