Italy’s Federica Brignone won the women’s alpine ski opener for the second time in her career on Saturday while American first-run leader Mikaela Shiffrin faded to fifth. Brignone rose from third to first with a combined 2 minutes 16.05 seconds on the Sölden glacier for her 28th career victory. New Zealand’s Alice Robinson, the race winner in 2019, trailed by .17 of a second and Julia Scheib was third for hosts Austria, 1.08 seconds off the pace. Brignone, 34, got her first Sölden win in 2015 and has also come second there three times. “This is an amazing start into the season,” Brignone said….