Sweden’s Sara Hector learned her lessons from the previous day to beat Mikaela Shiffrin and win an Alpine skiing World Cup giant slalom in Courchevel on Wednesday. Hector was second behind overall and discipline leader Shiffrin in Tuesday’s race at the French resort, but she went one better this time to record just her second career victory and first since a giant slalom win in Kuehtai in Tirol way back in 2014. “It’s unbelievable, I’m so proud. I fought so much, it was really tough,” the Swede said. “Shiffrin is a super skier, but there are lots of others.” In a men’s slalom in Italy’s Madonn…