She didn’t start whatever the reason.
It was snowing pretty hard on slope and visibility looked awful.
She justly took the first big score, 8.
Meghan Oldham stomped a dub 10 mute and perhaps surprisingly scored higher than Sandra.
Run 2 saw the speed drop off a cliff and it was hard to improve.
Sandra Ei was almost the only one to to land, a 720.
Tess went close but backslapped out of a switch dub 9.
It was all but a certain win with that kind of level and she took 92.5 for her troubles.
Sandra Eie put down a super stylish carved right dub 10.
Kirsty put down a dub 10 too but the grab was just a touch.
Unfortunately, not enough for a medal, leaving her with fourth and Meghan Oldham third.
The conditions were less than ideal but, especially given that, the level was ridiculous.
Christian Nummedal and Tormod Frostad were the most stylish and deserved better scores in this viewer’s eyes.
Ultimately the podium went to the spins and, to be fair, some huge amplitude.
Lukas Muellauer deserves some props for holding tail forever on a switch dub 2160 too.
Troy Podmilsak - switch dub misty 16, Right triple 18/21(?)
tail (capped and HELD)
