Kirsty Muir Aims to Soar in Freeski Big Air Final, targeting Team GB’s Second Medal in Milano Cortina
Rising Star Eyes Historic Female Medal for Great Britain
Kirsty Muir, the 21-year-old British freeski phenomenon, is ready to make her mark at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics. After qualifying fourth for the big air final with an impressive score, she’s aiming to become the first female athlete from Team GB to secure a medal at these Games, following Matt Weston’s skeleton gold.
Aiming High with Big Air Ambitions
“Every event is a new competition,” Muir says. “The jump’s been great tonight… I’m just excited to build on today and do more in finals.” She plans to strategize with her coaches, then give it her all in the final to emulate her Youth Olympic big air bronze from Lausanne 2020.
Weather Watch and Final Details
Muir remains focused despite reports of incoming bad weather. She’s eager to build on her performance in the final, scheduled for Monday, February 16, at 19:30 local time (CET, GMT+1).
FAQs
What is Kirsty Muir’s qualification position and score?
Muir qualified fourth for the big air final with the second-best run score, only behind top qualifier Megan Oldham.
What event is Muir competing in?
Muir is competing in the freeski big air event.
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