Eight of the best female freeskiers on planet Earth just battled head-to-head in women’s slopestyle finals. At the end of the best-of-three run competition, 13-year-old Kelly Sildaru reigned supreme. Joining the youngster on the podium were Norwegian’s Tiril Sjåstad Christiansen (silver) and Johanne Killi (3). Below, we’ve provided the top three runs from the event for you to enjoy.

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Johanne Killi – Bronze

Killi’s bronze-medal run included a 270 onto the first rail, a front 270 out of the second rail, a switch 270 on to switch out of the third rail, a switch 720 mute on the first jump, a switch cork 540 safety on the second jump and a 900 tail on the final jump.

Tiril Sjåstad Christiansen – Silver

Christiansen’s silver-medal run included a front 270 out of the first rail, a front swap to switch out of the second rail, a switch 270 on to continuing 270 out of the third rail, a cork 720 safety on the first jump, a right 900 tail on the second jump and a massive switch 1080 tail on the final jump.

Kelly Sildaru – Gold

Sildaru’s gold-medal run included a front swap to continuing 270 out (a.k.a. “K-Fed”) of the first rail, a front 270 out of the second rail, a switch 270, pretzel 270 out of the third rail, a 900 mute grab on the first jump, a right side 720 mute on the second jump and a 900 tail on the final jump.

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