Great Britain's Mia Brookes secured her fifth World Cup title with a stellar slopestyle performance in Flachnau on Saturday. The 19-year-old snowboarder delivered a remarkable score of 73.25 during her first run, which proved sufficient to clinch the top spot on the podium.

Anna Gasser, the home favorite, narrowly missed out on the gold, finishing with a score of 72.43 in her second run, earning her the silver medal. The bronze went to Lily Dhawornvej from the United States, who scored 66.61.

This victory marks Brookes' second win of the season, following her triumph in Big Air in Beijing last December. It also represents her first competitive outing since her Olympic experience last month, where she did not medal.

In related news, Kirsty Muir from Great Britain struggled to maintain her momentum after her freeski slopestyle win in Tignes, finishing sixth in the Big Air final. Muir currently sits third in the Big Air season standings but leads the slopestyle and overall park and pipe standings with one event left in Switzerland next weekend.

On the men's side, Dominik Paris of Italy triumphed in the final men's downhill race of the season in Lillehammer, while Swiss star Marco Odermatt secured his third consecutive World Cup title in men's downhill despite finishing seventh. In women's downhill, Laura Pirovano achieved a stunning third consecutive victory in Lillehammer, beating Olympic champion Breezy Johnson by 0.15 seconds to claim her first Crystal Globe.