Muir seals third World Cup win of season in in Tignes Slopestyle

21-year-old returns to action in dominant post-Olympic performance

Kirsty Muir took a third World Cup victory of the 2025/26 season, winning yesterday’s Tignes Slopestyle World Cup in her first taste of action since the Milano-Cortina Olympic Winter Games.

Sailing through qualification in first spot, Muir laid down a winning run at the first attempt, her score of 82.78 coming in more than six points clear of the rest of the field, and holding onto top spot through the second run to leave her with a final run victory lap.

Muir, who took victory ahead of Canada’s Elena Gaskell and Lara Wolf, now sits top of the Slopestyle and Overall Freeski Park & Pipe standings, and second in Big Air, ahead of this evening’s Tignes Big Air World Cup where she has once again qualified in top spot.