British skater Mia Brooks wins her fifth World Cup in Flachenau

The result means Muir finished third in the Big Air season standings. She leads the slopestyle and overall park and tubing standings with one event remaining in Switzerland next weekend.

Meanwhile, Italian Dominique Paris won the final men’s downhill race of the season in Lillehammer on Saturday in the first of five days of competition at the World Cup Finals.

Swiss star Marco Odermatt could only finish seventh, but he did enough to secure a third consecutive World Cup title in the men’s downhill.

The 28-year-old also claimed a fifth consecutive Crystal Globe title as overall champion, as well as the Super-G title, and is in contention to win the giant slalom title on Wednesday.

Prior to the final three races of the women’s downhill season, Italian Laura Pirovano had never set foot on a World Cup podium, yet the 28-year-old completed her third successive win in Lillehammer to also take the overall title.

Pirovano beat Olympic champion Breezy Johnson by 0.15 seconds to claim her first ever Crystal Globe.