New Zealand skier Alice Robinson has finished 24th in her second World Cup Super G race of the season, a double header this weekend in the iconic Swiss ski resort of St Moritz.
The 20-year-old Queenstown skier couldn't improve on her impressive 20th in the season opening race in lake Louise in Canada on Monday (NZT) but her co-coach Chris Knight was thrilled with her performance in tricky conditions.
Robinson had drawn bib number 30 of the 56 starters in St Moritz and had to deal with poor visibility on the upper section of the course with light snow falling and the wind increasing.
The young Kiwi clocked 1:22.84 which was just over three seconds off the winner - Switzerland's reigning World Champion Lara Gut-Behrami - who stamped her class with a phenomenal run, clocking 1:19.82 to win the race by 0.18 of a second from Italy's Sofia Goggia, reversing the result from Lake Louise.
American great Michaela Shiffrin completed the podium, 1.18 seconds behind Gut-Behrami in what was her 200th World Cup race.