Dual Olympian Sami Kennedy-Sim has finished her 2018/2019 FIS Ski Cross World Cup season with two quarter-final appearances in Sunny Valley, Russia.
With back to back races over the weekend, the NSWIS skier finished 16th in her first race on Saturday. She then went on to improve her position by two places on Sunday with a 14th place.
After the races Kennedy-Sim said on Instagram she was looking forward to regrouping for the next season back in Australia.
“Not my best racing in Sunny Valley this weekend, actually not my best season.
“Looking forward to some sun at home and making a solid plan to have a chance at the crown again next year,” she said.
After the Sunny Valley event, Kennedy-Sim is in 15th place on World Cup standings, but will not be contesting the final event of the season in Veysonnaz, Switzerland, on March 17.
IMAGE - The course and finish area in Sunny Valley © FIS Facebook
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With back to back races over the weekend, the NSWIS skier finished 16th in her first race on Saturday. She then went on to improve her position by two places on Sunday with a 14th place.
After the races Kennedy-Sim said on Instagram she was looking forward to regrouping for the next season back in Australia.
“Not my best racing in Sunny Valley this weekend, actually not my best season.
“Looking forward to some sun at home and making a solid plan to have a chance at the crown again next year,” she said.
After the Sunny Valley event, Kennedy-Sim is in 15th place on World Cup standings, but will not be contesting the final event of the season in Veysonnaz, Switzerland, on March 17.
IMAGE - The course and finish area in Sunny Valley © FIS Facebook
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