Miranda Miller (Canada) gave Canada its first elite women's DH Championship since Cindy Devine in 1990 (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Tahnee Seagrave (Great Britain) had the fastest top split before crashing lower down (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Tracey Hannah (Australia) the local favourite racing in her home town, crashed off the course but still managed to get back on her bike to take bronze (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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World Cup champion Myriam Nicole (France) had a mistake at the top of the course (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Myriam Nicole, Miranda Miller, Tracey Hannah (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Flags of the medal winners (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Myriam Nicole, Miranda Miller, Tracey Hannah (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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Myriam Nicole, Miranda Miller, Tracey Hannah (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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One of the duties of a new world champion is to sign jerseys for sponsors (Image credit: Rob Jones)
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