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Thank you so much for supporting us this season !!! We look forward too using your equipment and the future of this partnership !! 🏎️🏎️🏎️

I’m a little late ….. but 2025 was a wild year ranging from chronic knee issues and new injuries too first fis races , podiums and the .ski.club

! I’m very greatful for all the people in my life that support me ! Thank you for taking me on ,thank you too for the support in my education ! and thank you for providing my equipment!

although I’ve been out for the first block of the new year , I can’t wait too prove myself and show everyone what I can do!

First of all—a big congratulations to Camille and Lara for their amazing skiing. Both of their runs were so impressive and stable, and it was really cool to watch that level of skiing on both runs.

This sport is beautiful—and my hope is that everyone watching gets to experience the side of ski racing that we all know and love. Unfortunately, yesterday’s race was not a good representation of our sport.

A combination of decisions and surface preparation over the week led to a very unstable course. The first run held up reasonably well for the early bibs, but after bib 15-20-30, the deterioration became extreme. It was very challenging to complete the course at all—and, for many athletes starting later, it felt borderline unsafe.

I spoke with several athletes in the finish who were frustrated, shaken, and even scared standing in the start gate based on what they were about to ski into. Safety was a major concern. The DNF rate was nearly 50%—I’m told that’s the highest since ‘99—with 39 of 79 athletes not finishing the first run, and a six-second qualification gap to second run. That doesn’t reflect the beauty of ski racing, or why so many of us love and work so hard for this sport.

Thankfully, there were no major injuries. But in a sport with so many uncontrollable variables, we need to make sure course sets complement the surface conditions so the race is as safe, fair, and meaningful as possible. Forty-four DNFs over two runs isn’t entertaining—it’s brutal, and honestly hard to watch.

I believe we—FIS, NGBs, coaches, and athletes—can work together to do better going forward.

The second-run course adjustment was another example of a situation that became reactive rather than proactive. The change that was made by FIS was necessary for safety. But this should have been addressed before opening inspection—not while athletes were already inspecting—which led to confusion, inspection delay, and questions about fairness. None of this was about gaining an advantage; it should simply have been caught earlier so everyone could inspect the same, correct course.

One thing is certain: I’ll continue to speak up in situations where safety is at risk, and I hope the conversations that follow lead to constructive improvements.

Thank you all for the support—as always, I’m taking this season one race at a time. There’s a lot happening, and I’m grateful every day to be able to experience the beauty of this sport.

Love, Miki ❤️

This year I am proud to be supported by .ski.club They have provided me with valuable support and also support girls in the Snowsports achieve their dreams and goals. Thank you !! In November I suffered an un displaced fracture to my ankle and I have been rehabbing ever since. Im pleased to say since the Drs finally agreed that I did not need an op, I am now heading back out to Austria mid Jan for another intense week of S&C/physio, with Basefive hopefully to start my return to snow 17th, with and my team mates

💙🇬🇧🏆Overall U16 British Champion 2025 💙🇬🇧🏆U16 GS British Champion 2025
💙🇬🇧🏆U16 overall team Champions

That’s my final ever children’s race over. Slalom for DNF’ed my second run but that’s ski racing! Still massively thankful to be awarded overall 🇬🇧 U16 Champion and U16 Team Champions.

Congratulations to my team mates & the U14 squad Overall team Champions too!

Congratulations to for your awards, this is our last children’s race together! See you in FIS!

Finally thank you to for the last 5-6 years from those very first chill Factore camps to now, especially Thank you for the belief, coaching, results & the last 4 years it’s been a ride! We’re all going to miss you 💙😢

British U16 GS Champion!! Day 2 British Championships my favourite so far! Thank you .athletes .ski.outdoor

Day 1 of the British Championships in finished 2nd in the Super G thank you to .athletes for the belief and unwavering support

Today wasn’t my day, DNF’ed my first run in the U16 GS - that’s ski racing! However we were all super surprised and ecstatic to receive the 4th place overall - out of 41 countries competing we came 4th!!! What the….. Also a massive massive shout out to our very own for her 3rd place in the U14 Slalom, not only is this Lily’s first podium here but first ever Children’s Cup podium in Folgaria!!! This is big deal!! Thankful we all came here together, it’s been a massive high for us all, even the DNFs, we worked hard as a team, supported each other and skied our hearts out!! Ciao Folgaria - mwah!