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Which country will win the most medals in the Women's FIS Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe World Cup for the 2024-2025 season?
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Winter Olympics•Eileen Gu•Cardrona•New Zealand•World Cup•FIS•Chinese•Zhang Kexin•FIS Freeski World Cup•China
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Eileen Gu Wins 15th World Cup Title, Zhang Kexin Takes Silver at FIS Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe Final
Sep 9, 2024, 07:03 AM
Winter Olympics champion Eileen Gu won the FIS Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe World Cup final in Cardrona, New Zealand, on Monday, securing her 15th career World Cup title. This victory marks a new FIS record as the most World Cup wins by any male or female athlete. Chinese athlete Zhang Kexin secured the silver medal. The event was the opening competition of the 2024-2025 FIS Freeski World Cup season, ensuring a one-two finish for China.
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