German Daniela Maier stormed to Olympic women's ski cross gold on Friday after she outpaced both the world champion and 2022 Games winner. Maier seized the biggest victory of her career with a dominant showing ahead of world champion Fanny Smith of Switzerland.

By Lisa Richwine LIVIGNO, Italy, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Daniela Maier of Germany claimed the gold medal in women's ski cross at the Winter Olympics on Friday, sprinting across the finish line just ahead of Switzerland's Fanny Smith in a rematch between skiers who shared bronze four years ago.

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