McIvor claims 1st Olympic ski cross title

McIvor claims 1st Olympic ski cross title

CYPRESS MOUNTAIN, Canada - Canada's Ashleigh McIvor skis to victory and the gold medal in the women's freestyle ski cross event in the Winter Olympics at Cypress Mountain, West Vancouver, on Feb. 23, 2010. McIvor became the first woman to take the title in the new Olympic event. (Kyodo)

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