Team GB's Kirsty Muir has finished fourth in the women's big air competition at the Winter Olympics, marking her second fourth-place finish of the Games. The 17-year-old freestyle skier narrowly missed out on a medal in both the big air and slopestyle events in Beijing.

Muir's performance in big air came after she scored 162.25 points across her three runs, just missing the podium positions. The Scottish athlete had previously finished fourth in slopestyle, demonstrating her consistency at the elite level despite being one of the youngest competitors in the field. Her progression through the competition rounds showed her ability to perform under Olympic pressure.

This near-miss continues Team GB's challenging Olympic campaign, with Muir's performances representing some of Britain's strongest showings in freestyle skiing. The teenager's back-to-back fourth-place finishes highlight both her potential and the fine margins that separate Olympic medalists from those who fall just short.