Australian skeleton duo Michelle Steele and Emma Lincoln-Smith have both posted their second top ten results of the season, Steele finishing in ninth place in St Moritz and Lincoln-Smith coming in one place further back. Competing on the long natural ice track of the birthplace of skeleton competition, Steele recorded a two run total of two minutes 23.37 seconds, 2.87 seconds slower that British gold medallist Shelley Rudman.
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