Olympic medallist Laura Deas grabbed her first medal in almost four years with a brilliant bronze at the BMW IBSF World Cup in Park City.
The 34-year-old returned to the podium for the first time since Calgary 2019 and was joined by compatriot Marcus Wyatt who claimed bronze in the men's race.
The medals mark a second successful World Cup for Britain's sliders after Wyatt won gold at the season opener in Whistler last week.
"It was a brilliant feeling to be back on the podium after a long time away," said Deas.
"This feels like it's been a long time coming. We’ve put in a lot of hard yards over the last few years to make this happen.
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"I'm really happy with the way I pushed, and I’m really pleased with the whole race today.
"There were some difficult weather conditions in Run 2, which made things even more challenging. It was great to be able to put down the quickest second run and climb a few spots when it mattered."
The 2018 Olympic bronze medallist produced the fastest second run in the field to clinch the bronze behind Canada's Mirela Rahneva and Germany's Tina Hermann in a combined time of 1:28.55.
The result saw Deas beat all three Olympic medallists from Beijing nine months ago.
Wyatt made it back-to-back World Cup medals for the first time in his career with bronze in Utah and will carry the points leader's yellow jersey forward into the third race at Lake Placid.
The 30-year-old clocked a total of 1:26.63 seconds to finish behind Olympic and world champion Christopher Grotheer of Germany and South Korea's Seung-gi Jung.
Fellow Brit Matt Weston, who grabbed bronze last time out, finished 18th after a mistake on his start ended any chance of a second successive medal whilst Brogan Crowley placed 13th.
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