In the European Cup, Maier secured third place in Königssee and a win in Winterberg at the beginning of the 2014/15 season . For the 2014/15 season , Maier also joined the squad for the Skeleton World Cup . Before the season started, she ran a fundraising campaign to raise Canadian $ 20,000 that she needed for tech and travel expenses. At the Canadian Championships 2015 on November 1, 2014, she won the bronze medal behind Madison Charney and Lanette Prediger .
In her first World Cup on December 12, 2014 in Lake Placid, Maier finished second behind Brit Elizabeth Yarnold . She celebrated her first victory in her second World Cup race on her home track in Calgary . Two more second places followed in St. Moritz and Igls ; with two exuberant races, she finished 10th in the overall standings. At the 2015 Skeleton World Championship in Winterberg, Maier won bronze in the individual and came fourth in the team competition. In the 2015/16 World Cup winter , Maier was unable to match the outstanding results of her debut season, but thanks to her participation in all races of the season, with placings between 6 and 13 in the overall World Cup, she climbed one place to 9th place. In the following season she won two World Cups in the first race in Whistler and the fourth race in Winterberg , which led to fifth place in the overall World Cup ranking. She finished sixth at the 2017 World Championships .
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