She started the 1992/93 World Cup season with a 5th place. In the Super-G of Cortina d'Ampezzo , she broke her wrist in a fall. With a plaster cuff, Pace started the training runs for the world championship downhill in Morioka and achieved several best times. In the race she was able to confirm her training results and won the gold medal from Astrid Lødemel and Anja Haas . A few weeks later, she won her first World Cup race on the last downhill of the season in Hafjell .
Her second and last World Cup victory came in the first descent of the following season in Tignes . She reached the podium two more times this winter and came second in the Downhill World Cup behind Katja Seizinger . At the 1994 Winter Olympics , Pace was fifth in the downhill and twelfth in the Super-G.
In the following seasons she was unable to continue her successes. At the 1996 World Championships in the Sierra Nevada , she was fourth, missing the bronze medal by 1/100 of a second. Kate Pace ended her racing career in 1998 .
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