Miradoli took part in FIS races for the first time in November 2009 , celebrated her first victories in January of the next year and came a little later to her first appearances in the European Cup . In March 2010 she became French junior champion in slalom and super-G, after which she was accepted into the junior squad of the French Ski Association after this season . In winter 2010/2011 Miradoli won the first points in the European Cup, with an 18th place in the downhill from Krasnaya Polyana her best result of the season. At her first Junior World Championship in 2011 in Crans-Montana , she was 13th in slalom and 21st in downhill, but retired in giant slalom and Super-G. For the 2011/2012 season, Miradoli rose from the junior to the B-squad. This winter she started primarily in the European Cup and celebrated her first victory in the Super-G in Jasná on February 7, 2012 , after a 15th place was her best European Cup result. The next day she was on the podium again as second in the second Super-G in Jasná, which ultimately took her to second place in the Super-G classification. At the Junior World Championships 2012 in Roccaraso , her only result was tenth place in the giant slalom. She was eliminated in slalom and super-G.
After Miradoli had won two more European Cup races at the beginning of December 2012, she made her first appearances in the World Cup a few days later in St. Moritz . So far, however, she has not yet reached the points in any World Cup race. At the Junior World Championships 2013 she won two bronze medals, in the downhill and in the giant slalom. She achieved her first World Cup points on January 12, 2014 with 24th place in the super combined from Altenmarkt-Zauchensee . Almost two months later, she won the silver medal in combination at the 2015 World Junior Championships in Hafjell . Her best results so far are a 5th place in the Super-G by Bansko and a 9th place in the combination of Bansko on March 1st, 2015. With a win and a second place she secured first place in the Super-G Discipline evaluation of the European Cup.
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