Mirela Rahneva slid to a skeleton World Cup silver medal on Friday in Winterberg, Germany.

The Ottawa native was the quickest competitor within the first warmth, racing to a time of 58.60 seconds.

Rahneva posted a second-heat time of 58.64 to stay on the rostrum behind Kimberley Bos of the Netherlands, who took gold in a two-run mixed time of 1 minute 57.18 seconds.

German Hannah Neise rounded out the rostrum with bronze in a time of 1:57.34.

Rahneva, a two-time Olympian, additionally captured gold at a World Cup cease in Park City, Utah, earlier this season.

WATCH | Rahneva grabs silver in Germany:

Ottawa’s Mirela Rahneva slides to silver at Winterberg World Cup

Ottawa’s Mirela Rahneva completed second on the IBSF World Cup skeleton race in Winterberg, Germany.

In different Canadian outcomes, Jane Channell (North Vancouver, B.C.) completed tenth with a time of 1:58.20. Meanwhile, Jaclyn Laberge (Calgary, Alta.) positioned final after a first-heat time of 1:00.18 and retiring for the day, not sliding within the second warmth. 

Live streaming protection of the bobsleigh and skeleton World Cup in Winterberg continues Saturday on CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem.