What a challenge for Phillip Brown from Canada and AJ Guinness from Athens, Greece. Our fastest qualifier, Guinness, take a look at him. He is done nothing wrong all day long. In fact, yesterday during qualifying he blitzed the course. And the good news for him, he's on that faster red course in this section trying to pull out a lead. Here comes Phillip Brown trying to make it tight. And he needs a huge win right now, gets back on his tails. And here comes AJ Guinness. Cruises across the finish line. Does not win that run, but the time differential going to AJ Guinness, he advances to the finals. AJ, great skiing out there. You had a little pad coming into the second run. What did you need to do to finish it off? I had to keep the intensity high. It's a good race. It feels a great skier. So I knew if I kept it close, I could make sure I didn't make any mistakes or just cruises to the finish. Well, congratulations on making it to the finals. Good luck in that round. Appreciate it. Thank you. Who will meet AJ in the finals? Will it be David Chodansky or Michael Ankenny? Right now Chodansky has the slight lead after the first run, 0.206. So all pressure is on Michael Ankenny out of deep haven Minnesota. On the red course, a really good start for David Chodansky out of Crested butte Colorado on what seems to be maybe a slower blue course but he is really pacing himself. Keeping an eye out on his opponent, the bottom pro buff. Just about a dead even race. Here we go. Again, Michael Ankenny come from behind. It's going to be an incredible lunch at the finish and take a look. Chodansky wins that one by 0.095. Time differential. Three tenths of a second. David Chodansky will meet AJ Guinness in the finals.