A downhill event is due to take place tomorrow on the Kandahar 1 course and will be followed by a giant slalom competition on Sunday.

Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen currently leads the overall FIS Alpine Ski World Cup standings with 841 points.

The 25-year-old moved onto that tally after winning the slalom event in Austrian town Schladming on Tuesday (January 28).

He is followed in the standings by France's Alexis Pinturault, who has 722 points to his name after finishing second in the slalom in Schladming.

Kristoffersen's compatriot Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who did not compete in Schladming, is third with 700 points.

Yesterday's downhill training in Garmisch-Partenkirchen was cancelled.

Another session was held today, with France's Johan Clarey coming out on top in 1 min 41.29sec.

Kilde ranked second in 1:41.31, while fellow Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud was third in 1:41.68.