Going through all three rounds, Swedish skier Näslund led through all intermediate gates on her way to another women's gold medal, beating her closest foe and defending World Cup champion Fanny Smith of Switzerland in the big final.

Smith took her sixth silver medal of the season too, making her the clear second-best skier of the season.

Daniela Maier of Germany claimed the bronze medal, beating Austrian Katrin Ofner to take her fifth career World Cup podium.

Notably missing from the big final was a contingent of Canadians, but three of them made the small final.

Hannah Schmidt was the best of these in fifth overall, just in front of Courtney Hoffos.

Alexandra Edebo of Sweden was seventh, followed by a third Canadian Brittany Phelan in eighth.

Marielle Thompson, the only other World Cup winner this season, failed to make it out of her first heat.

It was a very successful day for Sweden as David Mobärg became the first repeat winner in the men's season, beating Kevin Drury of Canada to the line.

Tobias Müller of Germany claimed the bronze medal in front of the winner's brother, Erik Mobärg, who qualified for the tournament by finishing second to David in the semi-finals.

German Florian Wilmsmann was fifth overall after winning the small final in front of the Midol brothers, Jonathan and Bastien, who were sixth and eighth respectively.

Joos Berry of Switzerland was seventh.

France's Terence Tchiknavorian finished last in his quarter-finals heat, losing touch with Bastien Midol, who leads the World Cup standings this season.