The French resort is set to host World Cups in the moguls and dual moguls disciplines.

Qualification begins tomorrow in the women's dual moguls and men's moguls, and continues on Friday (December 17) for the women's moguls.

The World Cups in the moguls discipline will be held on Friday, with men's dual moguls qualifying on Saturday (December 18) followed by the men's and women's World Cups.

Japan's Ikuma Horishima leads the men's overall moguls World Cup standings, finishing first in the individual and second in the dual event in Idre Fjall last weekend.

Canadian Olympic champion Mikaël Kingsbury won the first dual moguls event of the season in Sweden and is second overall with 232 points - eight behind Horishima.

Pavel Kolmakov of Kazakhstan is third overall on 125.

Sweden's Albin Holmgren and Benjamin Cavet of France also finished on the men's moguls podium last weekend, while another home favourite Ludvig Fjallstrom placed third in the dual moguls.

The women's overall moguls World Cup leaderboard is topped by France's Perrine Laffont.

Last season's World Cup winner triumphed in the dual moguls opener at Idre Fjall, having placed second in the moguls.

Laffont has 230 points to her name.

Jakara Anthony of Australia is her closest challenger on 200 points after finishing second in both events last weekend, while victory in the moguls in Sweden helped Japan's Anri Kawamura into third on 174.

Another Japanese skier in Rino Yanagimoto is just outside the podium on 165 after a second-place finish in the dual moguls.

The Moguls World Cup circuit will resume in the New Year after the Alpe d'Huez stop, with Mont-Tremblant in Canada hosting back-to-back moguls events on January 7 and 8.

Tazawako is scheduled to stage the next dual moguls World Cup on February 27.