Näslund blitzed the competition as she won each of her three races across the day to claim an eighth victory of the season from nine events.

The 25-year-old outpaced compatriot Alexandra Edebo, Jade Grillet-Aubert of France and Italian Jole Galli in the deciding race, with Edebo finishing second and Grillet Aubert bagging bronze.

The result means that Näslund now has 850 points in the overall standings.

Canada's Fanny Smith, who did not compete in Sweden as she recovers from a knee injury, occupies second place with 566 points.

Sochi 2014 gold medallist Marielle Thompson from Canadian completes the top three with 389 points.

In the men's event, Regez led the final from start to finish to secure his fifth podium finish of the season.

Regez's victory means he has 377 points and solidifies his position in third in the season standings.

Frenchman Terence Tchiknavorian came second and, as a result, climbs into pole position in the overall rankings.

His 453 points see him leapfrog countryman Bastien Midol.

Midol produced a disappointing performance which saw him get knocked out in the quarter-final.

He currently has 419 points.

Austrian Adam Kappacher won bronze while France's Morgan Guipponi Barfety finished last in the final.

Athletes are set to stay in Idre Fjäll, with another World Cup contest scheduled tomorrow.