Odermatt claimed his sixth World Cup win of the campaign and fifth in giant slalom as he triumphed in a time of 2min 10.40sec.

The Olympic giant slalom champion registered the fastest first-run time of 1:04.96 to take the lead before clocking 1:05.44 in the second to seal victory.

As well as winning Olympic gold at Beijing 2022, Odermatt has claimed the giant slalom Crystal Globe and the overall World Cup title this season.

"To win the last race again, have those emotions after the finish line and now holding this globe is unbelievable," said Odermatt, who will not compete in tomorrow’s season-ending slalom race.

Lucas Braathen of Norway finished 0.49 behind Odermatt to claim silver in 2:10.29, with runs of 1:05.16 and 1:05.73.

Justin Murisier of Switzerland was sitting in third place after the first run behind Braathen and Odermatt, but slipped to ninth.

Loic Meillard moved in front of compatriot Murisier into third spot with 2:11.03.

Slokar claimed the second World Cup win of her career with victory in the women’s slalom.

The Slovenian defeated Germany’s Lena Dürr by 0.48 seconds after a superb second run to finish with a winning time of 1:36.54.

She was down in sixth place after a first run time of 48.55, while Dürr led the way at the halfway stage with 49.30.

Dürr could only manage 48.74 in the second run as Slokar overtook the German after clocking 47.24.

Third place went to slalom Crystal Globe winner Petra Vlhová of Slovakia who finished on 1:37.35.

The 2021-2022 Alpine Ski World Cup season is due to conclude tomorrow with men’s slalom and women’s giant slalom races.