Slalom has provided the focus of the opening four competitions but attention will shift over the next two days at the French resort.

Switzerland’s Mauro Caviezel will be among the favourites in the men’s super-G competition tomorrow.

Caviezel secured three podium finishes in last season’s six super-G races, which saw him crowned as the World Cup champion in the discipline.

Austria’s Vincent Kriechmayr and Matthias Mayer both earned race wins last season.

The duo will expect to challenge Caviezel for a place on top of tomorrow’s podium.

Mayer will also expect to feature towards the top of the standings in the downhill competition, which is scheduled for Sunday (December 13).

The 30-year-old, who was the Olympic downhill champion at Sochi 2014, placed third in last year’s World Cup standings.

He enjoyed World Cup wins in Kitzbühel and Kvitfjell during the season.

Switzerland’s Beat Feuz secured the overall downhill title last season after seven podium finishes, including two victories.

Thomas Dreßen of Germany ended as the runner-up in the standings despite three wins.

Swiss Marco Odermatt and Frenchman Alexis Pinturault are currently tied for the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup lead, on 240 points.