Guided by Maros Hudik, Haraus celebrated wrapping up the men’s visually impaired overall and slalom crystal globes yesterday by winning in a time of 1min 42.35sec at Stade de Pleney.

Thomas Civade and guide Kerwan Larmet finished second in 1:48.33, while Hyacinthe Deleplace and guide Maxime Jourdan came third in 1:49.78.

In the women’s visually impaired event, newly-crowned overall champion Menna Fitzpatrick and guide Jennifer Kehoe of Great Britain were the sole competitors and clocked a time of 1:54.32.

There were also victories today for home favourites Arthur Bauchet and Marie Bochet in the men’s and women’s standing competitions respectively.

Both guaranteed themselves an overall crystal globe with a win yesterday.

Bauchet triumphed in 1:36.27 today, while Bochet prevailed in 1:47.04.

Finishing second behind Bauchet was Finland’s Santeri Kiiveri in 1:38.99, 4.34 seconds faster than bronze medallist Robin Cuche of Switzerland.

Germany’s Anna-Maria Rieder was the runner-up to Bochet in 1:54.33, while Canada’s Alana Ramsay came third in 1:54.79.

Today's other victors were Norway’s Jesper Pedersen in the men’s sitting and Germany’s Anna-Lena Forster in the women’s sitting.

Pedersen crossed the line in 1:40.83 with world champion Jeroen Kampschreur of The Netherlands second in 1:41.34 and yesterday’s winner Igor Sikorski of Poland third in 1:42.71.

Forster, meanwhile, secured victory in 1:51.04 with Japan’s Momoka Muraoka second in 1:56.26 and the United States' Laurie Stephens third in 2:02.22.