In the men's event, Bauchet finished ahead of Austria's Markus Salcher and home favourite Aleksei Bugaev for the third day running.

The 19-year-old clocked a time of 1min 0.16sec to beat Salcher by 0.63 seconds.

Bugaev finished 2.18 seconds off the pace in third place.

Bochet, meanwhile, triumphed in a time of 1:04.87.

As was the case on days one and two, Russia's Varvara Voronchikhina was the runner-up and Switzerland's Bigna Schmidt rounded off the women's podium.

Voronchikhina was 1.05 seconds behind, while Schmidt was 7.40 back.

In the men's visually impaired event, Italy's Giacomo Bertagnolli and guide Andrea Ravelli took a second consecutive gold medal, this time in 1:00.43.

Slovakia's Miroslav Haraus and Maros Hudik, the winners on day one, were 0.41 seconds behind in the silver-medal position.

Russia's Ivan Frantsev and German Agranovskii had to settle for the bronze medal for the third successive day, ending up 1.48 seconds back.

Equipment failure and bruised ribs did not stop the United States' Andrew Kurka from claiming the men's sitting title.

He prevailed in 1:05.35, with Switzerland's Murat Pelit - the only other skier to finish - the runner-up in 1:07.50.

In the women's sitting event, sole competitor Laurie Stephens of the US won her third gold medal in 1:21.82.

The skiers will next compete in two super-G races, which are due to take place on Sunday and Monday (February 16 and 17).