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Maze was fastest in the super-G (1:19.06) and went on to increase her lead in the slalom.

She clocked an aggregate time of 2 minutes, 1.76 seconds, 0.88 seconds ahead of Nicole Hosp of Austria and 1.08 ahead of Kathrin Zettel of Austria.

"In my present form it is really a joy to ski and attack. I still had some scores to settle in St Moritz from last year...I told myself that I really needed to use my chance, since I am so well prepared," Maze said after the race.

Maze extended her lead in the overall World Cup standings to 497 points, 128 points ahead of the runner-up Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany.

This is Maze's third World Cup win this season and the 14th in her career.