Kjetil Jansrud wins men's Super G World Cup title with a race to spare

The Norwegian powerhouse has dominated the event this season, and his uncharacteristically safe run on Sunday was enough to build a lead of 126 points over his closest rival Aleksander Aamodt Kilde - with a maximum of 100 points avialable in the final event next month.

Jansrud's triumph is his second Super G world title and the sixth consecutive win in the category for a Norwegian skier.

The 31-year-old also leads the men's downhill standings with one World Cup race remaining.

1. Peter Fill (Italy) 1:32.83

2. Hannes Reichelt (Austria) 1:32.93

3. Erik Guay (Canada) 1:33.06

4. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (Norway) 1:33.19

5. Beat Feuz (Switzerland) 1:33.20

6. Martin Cater (Slovenia) 1:33.27

7. Kjetil Jansrud (Norway) 1:33.31

8. Bostjan Kline (Slovenia) 1:33.58

9. Mauro Caviezel (Switzerland) 1:33.59

10. Manuel Osborne-Paradis (Canada) 1:33.64

11. Christian Walder (Austria) 1:33.66

12. Matthias Mayer (Austria) 1:33.74

13. Maxence Muzaton (France) 1:33.76

14. Andreas Sander (Germany) 1:33.77

15. Max Franz (Austria) 1:33.80

16. Bjornar Neteland (Norway) 1:33.81

17. Vincent Kriechmayr (Austria) 1:33.88

18. Otmar Striedinger (Austria) 1:33.99

19. Thomas Biesemeyer (U.S.) 1:34.04

20. Urs Kryenbuehl (Switzerland) 1:34.06

21. Ralph Weber (Switzerland) 1:34.07

22. Adrien Theaux (France) 1:34.08

23. Blaise Giezendanner (France) 1:34.09

24. Niels Hintermann (Switzerland) 1:34.10

25. Gilles Roulin (Switzerland) 1:34.24

26. Dominik Paris (Italy) 1:34.26

27. Romed Baumann (Austria) 1:34.33

28. Klemen Kosi (Slovenia) 1:34.36

29. Johan Clarey (France) 1:34.40

30. Stian Saugestad (Norway) 1:34.43

30=. Felix Monsen (Sweden) 1:34.43