Aigner said he had targeted gold in the giant slalom after having won gold in the downhill, silver in the super combined, and bronze in the super-G.

"Because we already have gold, silver, and bronze, it's just gold that we wanted [today]. It's unbelievable for us that we made it," Aigner said.

Santeri Kiiveri of Finland took the men's giant slalom standing title with a two-run time of 1:55.40.

Charles Walsh of the United States, who clocked the fastest time in the first leg, failed to hold his lead in the second, finishing 0.04 seconds behind Kiiveri.

French racer Arthur Bauchet, who won the downhill and super combined golds, took bronze in 1:55.89.