The Brumbies will play against French powerhouses Toulon and Stade Francais at the tournament in June, setting the stage for potential match-ups against former Brumby Matt Giteau and Quade Cooper.

But winger Joseph Tomane's focus is on Super Rugby success, vowing to make the most of any opportunity that comes his way as the Brumbies adapt their refreshed free-flowing attack.

The Brumbies are unbeaten after the first two games of the Super Rugby season, running in 11 tries to stake their claim to be a title contender.

The 32-15 win against the NSW Waratahs on Friday night blew out at the end, but the match was a dog fight with minimal attacking opportunities.

Tomane scored a crucial second-half try to give the Brumbies the edge and the Wallabies winger has been menacing in what looms as his last season in Australia.

The NRL convert is poised to move to Europe at the end of the year, but he has shown he'll leave nothing in the tank in the pursuit of tries and a championship.

Tomane has made five line breaks, beaten seven defenders and is back to his power running best.

"That part of my game has always been there, now I've just got the opportunity to I guess do that," Tomane said.

"We're playing a pretty expansive sort of game. What I've struggled with in the past is making the most of all the opportunities I got to carry the ball so right now that's all I'm focused on.

"I want to do everything I can to make something happen when I get my hands on the ball."

The Brumbies had to grind their way to a win against the Waratahs rather than trying to play their razzle-dazzle style.

However, their willingness to take risks was evident right until the end when they forced a loose-ball turnover and threw some offloads for Nigel Ah Wong to score the final try of the night.

The Brumbies will join the Durban Sharks, Toulon and Stade Francais for the invitational 10s tournament on June 18-19.

The Brumbies lost the final at the Singapore 10s two years ago when the Auckland Blues scored a try after the buzzer.

The eight-team tournament will be split into two pools but it is unknown whether Toulon will roll out their superstar roster which boasts Giteau, Cooper, James O'Connor, Drew Mitchell and former All Black Ma'a Nonu.

The Brumbies will be missing the bulk of their roster, with the club's star players to be a part of the Wallabies' Test series against England at the same time.

"We've been lucky enough to be invited to the 10s again," said coach Stephen Larkham on ABC Grandstand.

"That's the beauty of rugby, you get to travel around the world and Mauritius is a nice place to go."