Every number on this site comes from a named source and carries the date it was captured. This page says which source, how the data was processed, and what it does not cover.
Standings and calendar
The current-season standings and calendar are compiled by hand after each race weekend from:
- the official FIS cup standings and calendar at fis-ski.com;
- published race reports for winning times and gaps.
Nations points are the sum of each nation's athletes' points. Each page shows its “Data as of” date: currently standings 4 Nov 2026, calendar 4 Nov 2026. Between a race and the next update the pages can be behind the official lists.
Stats archive
The stats archive is built from the public FIS Alpine statistics database, captured on 4 November 2026. It holds 3,897 World Cup races and 11,764 podium places from 1966/67 to 2026/27, for 992 athletes at 208 venues.
All totals, rankings, streaks and records are computed once, when the archive is built, and the pages only display them. Figures were checked against the FIS database when the archive was built.
What the archive does not cover
- This capture holds no World Cup points tables, so a season page lists the crystal-globe winners rather than full final standings.
- Winning margins come from the FIS biggest-gap lists, which cover 3688 of the 3897 races. The rest have no comparable times on FIS.
- Ages come from the FIS winner-age lists. Winners with no birth date on FIS are absent from them, and FIS's podium-age and winner-age sections can differ by a year for the same win.
- FIS publishes only the top 50 by starts, so a start count is shown only for those athletes.
- FIS counts 3940 World Cup races by venue against 3897 races with a published podium. The difference is cancelled races, which have a calendar entry but no result.
- The four 1987/88 parallel races FIS flags as non-World-Cup (race 131255-131258) are left out of every count here, exactly as FIS leaves them out of its own totals.
- Athletes are joined on the FIS competitor id, so a renamed athlete (Vonn/Kildow, Gut/Gut-Behrami, Braathen/Pinheiro Braathen) stays one person. Each race shows the name FIS published at the time.
- Tied athletes share a rank and the next rank is skipped, as FIS publishes it.
Quiz
Quiz questions and answers are generated from the same archive, so an answer is right when the archive is right.
Names and spellings
Athletes are shown under one name across the site, written “Given SURNAME”, and venues are shown with their accents (Sölden, Kitzbühel, Åre). An athlete who changed name or nation keeps one page.
Which source is right when they differ
FIS is the source of record for World Cup results. If a figure here differs from the official FIS record, the official record is right and we would like to know: see Contact.
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