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World Cup archive

Every World Cup podium from the first season, 1966/67, to 2026/27: 3,897 races, 992 athletes, 61 seasons. Browse it by season, discipline, athlete, nation or venue.

Captured 4 Nov 2026
3,897

World Cup races with a podium1966/67 – 2026/27

110

Most wins · womenMikaela Shiffrin · USA

86

Most wins · menIngemar Stenmark · SWE

20

Most crystal globesMarcel Hirscher · Lindsey Vonn (tied)

01 Browse

Six ways in

  • Seasons

    61 seasons, one page each: every race with its podium, the crystal globes won, and that season's records.

    1966/67 → 2026/27

  • Disciplines

    Downhill, super-G, giant slalom, slalom, combined, parallel and the team events: all-time leaders, venues and biggest margins.

    12 disciplines in the data

  • Athletes

    A page for every athlete with a World Cup podium: wins and podiums by discipline, every podium listed, globes, first and last win.

    992 athletes · searchable

  • Nations

    Wins and podiums per nation, including historic codes such as FRG, SOV, JUG and TCH, with their best athletes and home venues.

    37 nations with a podium

  • Venues

    Every hill the World Cup has visited: races held, who has won there most often, and the last race on the slope.

    208 venues

  • Records

    Most wins, youngest and oldest winners, biggest margins, closest finishes and the longest runs of consecutive wins.

    Computed from the podium file

02 Search

Find an athlete, venue or season

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03 Latest

Most recent races

2026/27 season
DateVenueEvent PodiumMargin
25 Oct 2026 SöldenAUT GSM
  1. 1L. Pinheiro Braathen BRA
  2. 2L. Meillard SUI
  3. 3M. Odermatt SUI
 0.48 s
24 Oct 2026 SöldenAUT GSW
  1. 1P. Moltzan USA
  2. 2L. Colturi ALB
  3. 3E. Aicher GER
 0.01 s
25 Mar 2026 LillehammerNOR SLM
  1. 1T. Haugan NOR
  2. 2L. Meillard SUI
  3. 3E. Hallberg FIN
 0.44 s
25 Mar 2026 LillehammerNOR GSW
  1. 1V. Grenier CAN
  2. 2M. F. Holtmann NOR
  3. 3J. Scheib AUT
 0.43 s
24 Mar 2026 LillehammerNOR SLW
  1. 1M. Shiffrin USA
  2. 2W. Holdener SUI
  3. 3E. Aicher GER
 1.32 s
24 Mar 2026 LillehammerNOR GSM
  1. 1L. Pinheiro Braathen BRA
  2. 2L. Meillard SUI
  3. 3A. L. McGrath NOR
 0.58 s
04 All-time

Leaders

All records

Women · most wins

race wins
  1. 01Mikaela ShiffrinUSA110
  2. 02Lindsey VonnUSA84
  3. 03Annemarie Moser-PröllAUT62
  4. 04Vreni SchneiderSUI55
  5. 05Lara Gut-BehramiSUI48
  6. 06Renate GötschlAUT46
  7. 07Anja PärsonSWE42
  8. 08Federica BrignoneITA37
  9. 08Marlies SchildAUT37
  10. 10Katja SeizingerGER36

Men · most wins

race wins
  1. 01Ingemar StenmarkSWE86
  2. 02Marcel HirscherAUT67
  3. 03Marco OdermattSUI54
  4. 03Hermann MaierAUT54
  5. 05Alberto TombaITA50
  6. 06Marc GirardelliLUX46
  7. 07Pirmin ZurbriggenSUI40
  8. 08Benjamin RaichAUT36
  9. 08Aksel Lund SvindalNOR36
  10. 10Henrik KristoffersenNOR34
05 Nations and venues

Where the wins come from

Nations · most wins

race wins
  1. 01AustriaAUT961
  2. 02SwitzerlandSUI711
  3. 03United States of AmericaUSA407
  4. 04ItalyITA348
  5. 05FranceFRA338
  6. 06NorwayNOR230
  7. 07SwedenSWE217
  8. 08GermanyGER165

Historic nations (FRG, SOV, JUG, TCH) are separate, as FIS keeps them.

Venues · most races

races held
  1. 01Val d'IsèreFRA198
  2. 02KitzbühelAUT188
  3. 03WengenSUI135
  4. 04Garmisch-PartenkirchenGER133
  5. 05Lake LouiseCAN131
  6. 06Kranjska GoraSLO120
  7. 07ÅreSWE115
  8. 07Cortina d'AmpezzoITA115
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07 Glossary

What the words mean

World Cup
The season-long FIS tour: one trophy per discipline plus the overall title.
Podium
A finish in the top three. This archive holds every World Cup podium, not full results.
Crystal globe
The trophy for winning a cup standing: one per discipline, plus the big globe for the overall.
Margin
The winner's time advantage over second place, in seconds.
DH / SG
Downhill and super-G: the speed events, one run each.
GS / SL
Giant slalom and slalom: the technical events, two runs added together.
AC
Alpine combined: a speed run plus a slalom, times added.
Seasoncode
FIS numbers a season by the year it ends, so 1966/67 is season 1967.
Competitor id
FIS's permanent number for an athlete. Used here instead of names, so a renamed athlete stays one person.
W / M / A
Women, men, and mixed team events.

Data captured 4 Nov 2026Sources and method

  • A page is built for every athlete with at least one World Cup podium in this capture: 992 of them. Athletes who scored points without a podium have no page.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • This capture holds no World Cup points tables, so a season page lists the crystal-globe winners rather than full final standings.
  • 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.