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Athlete

Ole Christian Furuseth

Men, NOR. 9 World Cup wins and 32 podiums across 9 seasons, 1988/89 to 1999/00.

FIS competitor id 18787 Born 1967
9

World Cup winsfirst 5 Mar 1989

32

Podiums9 × 1st · 16 × 2nd · 7 × 3rd

2

Crystal globesno overall title

9

Seasons with a podium1988/89 – 1999/00

Career

Career record

By disciplineWorld Cup

DisciplineWinsPodiumsWin share
SL Slalom 6 22 27%
GS Giant slalom 3 8 38%
K Combined 0 1 0%
SG Super-G 0 1 0%
Total93228%
First win
5 Mar 1989
FuranoSL · 1988/89
Last win
19 Mar 2000
BormioSL · 1999/00
First podium
17 Jan 1989
AdelbodenGS · 1988/89
Last podium
19 Mar 2000
BormioSL · 1999/00
Best season
2 wins
1990/915 podiums
Biggest winning margin
2.08 s
over 2nd place
Longest run of wins
2 races
SlalomDec 1990 – Dec 1990
Longest run of podiums
4 races
SlalomDec 1990 – Jan 1991
World Cup races before the first win
17
FIS competitions-to-victory list
Olympic / Worlds medals
2
0 goldOlympics and World Championships
Globes

Crystal globes

2 in total
SeasonCup
1989/90 Giant slalom
1988/89 Giant slalom
Venues

Where the wins came

Wins by venue

wins
  1. 01BormioITA2
  2. 02AdelbodenSUI1
  3. 02FuranoJPN1
  4. 02Kranjska GoraJUG1
  5. 02Madonna di CampiglioITA1
  6. 02Park City, UTUSA1
  7. 02ShigakogenJPN1
  8. 02YongpyongKOR1

Podiums by season

podiums
  1. 011999/005
  2. 021997/982
  3. 031996/971
  4. 041994/953
  5. 051993/942
  6. 061991/923
  7. 071990/915
  8. 081989/906
  9. 091988/895

Most recent 12 seasons with a podium.

Podiums

Every podium

32 results

1999/00

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 19 Mar 2000 BormioITA SLM 0.38 s
2 9 Mar 2000 SchladmingAUT SLM —
2 27 Feb 2000 YongpyongKOR SLM —
3 6 Feb 2000 TodtnauGER SLM —
2 16 Jan 2000 WengenSUI SLM —

1997/98

2 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 1 Mar 1998 YongpyongKOR SLM 0.67 s
3 25 Jan 1998 KitzbühelAUT SLM —

1996/97

1 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 9 Mar 1997 ShigakogenJPN SLM —

1994/95

3 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 19 Mar 1995 BormioITA SLM 0.26 s
3 19 Feb 1995 FuranoJPN SLM —
3 15 Jan 1995 KitzbühelAUT SLM —

1993/94

2 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
2 9 Jan 1994 Kranjska GoraSLO SLM —
3 14 Dec 1993 SestriereITA SLM —

1991/92

3 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 22 Jan 1992 AdelbodenSUI GSM 0.76 s
2 13 Jan 1992 Garmisch-PartenkirchenGER KM —
3 10 Dec 1991 SestriereITA SLM —

1990/91

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
2 21 Mar 1991 Waterville Valley, NHUSA GSM —
2 13 Jan 1991 KitzbühelAUT SLM —
1 22 Dec 1990 Kranjska GoraJUG SLM 0.15 s
1 18 Dec 1990 Madonna di CampiglioITA SLM 2.08 s
2 11 Dec 1990 SestriereITA SLM —

1989/90

6 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
2 30 Jan 1990 Les MenuiresFRA SGM —
2 21 Jan 1990 KitzbühelAUT SLM —
2 2 Dec 1989 Mt. St. Anne, QCCAN GSM —
1 23 Nov 1989 Park City, UTUSA GSM 1.47 s
2 12 Aug 1989 ThredboAUS SLM —
2 11 Aug 1989 ThredboAUS GSM —

1988/89

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
2 10 Mar 1989 ShigakogenJPN SLM —
1 9 Mar 1989 ShigakogenJPN GSM 0.76 s
1 5 Mar 1989 FuranoJPN SLM 1.39 s
2 3 Mar 1989 FuranoJPN GSM —
2 17 Jan 1989 AdelbodenSUI GSM —
Championships

Olympics and World Championships

Outside the World Cup
RankEventVenueDisciplineDate
2 Olympics NaganoJPN SLM 21 Feb 1998
3 World Championships Saalbach-HinterglemmAUT SLM 22 Jan 1991

Data captured 4 Nov 2026Sources and method

  • This page counts World Cup podiums only. Results outside the top three are not in the capture, so starts, points and finishing positions below 3rd are not shown.
  • 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.
  • FIS publishes only the top 50 by starts, so a start count is shown only for those athletes.