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Athlete

Gerhard Nenning

Men, AUT. 3 World Cup wins and 3 podiums across 1 season, 1967/68 to 1967/68.

FIS competitor id 43120 Born 1940
3

World Cup winsfirst 13 Jan 1968

3

Podiums3 × 1st · 0 × 2nd · 0 × 3rd

1

Crystal globesno overall title

1

Seasons with a podium1967/68 – 1967/68

Career

Career record

By disciplineWorld Cup

Gerhard Nenning: wins and podiums by discipline
DisciplineWinsPodiumsWin share
DH Downhill 3 3 100%
Total33100%
First win
13 Jan 1968
WengenDH · 1967/68
Last win
15 Mar 1968
AspenDH · 1967/68
First podium
13 Jan 1968
WengenDH · 1967/68
Last podium
15 Mar 1968
AspenDH · 1967/68
Best season
3 wins
1967/683 podiums
Biggest winning margin
2.33 s
over 2nd place
Longest run of wins
2 races
DownhillJan 1968 – Jan 1968
Longest run of podiums
2 races
DownhillJan 1968 – Jan 1968
World Cup races before the first win
16
FIS competitions-to-victory list
Olympic / Worlds medals
3
0 goldOlympics and World Championships
Globes

Crystal globes

1 in total
Gerhard Nenning: crystal globes by season
SeasonCup
1967/68 Downhill
Venues

Where the wins came

Wins by venue

wins
  1. 01AspenUSA1
  2. 01KitzbühelAUT1
  3. 01WengenSUI1

Podiums by season

podiums
  1. 011967/683

Most recent 12 seasons with a podium.

Podiums

Every podium

3 results

1967/68

3 podiums
Gerhard Nenning: podiums in 1967/68
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 15 Mar 1968 AspenUSA DHM 2.33 s
1 20 Jan 1968 KitzbühelAUT DHM 0.46 s
1 13 Jan 1968 WengenSUI DHM 1.21 s
Championships

Olympics and World Championships

Outside the World Cup
Gerhard Nenning: Olympic and World Championship podiums
RankEventVenueDisciplineDate
2 World Championships InnsbruckAUT KM 29 Jan 1964
3 World Championships ChamonixFRA SLM 1 Feb 1962
2 World Championships ChamonixFRA KM 1 Feb 1962

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.