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Athlete

Maria Walliser

Women, SUI. 25 World Cup wins and 72 podiums across 10 seasons, 1980/81 to 1989/90.

FIS competitor id 65118 Born 1963
25

World Cup winsfirst 21 Jan 1983

72

Podiums25 × 1st · 21 × 2nd · 26 × 3rd

7

Crystal globes2 × overall

10

Seasons with a podium1980/81 – 1989/90

01 Career

Career record

By disciplineWorld Cup

DisciplineWinsPodiumsWin share
DH Downhill 14 37 38%
GS Giant slalom 6 17 35%
SG Super-G 3 9 33%
K Combined 2 8 25%
SL Slalom 0 1 0%
Total257235%
First win
21 Jan 1983
MegeveDH · 1982/83
Last win
13 Jan 1990
Haus im EnnstalDH · 1989/90
First podium
8 Feb 1981
ZwieselK · 1980/81
Last podium
11 Feb 1990
MeribelSG · 1989/90
Best season
7 wins
1986/8715 podiums
Biggest winning margin
2.16 s
over 2nd place
Longest run of wins
2 races
Giant slalomFeb 1987 – Mar 1987
Longest run of podiums
8 races
DownhillFeb 1986 – Jan 1987
World Cup races before the first win
28
FIS competitions-to-victory list
Olympic / Worlds medals
7
3 goldOlympics and World Championships
02 Globes

Crystal globes

7 in total
SeasonCup
1986/87 Overall
1986/87 Giant slalom
1986/87 Super-G
1985/86 Overall
1985/86 Downhill
1985/86 KB
1983/84 Downhill
04 Venues

Where the wins came

Wins by venue

wins
  1. 01Val d'IsèreFRA3
  2. 02Bad GasteinAUT2
  3. 02FuranoJPN2
  4. 02SarajevoJUG2
  5. 02Sunshine, ABCAN2
  6. 02Val ZoldanaITA2
  7. 07Altenmarkt-ZauchenseeAUT1
  8. 07Banff, ABCAN1
  9. 07BischofswiesenGER1
  10. 07Haus im EnnstalAUT1
  11. 07MegeveFRA1
  12. 07Saalbach-HinterglemmAUT1

Podiums by season

podiums
  1. 011989/905
  2. 021988/8910
  3. 031987/883
  4. 041986/8715
  5. 051985/8614
  6. 061984/8511
  7. 071983/845
  8. 071982/835
  9. 091981/822
  10. 091980/812

Most recent 12 seasons with a podium.

05 Podiums

Every podium

72 results

1989/90

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 11 Feb 1990 MeribelFRA SGW —
2 10 Feb 1990 MeribelFRA SGW —
3 20 Jan 1990 MariborSLO GSW —
1 13 Jan 1990 Haus im EnnstalAUT DHW 0.06 s
1 9 Dec 1989 Steamboat Springs, COUSA DHW 0.15 s

1988/89

10 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 4 Mar 1989 FuranoJPN GSW 0.87 s
2 24 Feb 1989 Steamboat Springs, COUSA DHW —
2 19 Feb 1989 Lake LouiseCAN DHW —
2 18 Feb 1989 Lake LouiseCAN DHW —
3 21 Jan 1989 TignesFRA GSW —
1 19 Jan 1989 TignesFRA DHW 0.41 s
3 14 Jan 1989 GrindelwaldSUI SGW —
3 13 Jan 1989 GrindelwaldSUI DHW —
3 6 Jan 1989 SchwarzenbergAUT GSW —
1 15 Dec 1988 Altenmarkt-ZauchenseeAUT DHW 0.10 s

1987/88

3 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 16 Jan 1988 ZinalSUI DHW 0.07 s
2 6 Jan 1988 TignesFRA GSW —
1 4 Dec 1987 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW 0.05 s

1986/87

15 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 22 Mar 1987 SarajevoJUG GSW —
1 15 Mar 1987 Vail, COUSA SGW 0.75 s
3 14 Mar 1987 Vail, COUSA DHW —
1 27 Feb 1987 ZwieselGER GSW 0.99 s
3 13 Feb 1987 MegeveFRA GSW —
1 18 Jan 1987 BischofswiesenGER GSW 2.16 s
3 16 Jan 1987 PfrontenGER DHW —
2 10 Jan 1987 MellauAUT DHW —
1 6 Jan 1987 Saalbach-HinterglemmAUT SGW 0.95 s
3 5 Jan 1987 Saalbach-HinterglemmAUT GSW —
1 20 Dec 1986 Val ZoldanaITA GSW 0.37 s
1 14 Dec 1986 Val d'IsèreFRA SGW 0.15 s
2 13 Dec 1986 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW —
2 12 Dec 1986 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW —
2 6 Dec 1986 Waterville Valley, NHUSA GSW —

1985/86

14 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 15 Mar 1986 Vail, COUSA DHW —
2 9 Mar 1986 Sunshine, ABCAN GSW —
1 9 Mar 1986 Sunshine, ABCAN KW —
1 8 Mar 1986 Sunshine, ABCAN DHW 0.79 s
1 1 Mar 1986 FuranoJPN DHW 0.19 s
1 5 Feb 1986 Val ZoldanaITA GSW 0.97 s
2 2 Feb 1986 Crans-MontanaSUI DHW —
2 17 Jan 1986 Puy St. VincentFRA SGW —
1 12 Jan 1986 Bad GasteinAUT KW —
1 11 Jan 1986 Bad GasteinAUT DHW 1.35 s
2 6 Jan 1986 MariborSLO KW —
2 13 Dec 1985 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW —
3 12 Dec 1985 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW —
3 12 Dec 1985 SestriereITA KW —

1984/85

11 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 9 Mar 1985 Banff, ABCAN DHW —
3 8 Mar 1985 ArosaSUI KW —
1 8 Mar 1985 Banff, ABCAN DHW 0.31 s
2 3 Mar 1985 Vail, COUSA GSW —
3 2 Mar 1985 Vail, COUSA DHW —
3 13 Jan 1985 PfrontenGER SGW —
2 11 Jan 1985 Bad KleinkirchheimAUT KW —
3 10 Jan 1985 Bad KleinkirchheimAUT DHW —
3 9 Jan 1985 Santa CaterinaITA KW —
2 15 Dec 1984 Madonna di CampiglioITA GSW —
2 8 Dec 1984 DavosSUI SGW —

1983/84

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
1 21 Jan 1984 VerbierSUI DHW 0.15 s
3 13 Jan 1984 Bad GasteinAUT DHW —
3 7 Jan 1984 Puy St. VincentFRA DHW —
3 21 Dec 1983 Haus im EnnstalAUT DHW —
1 8 Dec 1983 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW 0.14 s

1982/83

5 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 18 Mar 1983 FuranoJPN GSW —
2 5 Mar 1983 Mt. Tremblant, QCCAN DHW —
1 5 Feb 1983 SarajevoJUG DHW 0.79 s
1 21 Jan 1983 MegeveFRA DHW 0.19 s
3 7 Dec 1982 Val d'IsèreFRA DHW —

1981/82

2 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
2 14 Feb 1982 ArosaSUI DHW —
3 13 Feb 1982 ArosaSUI DHW —

1980/81

2 podiums
RankDateVenueEventMarginFIS
3 24 Mar 1981 Wangs-PizolSUI SLW —
2 8 Feb 1981 ZwieselGER KW —
06 Championships

Olympics and World Championships

Outside the World Cup
RankEventVenueDisciplineDate
1 World Championships Vail, COUSA DHW 5 Feb 1989
3 Olympics Calgary, ABCAN GSW 24 Feb 1988
3 Olympics Calgary, ABCAN KW 21 Feb 1988
3 World Championships Crans-MontanaSUI GSW 5 Feb 1987
1 World Championships Crans-MontanaSUI SGW 3 Feb 1987
1 World Championships Crans-MontanaSUI DHW 1 Feb 1987
2 Olympics SarajevoJUG DHW 16 Feb 1984

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.