Joel Chenal
Men, FRA. 1 World Cup win and 4 podiums across 2 seasons, 1999/00 to 2003/04.
1
World Cup winsfirst 19 Dec 1999
4
Podiums1 × 1st · 1 × 2nd · 2 × 3rd
0
Crystal globesno overall title
2
Seasons with a podium1999/00 – 2003/04
01 Career
Career record
By disciplineWorld Cup
| Discipline | Wins | Podiums | Win share |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS Giant slalom | 1 | 4 | 25% |
| Total | 1 | 4 | 25% |
- First win
- 19 Dec 1999
- Alta BadiaGS · 1999/00
- Last win
- 19 Dec 1999
- Alta BadiaGS · 1999/00
- First podium
- 19 Dec 1999
- Alta BadiaGS · 1999/00
- Last podium
- 26 Oct 2003
- SöldenGS · 2003/04
- Best season
- 1 wins
- 1999/003 podiums
- Biggest winning margin
- 0.08 s
- over 2nd place
- Longest run of podiums
- 2 races
- Giant slalomFeb 2000 – Mar 2000
- World Cup races before the first win
- 33
- FIS competitions-to-victory list
- Olympic / Worlds medals
- 1
- 0 goldOlympics and World Championships
04 Venues
Where the wins came
Wins by venue
wins05 Podiums
Every podium
4 results2003/04
1 podiums1999/00
3 podiums| Rank | Date | Venue | Event | Margin | FIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 8 Mar 2000 | Kranjska GoraSLO | GSM | — | |
| 3 | 26 Feb 2000 | YongpyongKOR | GSM | — | |
| 1 | 19 Dec 1999 | Alta BadiaITA | GSM | 0.08 s |
06 Championships
Olympics and World Championships
Outside the World Cup| Rank | Event | Venue | Discipline | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Olympics | SestriereITA | GSM | 20 Feb 2006 |
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.