World Cup 1983/84
71 races with a podium — 34 women's, 37 men's — at 37 venues, won by 31 different athletes from 10 nations.
01 Globes
Who won what
Crystal globes, 1983/84| Cup | W/M | Winner | Nation | Career globes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | W | Erika HessSUIWomen | SUI | 9 |
| Overall | M | Pirmin ZurbriggenSUIMen | SUI | 16 |
| Downhill | W | Maria WalliserSUIWomen | SUI | 7 |
| Downhill | M | Urs RaberSUIMen | SUI | 1 |
| Giant slalom | W | Erika HessSUIWomen | SUI | 9 |
| Giant slalom | M | Ingemar StenmarkSWEMen | SWE | 19 |
| Giant slalom | M | Pirmin ZurbriggenSUIMen | SUI | 16 |
| KB | W | Erika HessSUIWomen | SUI | 9 |
| KB | M | Andreas WenzelLIEMen | LIE | 3 |
| Slalom | W | Tamara McKinneyUSAWomen | USA | 3 |
| Slalom | M | Marc GirardelliLUXMen | LUX | 15 |
FIS's "KB" cup is the combined standing. This capture holds no World Cup points tables, so the trophy winners stand in for full final standings.
02 Leaders
Season leaders
Most wins
wins in 1983/84Most podiums
podiums in 1983/8403 Nations
Nations this season
FIS placings, women + men| Nation | Code | Wins | Top 10 finishes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SwitzerlandSUI | SUI | 20 | 166 |
| AustriaAUT | AUT | 11 | 137 |
| United States of AmericaUSA | USA | 9 | 64 |
| LiechtensteinLIE | LIE | 9 | 42 |
| SwedenSWE | SWE | 7 | 32 |
| LuxembourgLUX | LUX | 5 | 13 |
| CanadaCAN | CAN | 4 | 31 |
| Federal Republic Of GermanyFRG | FRG | 3 | 48 |
| ItalyITA | ITA | 2 | 42 |
| FranceFRA | FRA | 1 | 38 |
| JugoslaviaJUG | JUG | 0 | 34 |
| CzechoslovakiaTCH | TCH | 0 | 30 |
"Top 10 finishes" counts every placing from 1st to 10th, which is how FIS's nation table is built. It is not a points total.
04 Records
Season records
- Most wins
- 7
- Erika HessSUI · Women
- Most podiums
- 12
- Pirmin ZurbriggenSUI · Men
- Biggest winning margin
- 1.38 s
- Gerry SorensenCAN · DH W · Puy St. Vincent
- Closest finish
- 0.01 s
- Franz HeinzerSUI · DH M · Val d'Isère
- Youngest winner
- 17 y
- Michela FiginiSUI · DH W · Megeve
- Oldest winner
- 30 y
- Franz KlammerAUT · DH M · Kitzbühel
- Different race winners
- 31
- 10 nationsacross 71 races
05 Races
Every race
71 races · DH 18 · SG 6 · GS 15 · SL 21 · K 11December 1983
21 racesJanuary 1984
27 racesFebruary 1984
3 races| Date | Venue | Event | Podium | Margin | FIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 2 Feb | Cortina d'AmpezzoITA | DHM |
|
1.24 s | |
| Sat 4 Feb | BorovetzBUL | GSM |
|
0.53 s | |
| Sun 5 Feb | BorovetzBUL | SLM |
|
0.19 s |
March 1984
20 races| Date | Venue | Event | Podium | Margin | FIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 3 Mar | Mt. St. Anne, QCCAN | DHW |
|
0.70 s | |
| Sun 4 Mar | AspenUSA | DHM |
|
0.25 s | |
| Sun 4 Mar | Mt. St. Anne, QCCAN | SGW |
|
0.92 s | |
| Mon 5 Mar | AspenUSA | GSM |
|
0.88 s | |
| Tue 6 Mar | Vail, COUSA | SLM |
|
0.45 s | |
| Wed 7 Mar | Lake Placid, NYUSA | GSW | 0.77 s | ||
| Wed 7 Mar | Vail, COUSA | GSM |
|
0.85 s | |
| Sat 10 Mar | Waterville Valley, NHUSA | SLW |
|
1.13 s | |
| Sun 11 Mar | Whistler, BCCAN | DHM |
|
0.32 s | |
| Sun 11 Mar | Waterville Valley, NHUSA | GSW |
|
0.50 s | |
| Sat 17 Mar | ÅreSWE | GSM |
|
0.16 s | |
| Sat 17 Mar | JasnáTCH | GSW | 0.81 s | ||
| Sun 18 Mar | ÅreSWE | SLM |
|
0.07 s | |
| Sun 18 Mar | JasnáTCH | SLW |
|
0.29 s | |
| Tue 20 Mar | OppdalNOR | SGM |
|
1.20 s | |
| Tue 20 Mar | ZwieselGER | SLW |
|
0.19 s | |
| Wed 21 Mar | ZwieselGER | GSW |
|
0.77 s | |
| Fri 23 Mar | OsloNOR | GSM |
|
0.24 s | |
| Sat 24 Mar | OsloNOR | SLW |
|
0.94 s | |
| Sat 24 Mar | OsloNOR | SLM |
|
0.61 s |
Data captured 4 Nov 2026Sources and method
- This capture holds no World Cup points tables, so a season page lists the crystal-globe winners rather than full final standings.
- 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.
- Margins are shown for 60 of the 71 races: FIS publishes comparable times for the rest nowhere in this capture.
- 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.