Bormio men's downhill prize money
The Bormio men's downhill has paid £1,402,080 across 12 editions from 2011 to 2024. In 2024 Alexis Monney took £43,240 for winning it, up 42% on the 2011 figure.
Every edition
Who won, what the win was worth, and what the race paid in all
| DATE | WINNER | WINNER'S PRIZE | PAID |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 Dec 2024 | Alexis Monney | £43,240£43k | £132,480£132k |
| 28 Dec 2023 | Cyprien Sarrazin | £41,400£41k | £138,000£138k |
| 28 Dec 2022 | Vincent Kriechmayr | £49,680£50k | £138,000£138k |
| 28 Dec 2021 | Dominik Paris | £49,680£50k | £138,000£138k |
| 30 Dec 2020 | Matthias Mayer | £49,680£50k | £138,000£138k |
| 28 Dec 2019 | Dominik Paris | £36,800£37k | £110,400£110k |
| 27 Dec 2019 | Dominik Paris | £40,020£40k | £110,400£110k |
| 28 Dec 2018 | Dominik Paris | £36,800£37k | £110,400£110k |
| 28 Dec 2017 | Dominik Paris | £41,400£41k | £110,400£110k |
| 29 Dec 2013 | Aksel Lund Svindal | £30,360£30k | £92,000£92k |
| 29 Dec 2012 | Dominik Paris, Hannes Reichelt | £25,300£25k | £92,000£92k |
| 29 Dec 2011 | Didier Defago | £30,360£30k | £92,000£92k |
The winner's prize, edition by edition
The biggest winner's prize here was £49,680, to Vincent Kriechmayr on 28 Dec 2022. The winner takes 33% of the race and the other 29 places paid share the rest.
What each place paid in 2024
The Bormio downhill, men, December 2024 ladder, place by place
| PLACE | SKIERS | EACH | BAND TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1 | £43,240£43k | £43,240£43k |
| 2nd | 1 | £20,240£20k | £20,240£20k |
| 3rd | 1 | £11,040£11k | £11,040£11k |
| 4th | 1 | £8,280£8k | £8,280£8k |
| 5th | 1 | £6,440£6k | £6,440£6k |
| 6th | 1 | £5,520£6k | £5,520£6k |
| 7th | 1 | £4,600£5k | £4,600£5k |
| 8th | 1 | £3,680£4k | £3,680£4k |
| 9th | 1 | £3,220£3k | £3,220£3k |
| 10th | 1 | £2,760£3k | £2,760£3k |
| 11th | 1 | £2,300£2k | £2,300£2k |
| 12th | 1 | £1,840£2k | £1,840£2k |
| 13th | 1 | £1,656£2k | £1,656£2k |
| 14th | 1 | £1,564£2k | £1,564£2k |
| 15th | 1 | £1,472£1k | £1,472£1k |
| 16th | 1 | £1,380£1k | £1,380£1k |
| 17th | 1 | £1,288£1k | £1,288£1k |
| 18th | 1 | £1,196£1k | £1,196£1k |
| 19th | 1 | £1,150£1k | £1,150£1k |
| 20th | 1 | £1,104£1k | £1,104£1k |
| T21 | 2 | £1,035£1k | £2,070£2k |
| 23rd | 1 | £966£966 | £966£966 |
| 24th | 1 | £920£920 | £920£920 |
| 25th | 1 | £874£874 | £874£874 |
| T26 | 2 | £805£805 | £1,610£2k |
| 28th | 1 | £736£736 | £736£736 |
| 29th | 1 | £690£690 | £690£690 |
| 30th | 1 | £644£644 | £644£644 |
Every skier by name is on the Bormio downhill, men, December 2024 payouts page.
Who has earned the most in the Bormio men's downhill
Prize money from this race alone, across every edition we hold
| # | SKIER | NATION | WINS | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dominik Paris | Italy | 6 | £241,730£242k |
| 2 | Vincent Kriechmayr | Austria | 1 | £98,762£99k |
| 3 | Matthias Mayer | Austria | 1 | £78,200£78k |
| 4 | Aksel Lund Svindal | Norway | 1 | £68,126£68k |
| 5 | Marco Odermatt | Switzerland | 0 | £65,320£65k |
| 6 | Hannes Reichelt | Austria | 1 | £52,578£53k |
| 7 | Beat Feuz | Switzerland | 0 | £52,440£52k |
| 8 | Alexis Monney | Switzerland | 1 | £46,046£46k |
| 9 | Aleksander Aamodt Kilde | Norway | 0 | £44,436£44k |
| 10 | Urs Kryenbuehl | Switzerland | 0 | £44,436£44k |
| 11 | Cyprien Sarrazin | France | 1 | £41,860£42k |
| 12 | James Crawford | Canada | 0 | £33,948£34k |
| 13 | Didier Defago | Switzerland | 1 | £32,890£33k |
| 14 | Niels Hintermann | Switzerland | 0 | £29,072£29k |
| 15 | Christof Innerhofer | Italy | 0 | £28,750£29k |
| 16 | Cameron Alexander | Canada | 0 | £24,150£24k |
| 17 | Erik Guay | Canada | 0 | £23,920£24k |
| 18 | Klaus Kroell | Austria | 0 | £23,000£23k |
| 19 | Patrick Kueng | Switzerland | 0 | £22,080£22k |
| 20 | Franjo Von Allmen | Switzerland | 0 | £20,240£20k |
The top 12 in this race
One skier has won it more than once: Dominik Paris, 6 times. 8 different winners across 12 editions.
The men's downhill at every venue
Ranked by what each venue's men's downhill has paid across every edition we hold
| # | VENUE | EDITIONS | LAST RUN | PAID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kitzbuehel | 19 | 2026 | £4,658,147£4.7m |
| 2 | Val Gardena-Groeden | 16 | 2025 | £1,856,690£1.9m |
| 3 | Kvitfjell | 16 | 2025 | £1,731,440£1.7m |
| 4 | Wengen | 15 | 2026 | £1,683,344£1.7m |
| 5 | Bormio | 12 | 2024 | £1,402,080£1.4m |
| 6 | Beaver Creek | 12 | 2025 | £1,307,984£1.3m |
| 7 | Garmisch-Partenkirchen | 10 | 2026 | £1,072,464£1.1m |
| 8 | Lake Louise | 10 | 2022 | £1,032,240£1.0m |
| 9 | World Championships | 3 | 2025 | £364,320£364k |
| 10 | Saalbach-Hinterglemm | 3 | 2021 | £312,800£313k |
| 11 | Chamonix | 3 | 2016 | £285,605£286k |
| 12 | Crans Montana | 2 | 2026 | £275,744£276k |
| 13 | Aspen | 2 | 2023 | £226,044£226k |
| 14 | Grandvalira Soldeu - El Tarter | 2 | 2023 | £223,882£224k |
| 15 | Val d'Isere | 2 | 2020 | £220,800£221k |
| 16 | Santa Caterina | 2 | 2015 | £211,600£212k |
| 17 | Courchevel | 1 | 2026 | £143,264£143k |
| 18 | Lillehammer | 1 | 2026 | £138,338£138k |
| 19 | Courchevel/Meribel | 1 | 2022 | £106,950£107k |
| 20 | Are | 1 | 2018 | £106,950£107k |
| 21 | Jeongseon | 1 | 2016 | £101,200£101k |
| 22 | St. Moritz | 1 | 2016 | £96,600£97k |
| 23 | Schladming | 1 | 2012 | £92,000£92k |
| 24 | Meribel | 1 | 2015 | £92,000£92k |
| 25 | Sochi | 1 | 2012 | £92,000£92k |
| 26 | Lenzerheide | 1 | 2014 | £92,000£92k |
The 2024/25 season ran nine men's downhill races at eight venues. Five other venues paid the winner the same as Bormio, and the most was Kitzbuehel, at £85,470.
The other races at Bormio
Bormio has held 5 races in the editions we hold. The men's downhill is 54% of the £2,601,300 the venue has paid.
| RACE | EDITIONS | PAID |
|---|---|---|
| Men's downhill | 12 | £1,402,080£1.4m |
| Men's super-G | 6 | £794,880£795k |
| Men's alpine combined | 2 | £220,340£220k |
| Men's slalom | 1 | £92,000£92k |
| Women's slalom | 1 | £92,000£92k |
Every edition of every race at Bormio is on the Bormio prize money page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the winner of the Bormio men's downhill get?
Alexis Monney took £43,240 for winning it in 2024, 33% of the £132,480 the race paid across 30 skiers.
How much prize money has the Bormio men's downhill paid?
£1,402,080 across 12 editions from 2011 to 2024, an average of £116,840 a race.
Who has won the Bormio men's downhill the most times?
Dominik Paris, 6 times in the editions we hold.
Who has earned the most in the Bormio men's downhill?
Dominik Paris, with £241,730 from this race alone. Vincent Kriechmayr is next on £98,762.
How does the Bormio men's downhill compare with other men's downhill races?
Across every edition we hold it has paid £1,402,080, the 5th most of the 26 venues to hold a men's downhill. Kitzbuehel has paid the most, £4,658,147.
Where to next
Every alpine race with a page of its own, and the rest of the money
Every men's downhill with its own page
Every men's slalom with its own page
Every women's downhill with its own page
Every women's slalom with its own page
Every men's giant slalom with its own page
Every men's super-G with its own page
Every women's giant slalom with its own page
- Soelden women's giant slalom
- Kranjska Gora women's giant slalom
- Are women's giant slalom
- Courchevel women's giant slalom
- Semmering women's giant slalom
- Killington women's giant slalom
- Lienz women's giant slalom
- Sestriere women's giant slalom
- Lenzerheide women's giant slalom
- Maribor women's giant slalom
- Aspen women's giant slalom