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ALPINE SKIING PRIZE MONEY · 11TH OF 41 NATIONS

Canada alpine skiing prize money

Canada's skiers have won £2,989,808 between 43 skiers, 2.3% of all the alpine skiing prize money we hold. James Crawford leads on £429,145.

PRIZE MONEY£3.0m
SKIERS43
TITLES14
NATION RANK11th

Canada's skiers

By career alpine skiing prize money

Canada's alpine skiing skiers ranked by prize money.
# SKIER WORLD WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 James Crawford 72 2 £429,145£429k
2 Marie-Michele Gagnon 96 2 £333,135£333k
3 Valerie Grenier 100 3 £328,083£328k
4 Erik Guay 104 2 £316,744£317k
5 Cameron Alexander 139 1 £224,118£224k
6 Laurence St-Germain 180 1 £145,500£146k
7 Manuel Osborne-Paradis 192 0 £134,706£135k
8 Jan Hudec 205 1 £122,780£123k
9 Erin Mielzynski 207 1 £121,955£122k
10 Erik Read 222 0 £101,059£101k
11 Larisa Yurkiw 223 0 £100,901£101k
12 Jeffrey Read 249 0 £77,763£78k
13 Ali Nullmeyer 261 0 £71,096£71k
14 Benjamin Thomsen 269 0 £67,022£67k
15 Dustin Cook 276 1 £62,881£63k
16 Brodie Seger 279 0 £60,880£61k
17 Trevor Philp 304 0 £50,725£51k
18 Roni Remme 321 0 £42,114£42k
19 Britt Richardson 323 0 £40,726£41k
20 Broderick Thompson 341 0 £36,096£36k
21 Amelia Smart 347 0 £33,786£34k
22 Riley Seger 437 0 £14,771£15k
23 Michael Janyk 469 0 £11,807£12k
24 Cassidy Gray 475 0 £11,122£11k
25 Marie-Pier Prefontaine 476 0 £11,085£11k
26 Robbie Dixon 532 0 £6,440£6k
27 Candace Crawford 536 0 £6,164£6k
28 Stefanie Fleckenstein 593 0 £3,358£3k
29 Mikaela Tommy 600 0 £3,220£3k
30 Brittany Phelan 616 0 £2,904£3k
31 Philip Brown 619 0 £2,867£3k
32 Brad Spence 624 0 £2,766£3k
33 Justine Lamontagne 665 0 £1,791£2k
34 Jeffrey Frisch 671 0 £1,762£2k
35 Anna Goodman 688 0 £1,540£2k
36 Raphael Lessard 707 0 £1,194£1k
37 Morgan Pridy 717 0 £1,075£1k
38 Jean-Philippe Roy 727 0 £998£998
39 Kiki Alexander 730 0 £995£995
40 Asher Jordan 734 0 £966£966
41 Kyle Alexander 780 0 £644£644
42 Elli Terwiel 799 0 £570£570
43 Sam Mulligan 801 0 £552£552

Canada's top 15

James Crawford £429k Marie-Michele Gagnon £333k Valerie Grenier £328k Erik Guay £317k Cameron Alexander £224k Laurence St-Germain £146k Manuel Osborne-Paradis £135k Jan Hudec £123k Erin Mielzynski £122k Erik Read £101k Larisa Yurkiw £101k Jeffrey Read £78k Ali Nullmeyer £71k Benjamin Thomsen £67k Dustin Cook £63k

Where Canada's money was won

Canada prize money by venue, the top 15 of 64

Kitzbuehel £368k Kvitfjell £285k Val Gardena-Groeden £183k World Championships £149k Kranjska Gora £146k Bormio £111k Lake Louise £104k Crans Montana £100k Beaver Creek £89k Chamonix £73k Garmisch-Partenkirchen £72k Cortina d'Ampezzo £71k Wengen £68k Are £66k Zagreb £62k

Canada's titles

14 wins, newest first

Alpine skiing titles of Canada's skiers.
RACE WINNER PRIZE
Lillehammer giant slalom, women, March 2026 Valerie Grenier £46,760£47k
Kitzbuehel downhill, men, January 2025 James Crawford £85,470£85k
Kranjska Gora giant slalom, women, January 2024 Valerie Grenier £43,240£43k
Courchevel Meribel World Championships super-G, men, February 2023 James Crawford £48,576£49k
Kranjska Gora giant slalom, women, January 2023 Valerie Grenier £46,000£46k
Courchevel Meribel World Championships slalom, women, February 2023 Laurence St-Germain £48,576£49k
Kvitfjell downhill, men, March 2022 Cameron Alexander £27,600£28k
Soldeu alpine combined, women, February 2016 Marie-Michele Gagnon £38,180£38k
Meribel super-G, men, March 2015 Dustin Cook £32,200£32k
Zauchensee alpine combined, women, January 2014 Marie-Michele Gagnon £32,200£32k
Kvitfjell downhill, men, March 2014 Erik Guay £27,600£28k
Val Gardena downhill, men, December 2013 Erik Guay £32,200£32k
Chamonix downhill, men, February 2012 Jan Hudec £32,200£32k
Ofterschwang slalom, women, March 2012 Erin Mielzynski £32,200£32k

Canada against other nations

Alpine skiing prize money by nation, the countries either side

Nations ranked around Canada by alpine skiing prize money.
# NATION SKIERS PRIZE MONEY
37 Argentina 3 £4,370£4k
38 Australia 3 £2,990£3k
1 Switzerland 103 £21,910,368£21.9m
2 Austria 124 £20,976,005£21.0m
3 Italy 102 £15,480,886£15.5m
4 United States 68 £13,543,779£13.5m
5 Norway 48 £13,184,190£13.2m
6 France 89 £10,905,888£10.9m
7 Germany 52 £7,900,499£7.9m
8 Sweden 44 £5,018,856£5.0m
9 Slovenia 27 £4,000,660£4.0m
10 Netherlands 3 £3,813,128£3.8m
11 Canada 43 £2,989,808£3.0m
12 Slovakia 5 £2,974,813£3.0m
13 Croatia 9 £1,769,370£1.8m
14 Liechtenstein 5 £1,069,955£1.1m
16 Czechia 13 £924,133£924k
17 New Zealand 2 £791,424£791k
18 Great Britain 6 £540,761£541k
19 Finland 13 £352,657£353k
20 Individual Neutral Athletes 11 £305,865£306k
22 Belgium 2 £155,973£156k
23 Bulgaria 2 £148,357£148k
24 Poland 3 £126,938£127k
25 Japan 13 £100,651£101k
Argentina £4,370 Australia £2,990 Switzerland £22m Austria £21m Italy £15m United States £14m Norway £13m France £11m Germany £7.9m Sweden £5.0m Slovenia £4.0m Netherlands £3.8m Canada £3.0m Slovakia £3.0m Croatia £1.8m Liechtenstein £1.1m Czechia £924k New Zealand £791k Great Britain £541k Finland £353k Individual Neutral Athletes £306k Belgium £156k Bulgaria £148k Poland £127k Japan £101k

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Canada's skiers won?

£2,989,808 between 43 skiers, 11th of the 41 nations on our alpine skiing money list.

Who is Canada's highest earning skier?

James Crawford, with £429,145 and 2 titles.

How many alpine skiing titles has Canada won?

14 titles in the races we hold, most recently Valerie Grenier at the Lillehammer giant slalom, women, March 2026.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on alpine skiing prize money, and across every individual sport on prize money by nation.