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ALPINE SKIING PRIZE MONEY · 7TH OF 41 NATIONS

Germany alpine skiing prize money

Germany's skiers have won £7,900,499 between 52 skiers, 6.1% of all the alpine skiing prize money we hold. Viktoria Rebensburg leads on £1,312,935.

PRIZE MONEY£7.9m
SKIERS52
TITLES56
NATION RANK7th

Germany's skiers

By career alpine skiing prize money

Germany's alpine skiing skiers ranked by prize money.
# SKIER WORLD WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Viktoria Rebensburg 20 16 £1,312,935£1.3m
2 Felix Neureuther 25 11 £1,078,325£1.1m
3 Maria Hoefl-Riesch 45 7 £666,126£666k
4 Linus Strasser 46 5 £642,049£642k
5 Lena Duerr 48 2 £610,350£610k
6 Emma Aicher 59 5 £525,561£526k
7 Romed Baumann 71 1 £438,393£438k
8 Kira Weidle 80 0 £397,897£398k
9 Fritz Dopfer 83 0 £383,965£384k
10 Thomas Dressen 92 5 £345,836£346k
11 Andreas Sander 128 0 £244,364£244k
12 Stefan Luitz 134 1 £231,131£231k
13 Josef Ferstl 145 2 £213,330£213k
14 Alexander Schmid 159 1 £180,133£180k
15 Christina Geiger 215 0 £114,718£115k
16 Dominik Schwaiger 290 0 £55,789£56k
17 Simon Jocher 292 0 £55,523£56k
18 Sebastian Holzmann 330 0 £38,599£39k
19 Anton Grammel 354 0 £31,982£32k
20 Fabian Gratz 356 0 £31,747£32k
21 Jessica Hilzinger 362 0 £29,384£29k
22 Dominik Stehle 381 0 £24,497£24k
23 Marina Wallner 388 0 £23,078£23k
24 Michaela Wenig 393 0 £22,517£23k
25 Luis Vogt 407 0 £19,830£20k
26 Patrizia Dorsch 411 0 £19,113£19k
27 Veronique Hronek 412 0 £18,924£19k
28 Anton Tremmel 417 0 £17,751£18k
29 Marlene Schmotz 436 0 £15,183£15k
30 Jonas Stockinger 455 0 £12,942£13k
31 Andrea Filser 457 0 £12,746£13k
32 Stephan Keppler 460 0 £12,568£13k
33 Maren Wiesler 483 0 £10,460£10k
34 Tobias Stechert 485 0 £10,120£10k
35 Manuel Schmid 491 0 £9,739£10k
36 Klaus Brandner 542 0 £5,922£6k
37 Julian Rauchfuss 545 0 £5,704£6k
38 Fabiana Dorigo 568 0 £4,303£4k
39 Meike Pfister 578 0 £4,025£4k
40 David Ketterer 597 0 £3,275£3k
41 Barbara Wirth 608 0 £3,002£3k
42 Elisabeth Willibald 618 0 £2,870£3k
43 Benedikt Staubitzer 626 0 £2,760£3k
44 Philipp Schmid 642 0 £2,314£2k
45 Fanny Chmelar 645 0 £2,255£2k
46 Katrin Hirtl-Stanggassinger 668 0 £1,771£2k
47 Simona Hoesl 708 0 £1,155£1k
48 Jana Fritz 731 0 £995£995
49 Bastian Meisen 742 0 £943£943
50 Katharina Duerr 794 0 £570£570
51 Nina Perner 797 0 £570£570
52 Susanne Weinbuchner 814 0 £460£460

Germany's top 15

Viktoria Rebensburg £1.3m Felix Neureuther £1.1m Maria Hoefl-Riesch £666k Linus Strasser £642k Lena Duerr £610k Emma Aicher £526k Romed Baumann £438k Kira Weidle £398k Fritz Dopfer £384k Thomas Dressen £346k Andreas Sander £244k Stefan Luitz £231k Josef Ferstl £213k Alexander Schmid £180k Christina Geiger £115k

Where Germany's money was won

Germany prize money by venue, the top 15 of 72

Kitzbuehel £717k Lake Louise £370k Garmisch-Partenkirchen £329k Schladming £292k Are £280k St. Moritz £274k Levi £263k Val d'Isere £258k Cortina d'Ampezzo £239k Kranjska Gora £230k Wengen £230k Adelboden £219k World Championships £210k Aspen £206k Kvitfjell £194k

Germany's titles

56 wins, newest first

Alpine skiing titles of Germany's skiers.
RACE WINNER PRIZE
Soldeu super-G, women, February 2026 Emma Aicher £46,760£47k
Tarvisio super-G, women, January 2026 Emma Aicher £46,760£47k
St. Moritz downhill, women, December 2025 Emma Aicher £46,760£47k
La Thuile super-G, women, March 2025 Emma Aicher £43,240£43k
Kvitfjell downhill, women, March 2025 Emma Aicher £43,240£43k
Schladming slalom, men, January 2024 Linus Strasser £43,240£43k
Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2024 Linus Strasser £85,470£85k
Spindleruv Mlyn slalom, women, January 2023 Lena Duerr £46,000£46k
Courchevel Meribel World Championships parallel, men, February 2023 Alexander Schmid £48,576£49k
Schladming slalom, men, January 2022 Linus Strasser £41,400£41k
Zagreb slalom, men, January 2021 Linus Strasser £41,400£41k
Garmisch downhill, women, February 2020 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Saalbach downhill, men, February 2020 Thomas Dressen £41,400£41k
Garmisch downhill, men, February 2020 Thomas Dressen £41,400£41k
Lake Louise super-G, women, December 2019 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Soldeu super-G, women, March 2019 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Lake Louise downhill, men, November 2019 Thomas Dressen £41,400£41k
Kitzbuehel super-G, men, January 2019 Josef Ferstl £58,208£58k
Kronplatz giant slalom, women, January 2018 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Kvitfjell downhill, men, March 2018 Thomas Dressen £41,400£41k
Kitzbuehel downhill, men, January 2018 Thomas Dressen £68,080£68k
Beaver Creek giant slalom, men, December 2018 Stefan Luitz £41,400£41k
Killington giant slalom, women, November 2017 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Soelden giant slalom, women, October 2017 Viktoria Rebensburg £41,400£41k
Levi slalom, men, November 2017 Felix Neureuther £41,400£41k
Stockholm city event, men, January 2017 Linus Strasser £50,600£51k
Val Gardena super-G, men, December 2017 Josef Ferstl £40,020£40k
St. Moritz giant slalom, women, March 2016 Viktoria Rebensburg £38,180£38k
Maribor giant slalom, women, January 2016 Viktoria Rebensburg £38,180£38k
Flachau giant slalom, women, January 2016 Viktoria Rebensburg £38,180£38k
Yuzawa Naeba slalom, men, February 2016 Felix Neureuther £38,180£38k
Wengen slalom, men, January 2015 Felix Neureuther £30,360£30k
Madonna di Campiglio slalom, men, December 2014 Felix Neureuther £36,800£37k
Kranjska Gora slalom, men, March 2014 Felix Neureuther £31,685£32k
Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2014 Felix Neureuther £79,212£79k
Adelboden giant slalom, men, January 2014 Felix Neureuther £36,800£37k
Bormio slalom, men, January 2014 Felix Neureuther £30,360£30k
Cortina downhill, women, January 2014 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £32,200£32k
Cortina super-G, women, January 2013 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k
Lenzerheide slalom, men, March 2013 Felix Neureuther £30,360£30k
Wengen slalom, men, January 2013 Felix Neureuther £30,360£30k
Muenchen city event, men, January 2013 Felix Neureuther £36,800£37k
Lake Louise downhill, women, December 2013 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £27,600£28k
Lake Louise downhill, women, December 2013 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £27,600£28k
Moscow city event, women, January 2013 Lena Duerr £36,800£37k
Are giant slalom, women, December 2012 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k
Schladming giant slalom, women, March 2012 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k
Schladming super-G, women, March 2012 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k
Ofterschwang giant slalom, women, March 2012 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k
Ofterschwang giant slalom, women, March 2012 Viktoria Rebensburg £45,632£46k
Levi slalom, women, November 2012 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £32,200£32k
Are slalom, women, March 2012 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £32,200£32k
Sochi downhill, women, February 2012 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £32,200£32k
St. Moritz alpine combined, women, January 2012 Maria Hoefl-Riesch £32,200£32k
Chamonix alpine combined, men, February 2012 Romed Baumann £32,200£32k
Aspen giant slalom, women, November 2011 Viktoria Rebensburg £32,200£32k

Germany against other nations

Alpine skiing prize money by nation, the countries either side

Nations ranked around Germany by alpine skiing prize money.
# NATION SKIERS PRIZE MONEY
26 Spain 5 £94,476£94k
27 Andorra 4 £83,026£83k
29 Hungary 3 £53,063£53k
30 Latvia 3 £39,451£39k
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
Spain £94k Andorra £83k Hungary £53k Latvia £39k 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

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Germany's skiers won?

£7,900,499 between 52 skiers, 7th of the 41 nations on our alpine skiing money list.

Who is Germany's highest earning skier?

Viktoria Rebensburg, with £1,312,935 and 16 titles.

How many alpine skiing titles has Germany won?

56 titles in the races we hold, most recently Emma Aicher at the Soldeu super-G, women, February 2026.

Where to next

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