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ALPINE SKIING · 2017-03-04 · JEONGSEON, SOUTH KOREA

Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017 World Cup prize money

The Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017 paid £110,400 to 30 skiers. Sofia Goggia won £41,400. Lindsey Vonn took £18,400 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£110k
WINNER£41k
SKIERS PAID30
PAYOUT BANDS26

Women's payouts

30 skiers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each skier at the Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017.
PLACE SKIER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Sofia Goggia Italy £41,400£41k
2nd Lindsey Vonn United States £18,400£18k
3rd Ilka Stuhec Slovenia £9,200£9k
4th Laurenne Ross United States £6,440£6k
5th Tamara Tippler Austria £4,600£5k
6th Stacey Cook United States £3,680£4k
7th Jasmine Flury Switzerland £2,760£3k
8th Johanna Schnarf Italy £2,208£2k
9th Corinne Suter Switzerland £1,840£2k
10th Verena Stuffer Italy £1,656£2k
11th Jacqueline Wiles United States £1,472£1k
12th Michelle Gisin Switzerland £1,380£1k
13th Christine Scheyer Austria £1,288£1k
T14 Kajsa Kling Sweden £1,173£1k
T14 Viktoria Rebensburg Germany £1,173£1k
T16 Elena Curtoni Italy £1,081£1k
T16 Stephanie Venier Austria £1,081£1k
18th Nicole Schmidhofer Austria £1,012£1k
19th Fabienne Suter Switzerland £966£966
20th Federica Brignone Italy £920£920
21st Ramona Siebenhofer Austria £874£874
22nd Tiffany Gauthier France £828£828
T23 Maria Therese Tviberg Norway £736£736
T23 Michaela Wenig Germany £736£736
T23 Ricarda Haaser Austria £736£736
26th Marusa Ferk Slovenia £644£644
27th Alice Mckennis United States £598£598
28th Priska Nufer Switzerland £552£552
29th Christina Ager Austria £506£506
30th Romane Miradoli France £460£460

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each skier, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017.
PLACE SKIERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £41,400£41k £41,400£41k
2nd 1 £18,400£18k £18,400£18k
3rd 1 £9,200£9k £9,200£9k
4th 1 £6,440£6k £6,440£6k
5th 1 £4,600£5k £4,600£5k
6th 1 £3,680£4k £3,680£4k
7th 1 £2,760£3k £2,760£3k
8th 1 £2,208£2k £2,208£2k
9th 1 £1,840£2k £1,840£2k
10th 1 £1,656£2k £1,656£2k
11th 1 £1,472£1k £1,472£1k
12th 1 £1,380£1k £1,380£1k
13th 1 £1,288£1k £1,288£1k
T14 2 £1,173£1k £2,346£2k
T16 2 £1,081£1k £2,162£2k
18th 1 £1,012£1k £1,012£1k
19th 1 £966£966 £966£966
20th 1 £920£920 £920£920
21st 1 £874£874 £874£874
22nd 1 £828£828 £828£828
T23 3 £736£736 £2,208£2k
26th 1 £644£644 £644£644
27th 1 £598£598 £598£598
28th 1 £552£552 £552£552
29th 1 £506£506 £506£506
30th 1 £460£460 £460£460

Where the money went, band by band

1st £41k
2nd £18k
3rd £9,200
4th £6,440
5th £4,600
6th £3,680
7th £2,760
8th £2,208
9th £1,840
10th £1,656
11th £1,472
12th £1,380
13th £1,288
T14 £2,346

The rest of 2017

The 40 alpine skiing races either side of this one, of the 73 we hold from 2017

Other alpine skiing races in 2017.
RACE WINNER PAID
Lake Louise super-G, men, November 2017 Kjetil Jansrud £110,400£110k
Killington slalom, women, November 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £106,214£106k
Killington giant slalom, women, November 2017 Viktoria Rebensburg £110,400£110k
Lake Louise downhill, men, November 2017 Beat Feuz £110,400£110k
Levi slalom, men, November 2017 Felix Neureuther £106,950£107k
Levi slalom, women, November 2017 Petra Vlhova £109,940£110k
Soelden giant slalom, women, October 2017 Viktoria Rebensburg £109,434£109k
Aspen slalom, men, March 2017 Andre Myhrer £106,950£107k
Aspen giant slalom, women, March 2017 Federica Brignone £106,214£106k
Aspen slalom, women, March 2017 Petra Vlhova £103,730£104k
Aspen giant slalom, men, March 2017 Marcel Hirscher £106,214£106k
Aspen super-G, women, March 2017 Tina Weirather £98,670£99k
Aspen super-G, men, March 2017 Hannes Reichelt £101,844£102k
Aspen downhill, women, March 2017 Ilka Stuhec £102,810£103k
Aspen downhill, men, March 2017 Dominik Paris £104,604£105k
Squaw Valley slalom, women, March 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £105,432£105k
Squaw Valley giant slalom, women, March 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £109,940£110k
Jeongseon super-G, women, March 2017 Sofia Goggia £110,400£110k
Kranjska Gora slalom, men, March 2017 Michael Matt £109,940£110k
Kranjska Gora giant slalom, men, March 2017 Marcel Hirscher £109,434£109k
Kvitfjell super-G, men, February 2017 Peter Fill £110,400£110k
Crans Montana alpine combined, women, February 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £108,284£108k
Crans Montana super-G, women, February 2017 Ilka Stuhec £110,400£110k
Kvitfjell downhill, men, February 2017 Kjetil Jansrud £110,400£110k
Kvitfjell downhill, men, February 2017 Bostjan Kline £110,400£110k
Crans Montana alpine combined, women, February 2017 Federica Brignone £110,400£110k
Stockholm city event, women, January 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £110,400£110k
Stockholm city event, men, January 2017 Linus Strasser £110,400£110k
Cortina super-G, women, January 2017 Ilka Stuhec £110,400£110k
Garmisch giant slalom, men, January 2017 Marcel Hirscher £109,940£110k
Cortina downhill, women, January 2017 Lara Gut £110,400£110k
Garmisch downhill, men, January 2017 Hannes Reichelt £110,400£110k
Garmisch downhill, men, January 2017 Travis Ganong £110,400£110k
Schladming slalom, men, January 2017 Henrik Kristoffersen £165,638£166k
Kronplatz giant slalom, women, January 2017 Federica Brignone £109,434£109k
Garmisch super-G, women, January 2017 Lara Gut £110,400£110k
Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2017 Marcel Hirscher £194,718£195k
Garmisch downhill, women, January 2017 Lindsey Vonn £110,400£110k
Kitzbuehel downhill, men, January 2017 Dominik Paris £199,916£200k
Kitzbuehel super-G, men, January 2017 Matthias Mayer £149,937£150k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017 get?

Sofia Goggia took £41,400.

How much did the runner-up get?

Lindsey Vonn took £18,400, 44% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Jeongseon downhill, women, March 2017?

£110,400, paid to 30 skiers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Jeongseon super-G, men, February 2016 paid £101,200, and the Jeongseon super-G, women, March 2017 paid £110,400.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Jeongseon prize money page, and the whole year on alpine skiing prize money in 2017. The edition before was the Jeongseon super-G, men, February 2016. The one after was the Jeongseon super-G, women, March 2017.