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ALPINE SKIING · VENUE PRIZE MONEY · KITZBUEHEL, AUSTRIA

Kitzbuehel World Cup prize money

Kitzbuehel has paid £10,427,293 across 49 races from 2012 to 2026. In 2026 Manuel Feller took £86,325.

PAID IN TOTAL£10m
EDITIONS49
2026 TOP PRIZE£86k
SKIERS PAID260
RANK1 of 72

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the race paid in all

Every edition of Kitzbuehel with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
RACE WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2026 slalom, men Manuel Feller £86,325£86k £292,479£292k
2026 downhill, men Giovanni Franzoni £86,325£86k £299,145£299k
2026 super-G, men Marco Odermatt £86,325£86k £299,145£299k
2025 slalom, men Clement Noel £85,470£85k £279,658£280k
2025 downhill, men James Crawford £85,470£85k £285,043£285k
2025 super-G, men Marco Odermatt £85,470£85k £285,043£285k
2024 slalom, men Linus Strasser £85,470£85k £275,385£275k
2024 downhill, men, January 2024 Cyprien Sarrazin £85,470£85k £284,786£285k
2024 downhill, men, January 2024 Cyprien Sarrazin £85,470£85k £285,043£285k
2023 slalom, men Daniel Yule £90,160£90k £286,528£287k
2023 downhill, men, January 2023 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde £90,160£90k £306,544£307k
2023 downhill, men, January 2023 Vincent Kriechmayr £90,160£90k £306,544£307k
2022 downhill, men, January 2022 Beat Feuz £101,200£101k £343,068£343k
2022 slalom, men Dave Ryding £101,200£101k £307,648£308k
2022 downhill, men, January 2022 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde £101,200£101k £342,056£342k
2021 super-G, men Vincent Kriechmayr £59,616£60k £158,976£159k
2021 downhill, men, January 2021 Beat Feuz £80,482£80k £218,592£219k
2021 downhill, men, January 2021 Beat Feuz £51,667£52k £137,703£138k
2020 slalom, men Daniel Yule £101,200£101k £267,613£268k
2020 downhill, men Matthias Mayer £101,200£101k £273,240£273k
2020 super-G, men Kjetil Jansrud £69,322£69k £187,220£187k
2019 super-G, men Josef Ferstl £58,208£58k £157,320£157k
2019 slalom, men Clement Noel £77,611£78k £206,551£207k
2019 downhill, men Dominik Paris £77,611£78k £209,760£210k
2018 slalom, men Henrik Kristoffersen £68,080£68k £176,125£176k
2018 downhill, men Thomas Dressen £68,080£68k £184,000£184k
2018 super-G, men Aksel Lund Svindal £51,060£51k £138,000£138k
2017 slalom, men Marcel Hirscher £73,969£74k £194,718£195k
2017 downhill, men Dominik Paris £73,969£74k £199,916£200k
2017 super-G, men Matthias Mayer £55,477£55k £149,937£150k
2016 slalom, men Henrik Kristoffersen £69,999£70k £181,089£181k
2016 downhill, men Peter Fill £69,999£70k £183,227£183k
2016 super-G, men Aksel Lund Svindal £52,499£52k £141,890£142k
2016 alpine combined, men Alexis Pinturault £45,131£45k £118,133£118k
2015 slalom, men Mattias Hargin £82,800£83k £205,482£205k
2015 downhill, men Kjetil Jansrud £82,800£83k £207,000£207k
2015 super-G, men Dominik Paris £58,880£59k £156,400£156k
2015 alpine combined, men Alexis Pinturault £53,360£53k £119,600£120k
2014 super-G, men Didier Defago £56,580£57k £147,108£147k
2014 alpine combined, men Alexis Pinturault £56,580£57k £124,476£124k
2014 downhill, men Hannes Reichelt £79,212£79k £198,030£198k
2014 slalom, men Felix Neureuther £79,212£79k £192,089£192k
2013 slalom, men Marcel Hirscher £77,924£78k £191,804£192k
2013 alpine combined, men Ivica Kostelic £55,660£56k £93,509£94k
2013 downhill, men Dominik Paris £77,924£78k £194,810£195k
2013 super-G, men Aksel Lund Svindal £55,660£56k £144,716£145k
2012 slalom, men Cristian Deville £79,856£80k £194,678£195k
2012 alpine combined, men Ivica Kostelic £57,040£57k £95,827£96k
2012 downhill, men Didier Cuche £79,856£80k £199,640£200k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2026 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2026.
PLACE SKIERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Men's 1st 1 £86,325£86k £86,325£86k
Men's 2nd 1 £43,590£44k £43,590£44k
Men's 3rd 1 £22,222£22k £22,222£22k
Men's 4th 1 £15,812£16k £15,812£16k
Men's 5th 1 £13,248£13k £13,248£13k
Men's 6th 1 £11,538£12k £11,538£12k
Men's 7th 1 £10,684£11k £10,684£11k
Men's 8th 1 £9,829£10k £9,829£10k
Men's 9th 1 £8,974£9k £8,974£9k
Men's 10th 1 £8,120£8k £8,120£8k
Men's 11th 1 £7,265£7k £7,265£7k
Men's 12th 1 £6,410£6k £6,410£6k
Men's 13th 1 £5,556£6k £5,556£6k
Men's 14th 1 £4,701£5k £4,701£5k
Men's T15 2 £3,590£4k £7,179£7k
Men's 17th 1 £3,248£3k £3,248£3k
Men's 18th 1 £3,162£3k £3,162£3k
Men's 19th 1 £3,077£3k £3,077£3k
Men's 20th 1 £2,991£3k £2,991£3k
Men's 21st 1 £2,906£3k £2,906£3k
Men's 22nd 1 £2,821£3k £2,821£3k
Men's 23rd 1 £2,735£3k £2,735£3k
Men's 24th 1 £2,650£3k £2,650£3k
Men's 25th 1 £2,564£3k £2,564£3k
Men's 26th 1 £2,479£2k £2,479£2k
Men's 27th 1 £2,393£2k £2,393£2k

Every cheque by name is on the Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2026 payouts page.

Who has earned the most at Kitzbuehel

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The skiers who have won the most prize money at Kitzbuehel.
# SKIER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Dominik Paris Italy 4 £469,117£469k
2 Beat Feuz Switzerland 3 £453,799£454k
3 Marco Odermatt Switzerland 2 £397,032£397k
4 Matthias Mayer Austria 2 £373,540£374k
5 Marcel Hirscher Austria 2 £338,382£338k
6 Vincent Kriechmayr Austria 2 £297,272£297k
7 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Norway 2 £266,047£266k
8 Johan Clarey France 0 £261,412£261k
9 Daniel Yule Switzerland 2 £257,472£257k
10 Henrik Kristoffersen Norway 2 £254,949£255k
11 Alexis Pinturault France 3 £236,471£236k
12 Kjetil Jansrud Norway 2 £230,005£230k
13 Aksel Lund Svindal Norway 3 £215,709£216k
14 Clement Noel France 2 £215,552£216k
15 Dave Ryding Great Britain 1 £208,912£209k
16 Cyprien Sarrazin France 2 £179,055£179k
17 Ivica Kostelic Croatia 2 £161,305£161k
18 Hannes Reichelt Austria 1 £150,037£150k
19 Felix Neureuther Germany 1 £147,748£148k
20 Linus Strasser Germany 1 £145,334£145k
21 Christof Innerhofer Italy 0 £137,723£138k
22 James Crawford Canada 1 £128,640£129k
23 Manuel Feller Austria 1 £123,973£124k
24 Lucas Braathen Brazil 0 £121,957£122k
25 Florian Schieder Italy 0 £119,707£120k

Other alpine skiing venues

The venues either side of Kitzbuehel by prize money paid

Alpine skiing venues ranked around Kitzbuehel.
# VENUE EDITIONS PAID
61 Tarvisio 2 £286,528£287k
62 Sochi 3 £276,000£276k
63 Hafjell 2 £262,292£262k
64 Squaw Valley 2 £215,372£215k
65 Soldeu- El Tarter 2 £202,400£202k
66 Yuzawa Naeba 2 £201,020£201k
67 Kuehtai in Tirol 2 £184,000£184k
68 Muenchen 2 £184,000£184k
69 Soldeu-Grandvalira 2 £184,000£184k
70 Livigno 1 £143,264£143k
71 Rosa Khutor 1 £110,400£110k
72 Niigata Yuzawa Naeba 1 £109,434£109k
1 Kitzbuehel 49 £10,427,293£10.4m
2 Lake Louise 52 £5,382,000£5.4m
3 Val d'Isere 47 £5,211,910£5.2m
4 Kranjska Gora 46 £5,206,177£5.2m
5 Wengen 43 £4,768,540£4.8m
6 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 44 £4,730,108£4.7m
7 Beaver Creek 43 £4,607,929£4.6m
8 Kvitfjell 36 £4,025,920£4.0m
9 World Championships 32 £3,841,920£3.8m
10 St. Moritz 35 £3,740,412£3.7m
11 Val Gardena-Groeden 32 £3,618,361£3.6m
12 Cortina d'Ampezzo 33 £3,586,988£3.6m

Race by race

The 4 races Kitzbuehel has held, each across every edition we hold

Every race held at Kitzbuehel, by editions.
RACEEDITIONSPAID
Men's downhill19£4,658,147£4.7m
Men's slalom14£3,251,847£3.3m
Men's super-G11£1,965,755£2.0m
Men's alpine combined5£551,545£552k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2026?

Manuel Feller took £86,325. The whole race paid £292,479 across 27 skiers.

How much prize money has Kitzbuehel paid?

£10,427,293 across 49 editions from 2012 to 2026. The richest was the Kitzbuehel downhill, men, January 2022, at £343,068.

Who has won the most money at Kitzbuehel?

Dominik Paris, with £469,117 and 4 wins. Beat Feuz is next on £453,799.

Who has won Kitzbuehel the most times?

Dominik Paris, 4 times in the editions we hold.

Where does Kitzbuehel rank for prize money?

1st of the 72 alpine skiing venues we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every alpine skiing venue and skier is ranked on alpine skiing prize money. The latest edition is the Kitzbuehel slalom, men, January 2026, and the one before it the Kitzbuehel downhill, men, January 2026. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's alpine skiing prize money. How much of the pot a alpine skiing winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.