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ALPINE SKIING · 2017-01-15 · WENGEN, SWITZERLAND

Wengen slalom, men, January 2017 World Cup prize money

The Wengen slalom, men, January 2017 paid £107,640 to 25 skiers. Henrik Kristoffersen won £41,400. Marcel Hirscher took £18,400 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£108k
WINNER£41k
SKIERS PAID25
PAYOUT BANDS25

Men's payouts

25 skiers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each skier at the Wengen slalom, men, January 2017.
PLACE SKIER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Henrik Kristoffersen Norway £41,400£41k
2nd Marcel Hirscher Austria £18,400£18k
3rd Felix Neureuther Germany £9,200£9k
4th Christian Hirschbuehl Austria £6,440£6k
5th Julien Lizeroux France £4,600£5k
6th Mattias Hargin Sweden £3,680£4k
7th Alexander Khoroshilov Individual Neutral Athletes £2,760£3k
8th Manfred Moelgg Italy £2,208£2k
9th Robin Buffet France £1,840£2k
10th Stefan Luitz Germany £1,656£2k
11th Alexis Pinturault France £1,472£1k
12th Dave Ryding Great Britain £1,380£1k
13th Stefano Gross Italy £1,288£1k
14th Jean-Baptiste Grange France £1,196£1k
15th Stefan Hadalin Slovenia £1,150£1k
16th Ramon Zenhaeusern Switzerland £1,104£1k
17th Victor Muffat Jeandet France £1,058£1k
18th Giuliano Razzoli Italy £1,012£1k
19th Linus Strasser Germany £966£966
20th Tommaso Sala Italy £920£920
21st Marc Digruber Austria £874£874
22nd Daniel Yule Switzerland £828£828
23rd Kristoffer Jakobsen Sweden £782£782
24th Philipp Schmid Germany £736£736
25th Robby Kelley United States £690£690

How the money splits

Every place paid a different cheque, so each band is one skier

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
14th £1,196

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
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
Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2017 Christine Scheyer £110,400£110k
Wengen alpine combined, men, January 2017 Niels Hintermann £110,400£110k
Flachau slalom, women, January 2017 Frida Hansdotter £174,736£175k
Maribor slalom, women, January 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £108,895£109k
Adelboden slalom, men, January 2017 Henrik Kristoffersen £110,400£110k
Maribor giant slalom, women, January 2017 Tessa Worley £108,895£109k
Adelboden giant slalom, men, January 2017 Alexis Pinturault £110,400£110k
Zagreb slalom, men, January 2017 Manfred Moelgg £114,552£115k
Zagreb slalom, women, January 2017 Veronika Zuzulova £116,951£117k
Lienz giant slalom, women, December 2017 Federica Brignone £131,928£132k
Bormio alpine combined, men, December 2017 Alexis Pinturault £110,400£110k
Lienz slalom, women, December 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £130,658£131k
Bormio downhill, men, December 2017 Dominik Paris £110,400£110k
Madonna di Campiglio slalom, men, December 2017 Marcel Hirscher £108,284£108k
Courchevel parallel slalom, women, December 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £123,280£123k
Courchevel giant slalom, women, December 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin £123,280£123k
Alta Badia parallel giant slalom, men, December 2017 Matts Olsson £110,032£110k
Val d'Isère super-G, women, December 2017 Anna Fenninger £110,400£110k
Alta Badia giant slalom, men, December 2017 Marcel Hirscher £109,434£109k
Val d'Isère super-G, women, December 2017 Lindsey Vonn £110,400£110k

Every men's slalom at Wengen

This was one of 14 editions of the Wengen men's slalom. What each of them paid, who won and what the win was worth is on the Wengen men's slalom prize money page.

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Wengen slalom, men, January 2017 get?

Henrik Kristoffersen took £41,400.

How much did the runner-up get?

Marcel Hirscher took £18,400, 44% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Wengen slalom, men, January 2017?

£107,640, paid to 25 skiers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Wengen alpine combined, men, January 2017 paid £110,400, and the Wengen alpine combined, men, January 2018 paid £110,400.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Wengen prize money page, and the whole year on alpine skiing prize money in 2017. The edition before was the Wengen alpine combined, men, January 2017. The one after was the Wengen alpine combined, men, January 2018.