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ALPINE SKIING · VENUE PRIZE MONEY · ALTENMARKT-ZAUCHENSEE, AUSTRIA

Altenmarkt-Zauchensee World Cup prize money

Altenmarkt-Zauchensee has paid £1,477,172 across 13 races from 2014 to 2026. In 2026 Lindsey Vonn took £46,760.

PAID IN TOTAL£1.5m
EDITIONS13
2026 TOP PRIZE£47k
SKIERS PAID115
RANK31 of 72

Every edition

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

Every edition of Altenmarkt-Zauchensee with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
RACE WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2026 Zauchensee downhill, women Lindsey Vonn £46,760£47k £143,264£143k
2024 Zauchensee super-G, women, January 2024 Lara Gut £43,240£43k £132,480£132k
2024 Zauchensee downhill, women Sofia Goggia £43,240£43k £132,480£132k
2024 Zauchensee super-G, women, January 2024 Cornelia Huetter £43,240£43k £132,480£132k
2022 Zauchensee super-G, women Federica Brignone £41,400£41k £110,400£110k
2022 Zauchensee downhill, women Lara Gut £41,400£41k £110,400£110k
2020 Zauchensee alpine combined, women Federica Brignone £41,400£41k £110,400£110k
2020 Zauchensee downhill, women Corinne Suter £41,400£41k £110,400£110k
2017 Zauchensee downhill, women Christine Scheyer £41,400£41k £110,400£110k
2016 Zauchensee super-G, women Lindsey Vonn £38,180£38k £101,200£101k
2016 Zauchensee downhill, women Lindsey Vonn £38,180£38k £99,268£99k
2014 Zauchensee alpine combined, women Marie-Michele Gagnon £32,200£32k £92,000£92k
2014 Zauchensee downhill, women Elisabeth Goergl £32,200£32k £92,000£92k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2026 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2026.
PLACE SKIERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Women's 1st 1 £46,760£47k £46,760£47k
Women's 2nd 1 £21,887£22k £21,887£22k
Women's 3rd 1 £11,938£12k £11,938£12k
Women's 4th 1 £8,954£9k £8,954£9k
Women's 5th 1 £6,964£7k £6,964£7k
Women's 6th 1 £5,969£6k £5,969£6k
Women's 7th 1 £4,974£5k £4,974£5k
Women's 8th 1 £3,979£4k £3,979£4k
Women's 9th 1 £3,482£3k £3,482£3k
Women's T10 2 £2,736£3k £5,472£5k
Women's 12th 1 £1,990£2k £1,990£2k
Women's 13th 1 £1,791£2k £1,791£2k
Women's 14th 1 £1,691£2k £1,691£2k
Women's 15th 1 £1,591£2k £1,591£2k
Women's 16th 1 £1,492£1k £1,492£1k
Women's 17th 1 £1,393£1k £1,393£1k
Women's T18 2 £1,268£1k £2,537£3k
Women's 20th 1 £1,194£1k £1,194£1k
Women's 21st 1 £1,144£1k £1,144£1k
Women's 22nd 1 £1,094£1k £1,094£1k
Women's 23rd 1 £1,044£1k £1,044£1k
Women's T24 2 £970£970 £1,940£2k
Women's 26th 1 £896£896 £896£896
Women's 27th 1 £845£845 £845£845
Women's 28th 1 £796£796 £796£796
Women's 29th 1 £747£747 £747£747
Women's 30th 1 £697£697 £697£697

Who has earned the most at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The skiers who have won the most prize money at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee.
# SKIER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Lara Gut Switzerland 2 £127,512£128k
2 Lindsey Vonn United States 3 £124,408£124k
3 Federica Brignone Italy 2 £100,694£101k
4 Cornelia Huetter Austria 1 £82,614£83k
5 Corinne Suter Switzerland 1 £70,370£70k
6 Sofia Goggia Italy 1 £56,708£57k
7 Christine Scheyer Austria 1 £47,656£48k
8 Kajsa Vickhoff Lie Norway 0 £43,691£44k
9 Elisabeth Goergl Austria 1 £38,916£39k
10 Marie-Michele Gagnon Canada 1 £36,800£37k
11 Nicol Delago Italy 0 £36,326£36k
12 Tina Weirather Liechtenstein 0 £32,108£32k
13 Mirjam Puchner Austria 0 £30,440£30k
14 Kira Weidle Germany 0 £30,234£30k
15 Stephanie Venier Austria 0 £29,394£29k
16 Maria Hoefl-Riesch Germany 0 £27,600£28k
17 Jacqueline Wiles United States 0 £24,519£25k
18 Anna Fenninger Austria 0 £23,000£23k
19 Marta Bassino Italy 0 £22,747£23k
20 Ariane Raedler Austria 0 £21,762£22k
21 Ramona Siebenhofer Austria 0 £21,390£21k
22 Michaela Kirchgasser Austria 0 £21,160£21k
23 Michelle Gisin Switzerland 0 £20,746£21k
24 Larisa Yurkiw Canada 0 £20,240£20k
25 Wendy Holdener Switzerland 0 £19,826£20k

Other alpine skiing venues

The venues either side of Altenmarkt-Zauchensee by prize money paid

Alpine skiing venues ranked around Altenmarkt-Zauchensee.
# VENUE EDITIONS PAID
19 Soelden 26 £2,833,502£2.8m
20 Flachau 20 £2,787,326£2.8m
21 Bormio 22 £2,601,300£2.6m
22 Aspen 22 £2,377,280£2.4m
23 Lenzerheide 23 £2,255,104£2.3m
24 Zagreb 18 £2,108,217£2.1m
25 Courchevel 17 £2,008,900£2.0m
26 Killington 15 £1,806,788£1.8m
27 Grandvalira Soldeu - El Tarter 16 £1,744,412£1.7m
28 Semmering 15 £1,743,542£1.7m
29 Saalbach-Hinterglemm 15 £1,705,956£1.7m
30 Lienz 14 £1,526,850£1.5m
31 Altenmarkt-Zauchensee 13 £1,477,172£1.5m
32 Madonna di Campiglio 13 £1,447,308£1.4m
33 Bansko 13 £1,382,306£1.4m
34 Kronplatz 10 £1,190,284£1.2m
35 Chamonix 11 £1,162,604£1.2m
36 Lillehammer 8 £1,106,204£1.1m
37 Sestriere 9 £1,075,719£1.1m
38 Meribel 10 £920,000£920k
39 St. Anton 8 £911,582£912k
40 Maribor 9 £901,909£902k
41 Santa Caterina 8 £887,506£888k
42 Stockholm 8 £864,800£865k

Race by race

The 3 races Altenmarkt-Zauchensee has held, each across every edition we hold

Every race held at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, by editions.
RACEEDITIONSPAID
Women's downhill7£798,212£798k
Women's super-G4£476,560£477k
Women's alpine combined2£202,400£202k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2026?

Lindsey Vonn took £46,760. The whole race paid £143,264 across 30 skiers.

How much prize money has Altenmarkt-Zauchensee paid?

£1,477,172 across 13 editions from 2014 to 2026. The richest was the Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2026, at £143,264.

Who has won the most money at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee?

Lara Gut, with £127,512 and 2 wins. Lindsey Vonn is next on £124,408.

Who has won Altenmarkt-Zauchensee the most times?

Lindsey Vonn, 3 times in the editions we hold.

Where does Altenmarkt-Zauchensee rank for prize money?

31st 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 Zauchensee downhill, women, January 2026, and the one before it the Zauchensee super-G, women, January 2024. 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.