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BIATHLON · WORLD CUP ROUND 2 · 2024/25

Hochfilzen World Cup 2024/25 prize money

€594,000 paid to 100 athletes over 6 races, 13 December 2024 to 15 December 2024. Johannes Thingnes Bø took the most, €35,000.

PAID OUT €594k
A RACE WIN €15,000
ATHLETES PAID 100
RACES 6

Who earned what in Hochfilzen

Every athlete paid, their races added together

100 athletes

# Athlete Country Paid races Best Prize money
01 Johannes Thingnes Bø Norway 3 1st €35,000
02 Franziska Preuss Germany 3 1st €31,500
03 Lou Jeanmonnot France 3 1st €28,000
04 Sturla Holm Lægreid Norway 3 2nd €27,000
05 Vanessa Voigt Germany 3 2nd €21,125
06 Émilien Jacquelin France 3 2nd €20,750
07 Fabien Claude France 3 3rd €20,500
08 Sophie Chauveau France 3 2nd €20,000
09 Sebastian Samuelsson Sweden 3 4th €18,000
10 Vebjørn Sørum Norway 3 5th €18,000
11 Karoline Offigstad Knotten Norway 3 3rd €15,000
12 Selina Grotian Germany 3 5th €14,400
13 Ella Halvarsson Sweden 3 4th €13,800
14 Justine Braisaz-Bouchet France 3 6th €12,800
15 Julia Simon France 3 6th €12,650
16 Markéta Davidová Czechia 2 5th €12,000
17 Martin Uldal Norway 2 5th €12,000
18 Eric Perrot France 3 12th €11,750
19 Philipp Nawrath Germany 3 8th €11,000
20 Tarjei Bø Norway 3 10th €9,300
21 Elvira Öberg Sweden 3 8th €9,150
22 Tommaso Giacomel Italy 3 7th €9,000
23 Anna Magnusson Sweden 3 13th €8,500
24 Julia Tannheimer Germany 3 17th €8,450
25 Endre Strømsheim Norway 2 4th €8,400
26 Martin Ponsiluoma Sweden 3 12th €8,250
27 Quentin Fillon Maillet France 2 20th €7,700
28 Anamarija Lampic Slovenia 2 8th €7,500
29 Suvi Minkkinen Finland 2 7th €7,250
30 Campbell Wright United States 3 10th €6,800
31 Jakov Fak Slovenia 3 14th €6,350
32 Justus Strelow Germany 3 13th €6,150
33 Dorothea Wierer Italy 2 9th €5,200
34 Dmytro Pidruchnyi Ukraine 2 11th €5,000
35 Jesper Nelin Sweden 2 23rd €4,900
36 Lukas Hofer Italy 3 16th €4,150
37 Maya Cloetens Belgium 2 12th €4,100
38 Anna-Karin Heijdenberg Sweden 1 relay €4,000
39 Gilonne Guigonnat France 1 9th €4,000
40 Niklas Hartweg Switzerland 1 9th €4,000
41 Viktor Brandt Sweden 1 relay €4,000
42 Khrystyna Dmytrenko Ukraine 3 18th €3,500
43 Milena Todorova Bulgaria 1 10th €3,500
44 Natalia Sidorowicz Poland 2 11th €3,400
45 Lena Repinc Slovenia 2 30th €3,200
46 Thierry Langer Belgium 2 17th €3,150
47 Anton Vidmar Slovenia 1 relay €3,000
48 Klara Vindisar Slovenia 1 relay €3,000
49 Lovro Planko Slovenia 1 relay €3,000
50 Maren Kirkeeide Norway 3 23rd €3,000
51 Miha Dovzan Slovenia 1 relay €3,000
52 Polona Klemencic Slovenia 1 relay €3,000
53 Hannah Auchentaller Italy 2 12th €2,925
54 Lena Häcki-Gross Switzerland 2 24th €2,800
55 Antonin Guigonnat France 2 15th €2,700
56 Simon Kaiser Germany 2 25th €2,700
57 Océane Michelon France 2 19th €2,450
58 Jeanne Richard France 1 14th €2,250
59 Aita Gasparin Switzerland 1 relay €2,000
60 Amy Baserga Switzerland 1 relay €2,000
61 Blagoy Todev Bulgaria 2 20th €2,000
62 Danilo Riethmüller Germany 1 relay €2,000
63 Didier Bionaz Italy 2 22nd €2,000
64 Elisa Gasparin Switzerland 1 relay €2,000
65 Lisa Theresa Hauser Austria 1 15th €2,000
66 Jeremy Finello Switzerland 2 19th €1,850
67 Yuliia Dzhima Ukraine 2 24th €1,750
68 Jonas Marecek Czechia 2 22nd €1,600
69 Alina Stremous Moldova 1 18th €1,500
70 Gro Randby Norway 1 relay €1,500
71 Jake Brown United States 1 relay €1,500
72 Juni Arnekleiv Norway 1 relay €1,500
73 Maxime Germain United States 1 relay €1,500
74 Sean Doherty United States 1 relay €1,500
75 Anna Gandler Austria 2 24th €1,250
76 Paulina Batovska Fialkova Slovakia 1 20th €1,200
77 Joanna Jakiela Poland 1 21st €1,100
78 Philipp Horn Germany 1 21st €1,100
79 Anna Kryvonos Ukraine 1 relay €1,000
80 Elia Zeni Italy 1 relay €1,000
81 Jessica Jislova Czechia 2 27th €1,000
82 Lotte Lie Belgium 1 22nd €1,000
83 Olena Horodna Ukraine 1 relay €1,000
84 Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen Norway 1 23rd €900
85 Andrejs Rastorgujevs Latvia 2 28th €700
86 Anna Andexer Austria 1 25th €650
87 Vitezslav Hornig Czechia 1 26th €600
88 Jaakko Ranta Finland 1 relay €500
89 Kristyna Otcovska Czechia 1 relay €500
90 Lucie Charvatova Czechia 1 relay €500
91 Michal Krčmář Czechia 1 27th €500
92 Olli Hiidensalo Finland 1 relay €500
93 Otto Invenius Finland 1 relay €500
94 Tereza Vobornikova Czechia 1 relay €500
95 Tero Seppala Finland 1 relay €500
96 Michela Carrara Italy 1 28th €400
97 Jan Gunka Poland 1 29th €300
98 Konrad Badacz Poland 1 30th €200
99 Simon Eder Austria 1 30th €200
100 Valentina Dimitrova Bulgaria 1 30th €200

Race by race

Every race of the week, who won it and what it paid out

Race Date Winner Paid Prize pot
Men's sprint 13 December 2024 Johannes Thingnes Bø 30 €101,500
Women's sprint 13 December 2024 Franziska Preuss 30 €101,500
Men's pursuit 14 December 2024 Johannes Thingnes Bø 30 €101,500
Women's pursuit 14 December 2024 Lou Jeanmonnot 30 €101,500
Men's relay 15 December 2024 France 32 €94,000
Women's relay 15 December 2024 Germany 32 €94,000

An individual race pays the first 30 finishers. A relay pays the first eight teams, and every athlete on a team collects the rung for its place, which is why a four-person relay pays out more than its eight rungs add up to.

Hochfilzen by country

What each nation's athletes took home from the week

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money was paid at the Hochfilzen World Cup 2024/25?

€594,000 across 6 races, from 13 December 2024 to 15 December 2024.

Who won the most prize money at the Hochfilzen World Cup 2024/25?

Johannes Thingnes Bø of Norway, with €35,000 from 3 paid races.

How much did a race win pay at the Hochfilzen World Cup 2024/25?

€15,000 for an individual race, and €6,500 to each athlete on a winning relay team.

Which country won the most at the Hochfilzen World Cup 2024/25?

France, with €145,550 of the €594,000.

Where to next

The athletes paid in Hochfilzen, and every other event

Hochfilzen in other seasons