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Kristo Siimer prize money

€8,400 in World Cup and World Championships prize money in the 2025/26 season, from 9 paid races. The biggest single payday is €2,500, for the men's sprint at the Otepää World Cup 2025/26.

The IBU pays the first 30 in every individual race and the first eight teams in every relay a fixed sum for the place. Each figure on this page is that sum, at the place Kristo Siimer finished.

PRIZE MONEY €8k
2025/26 €8k
WINS / PODIUMS 0 / 0
ON THE MONEY LIST 157 of 233

Where Kristo Siimer's money comes from

The same total split by kind of race

Sprint (3) €3,550
Relay (3) €3,450
Pursuit (1) €700
Individual (1) €350
Mass Start (1) €350

Kristo Siimer's biggest paydays

The ten races that paid the most

Every paid race

9 of them, newest first

7 events

Race Date Place Prize
Oslo Holmenkollen Men's sprint 20 March 2026 29th €350
Otepää Men's sprint 12 March 2026 15th €2,500
Ruhpolding Men's relay 15 January 2026 5th €2,250
Oberhof Men's relay 11 January 2026 8th €600
Annecy-Le Grand Bornand Men's mass start 21 December 2025 29th €350
Annecy-Le Grand Bornand Men's pursuit 20 December 2025 26th €700
Annecy-Le Grand Bornand Men's sprint 19 December 2025 26th €700
Hochfilzen Men's relay 14 December 2025 8th €600
Östersund Men's individual 3 December 2025 29th €350

Where two athletes tie on a place they share the money for the places they cover, so a tie for 12th pays each the average of 12th and 13th.

Kristo Siimer at each event

Every stop of the two seasons Kristo Siimer was paid at

Event Paid races Best Won there
Östersund 2025/26 World Cup round 1 1 29th €350
Hochfilzen 2025/26 World Cup round 2 1 relay €600
Annecy-Le Grand Bornand 2025/26 World Cup round 3 3 26th €1,750
Oberhof 2025/26 World Cup round 4 1 relay €600
Ruhpolding 2025/26 World Cup round 5 1 relay €2,250
Otepää 2025/26 World Cup round 8 1 15th €2,500
Oslo Holmenkollen 2025/26 World Cup round 9 1 29th €350

Where Kristo Siimer sits on the money list

Ranked 157 of 233 across both seasons

# Athlete Country Wins Prize money
147 Lovro Planko Slovenia €10,000
148 Siri Skar Norway €9,950
149 Estere Volfa Latvia €9,750
150 Olena Horodna Ukraine €9,450
151 Arttu Heikkinen Finland €9,350
152 Tereza Vinklarkova Czechia €9,050
153 Anna Juppe Austria €8,800
154 Maria Remenova Slovakia €8,650
155 Daniele Cappellari Italy €8,550
156 Leonhard Pfund Germany €8,550
158 Miha Dovzan Slovenia €7,950
159 Anna Maka Poland €7,700
160 Renars Birkentals Latvia €7,600
161 Stefanie Scherer Germany €7,400
162 Patrick Jakob Austria €7,350
163 Rene Zahkna Estonia €7,150
164 Jakob Kulbin Estonia €6,950
165 Adam Vaclavik Czechia €6,900
166 Dmitrii Shamaev Romania €6,400
167 Dunja Zdouc Austria €6,100

The rest of the Estonia team

Every Estonia athlete the IBU paid, by prize money

€96,600 between them

# Athlete Paid races Prize money
78 Regina Ermits 21 €39,650
121 Susan Külm 9 €16,500
129 Tuuli Tomingas 4 €13,500
157 Kristo Siimer 9 €8,400
163 Rene Zahkna 9 €7,150
164 Jakob Kulbin 4 €6,950
181 Mark-Markos Kehva 3 €3,450
219 Johanna Talihärm 1 €1,000

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Kristo Siimer won in biathlon?

€8,400 in the 2025/26 season, from 9 paid races. That is 157th of the 233 athletes the IBU paid, and 73rd among the men.

How much did Kristo Siimer win in 2025/26?

€8,400 from 9 paid races in the 2025/26 season.

What was Kristo Siimer's biggest payday?

€2,500 at the Otepää World Cup 2025/26 on 12 March 2026, where Kristo Siimer finished 15th in the men's sprint.

How many races has Kristo Siimer won?

None in the 2025/26 season. Kristo Siimer's best individual finish in that time was 15th.

How much has Kristo Siimer won in relays?

€3,450 from 3 paid relays, which is 41% of the total. A relay pays every athlete on a team the full rung for the team's place.

How does Kristo Siimer compare with the rest of the Estonia team?

Kristo Siimer took 8.7% of the €96,600 the IBU paid Estonia's 8 athletes across the two seasons, 4th of them.

Where to next

The events Kristo Siimer raced, and the athletes around them