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CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING · 2021-01-23 · LAHTI, FINLAND

Lahti 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, January 2021 prize money

The Lahti 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, January 2021 paid £38,640 to 20 skiers. Emil Iversen won £10,580. Sjur Roethe took £7,360 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£39k
WINNER£11k
SKIERS PAID20
PAYOUT BANDS20

Men's payouts

20 skiers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each skier at the Lahti 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, January 2021.
PLACE SKIER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Emil Iversen Norway £10,580£11k
2nd Sjur Roethe Norway £7,360£7k
3rd Paal Golberg Norway £4,600£5k
4th Simen Hegstad Krueger Norway £3,680£4k
5th Alexander Bolshunov Individual Neutral Athletes £2,760£3k
6th Hans Christer Holund Norway £1,840£2k
7th Dario Cologna Switzerland £1,380£1k
8th Iivo Niskanen Finland £1,012£1k
9th Jens Burman Sweden £920£920
10th Friedrich Moch Germany £828£828
11th Denis Spitsov Individual Neutral Athletes £736£736
12th Florian Notz Germany £644£644
13th Alexey Chervotkin Individual Neutral Athletes £552£552
14th Evgeniy Belov Individual Neutral Athletes £460£460
15th Andrew Musgrave Great Britain £368£368
16th Martin Loewstroem Nyenget Norway £276£276
17th Ivan Yakimushkin Individual Neutral Athletes £230£230
18th Gus Schumacher United States £184£184
19th Jason Rueesch Switzerland £138£138
20th Jonas Dobler Germany £92£92

How the money splits

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

Where the money went, band by band

1st £11k
2nd £7,360
3rd £4,600
4th £3,680
5th £2,760
6th £1,840
7th £1,380
8th £1,012
9th £920
10th £828
11th £736
12th £644
13th £552
14th £460

The rest of 2021

The 40 cross-country skiing races either side of this one, of the 44 we hold from 2021

Other cross-country skiing races in 2021.
RACE WINNER PAID
Engadin 50km pursuit free, men, March 2021 Simen Hegstad Krueger £38,640£39k
Engadin 10km mass start classic, women, March 2021 Yulia Stupak £38,640£39k
Engadin 15km mass start classic, men, March 2021 Alexander Bolshunov £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 50km mass start classic, men, March 2021 Emil Iversen £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 30km mass start classic, women, March 2021 Therese Johaug £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 15km interval start free, men, March 2021 Hans Christer Holund £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 10km interval start free, women, March 2021 Therese Johaug £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 15km skiathlon classic/free, women, February 2021 Therese Johaug £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, February 2021 Alexander Bolshunov £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships sprint classic, women, February 2021 Jonna Sundling £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf World Championships sprint classic, men, February 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £38,640£39k
Ulricehamn xkm sprint free, women, February 2021 Maja Dahlqvist £38,640£39k
Ulricehamn sprint free, men, February 2021 Oskar Svensson £38,640£39k
Falun sprint classic, women, January 2021 Linn Svahn £38,640£39k
Falun sprint classic, men, January 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £38,640£39k
Falun 10km mass start classic, women, January 2021 Linn Svahn £38,640£39k
Falun 15km mass start classic, men, January 2021 Alexander Bolshunov £38,640£39k
Falun 10km interval start free, women, January 2021 Jessie Diggins £38,640£39k
Falun 15km interval start free, men, January 2021 Alexander Bolshunov £38,640£39k
Lahti 15km skiathlon classic/free, women, January 2021 Therese Johaug £38,640£39k
Oberstdorf 10km mass start free, Tour de Ski stage, women, December 2021 Jessie Diggins £5,520£6k
Oberstdorf 15km mass start free, Tour de Ski stage, men, December 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £5,520£6k
Lenzerheide 10km interval start classic, Tour de Ski stage, women, December 2021 Kerttu Niskanen £5,520£6k
Lenzerheide 15km interval start classic, Tour de Ski stage, men, December 2021 Iivo Niskanen £5,520£6k
Lenzerheide sprint free, Tour de Ski stage, women, December 2021 Jessie Diggins £5,520£6k
Lenzerheide sprint free, Tour de Ski stage, men, December 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £5,520£6k
Dresden sprint free, women, December 2021 Maja Dahlqvist £41,860£42k
Dresden sprint free, men, December 2021 Haavard Solaas Taugboel £41,860£42k
Davos 10km interval start free, women, December 2021 Therese Johaug £41,860£42k
Davos 15km interval start free, men, December 2021 Simen Hegstad Krueger £41,860£42k
Davos sprint free, women, December 2021 Maja Dahlqvist £41,860£42k
Davos sprint free, men, December 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £41,860£42k
Lillehammer 10km interval start free, women, December 2021 Frida Karlsson £41,860£42k
Lillehammer 15km interval start free, men, December 2021 Simen Hegstad Krueger £41,860£42k
Lillehammer sprint free, women, December 2021 Maja Dahlqvist £41,860£42k
Lillehammer sprint free, men, December 2021 Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo £41,860£42k
Ruka 10km pursuit free, women, November 2021 Therese Johaug £41,860£42k
Ruka 15km pursuit free, men, November 2021 Alexander Bolshunov £41,860£42k
Ruka 10km interval start classic, women, November 2021 Frida Karlsson £41,860£42k
Ruka 15km interval start classic, men, November 2021 Iivo Niskanen £41,860£42k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Lahti 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, January 2021 get?

Emil Iversen took £10,580.

How much did the runner-up get?

Sjur Roethe took £7,360, 70% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Lahti 30km skiathlon classic/free, men, January 2021?

£38,640, paid to 20 skiers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Lahti 15km skiathlon classic/free, women, January 2021 paid £38,640.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Lahti prize money page, and the whole year on cross-country skiing prize money in 2021. The one after was the Lahti 15km skiathlon classic/free, women, January 2021.