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NORDIC COMBINED PRIZE MONEY · 2ND OF 14 NATIONS

Germany Nordic combined prize money

Germany's athletes have won £1,086,640 between 22 athletes, 22.6% of all the Nordic combined prize money we hold. Vinzenz Geiger leads on £294,492.

PRIZE MONEY£1.1m
ATHLETES22
TITLES25
NATION RANK2nd

Germany's athletes

By career Nordic combined prize money

Germany's Nordic combined athletes ranked by prize money.
# ATHLETE WORLD WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Vinzenz Geiger 4 16 £294,492£294k
2 Julian Schmid 5 4 £207,377£207k
3 Johannes Rydzek 12 1 £112,652£113k
4 Nathalie Armbruster 14 3 £80,765£81k
5 Manuel Faisst 17 0 £70,252£70k
6 Eric Frenzel 18 0 £62,296£62k
7 Terence Weber 24 1 £50,497£50k
8 Fabian Riessle 29 0 £45,823£46k
9 Wendelin Thannheimer 30 0 £41,060£41k
10 Jenny Nowak 36 0 £34,539£35k
11 David Mach 40 0 £28,954£29k
12 Maria Gerboth 54 0 £12,397£12k
13 Richard Stenzel 58 0 £9,968£10k
14 Jakob Lange 61 0 £9,366£9k
15 Cindy Haasch 63 0 £7,599£8k
16 Simon Mach 64 0 £7,266£7k
17 Svenja Wuerth 69 0 £6,546£7k
18 Trine Goepfert 102 0 £1,430£1k
19 Ronja Loh 103 0 £1,417£1k
20 Tristan Sommerfeldt 112 0 £1,025£1k
21 Magdalena Burger 123 0 £506£506
22 Sophia Maurus 126 0 £414£414

Where Germany's money was won

Germany prize money by venue, all 15

Germany's titles

25 wins, newest first

Nordic combined titles of Germany's athletes.
RACE WINNER PRIZE
Seefeld compact normal hill/7.5km, men, January 2026 Vinzenz Geiger £5,983£6k
Otepää mass start normal hill/10km, men, January 2026 Julian Schmid £8,547£9k
Ramsau gundersen normal hill/10km, men, December 2025 Vinzenz Geiger £8,547£9k
Oslo gundersen large hill/10km, men, March 2025 Vinzenz Geiger £8,280£8k
Otepää compact normal hill/7.5km, men, February 2025 Vinzenz Geiger £8,280£8k
Otepää gundersen normal hill/10km, men, February 2025 Vinzenz Geiger £8,280£8k
Seefeld gundersen normal hill/12.5km, men, February 2025 Vinzenz Geiger £18,400£18k
Otepää compact normal hill/5km, women, February 2025 Nathalie Armbruster £4,140£4k
Seefeld gundersen normal hill/7.5km, women, February 2025 Nathalie Armbruster £9,200£9k
Seefeld compact normal hill/5km, women, February 2025 Nathalie Armbruster £1,840£2k
Ramsau gundersen normal hill/10km, men, December 2024 Vinzenz Geiger £8,280£8k
Lillehammer compact large hill/7.5km, men, December 2024 Vinzenz Geiger £8,280£8k
Ruka mass start large hill/10km, men, December 2024 Vinzenz Geiger £4,140£4k
Ruka gundersen large hill/10km, men, November 2024 Johannes Rydzek £4,140£4k
Oberstdorf gundersen large hill/10km, men, February 2023 Julian Schmid £8,096£8k
Otepää gundersen normal hill/10km, men, January 2023 Julian Schmid £8,096£8k
Ramsau gundersen normal hill/10km, men, December 2022 Vinzenz Geiger £8,096£8k
Seefeld gundersen normal hill/10km, men, January 2022 Vinzenz Geiger £3,680£4k
Val di Fiemme gundersen normal hill/10km, men, January 2022 Vinzenz Geiger £7,360£7k
Ruka gundersen large hill/5km, men, November 2022 Julian Schmid £4,048£4k
Klingenthal gundersen large hill/10km, men, February 2021 Vinzenz Geiger £7,360£7k
Klingenthal gundersen large hill/10km, men, February 2021 Vinzenz Geiger £7,360£7k
Ruka gundersen large hill/10km, men, November 2021 Terence Weber £4,600£5k
Ramsau gundersen normal hill/10km, men, December 2020 Vinzenz Geiger £7,360£7k
Ramsau gundersen normal hill/10km, men, December 2020 Vinzenz Geiger £7,360£7k

Germany against other nations

Nordic combined prize money by nation, the countries either side

Nations ranked around Germany by Nordic combined prize money.
# NATION ATHLETES PRIZE MONEY
1 Norway 25 £1,634,546£1.6m
2 Germany 22 £1,086,640£1.1m
3 Austria 20 £1,038,567£1.0m
4 Japan 15 £304,629£305k
5 Finland 11 £281,621£282k
7 France 8 £115,324£115k
8 United States 8 £92,261£92k
9 Italy 8 £70,087£70k
10 Slovenia 7 £36,044£36k
11 Czechia 5 £11,792£12k
12 Individual Neutral Athletes 3 £2,622£3k

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Germany's athletes won?

£1,086,640 between 22 athletes, 2nd of the 14 nations on our Nordic combined money list.

Who is Germany's highest earning athlete?

Vinzenz Geiger, with £294,492 and 16 titles.

How many Nordic combined titles has Germany won?

25 titles in the races we hold, most recently Vinzenz Geiger at the Seefeld compact normal hill/7.5km, men, January 2026.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on Nordic combined prize money, and across every individual sport on prize money by nation.