Nordic combined prize money in 2022
Nordic combined paid £635,313 across 26 races in 2022, to 73 athletes. Jarl Magnus Riiber earned the most, £82,894.
The 2022 money list
The top 50 athletes by prize money won in 2022
| # | ATHLETE | NATION | WINS | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jarl Magnus Riiber | Norway | 10 | £82,894£83k |
| 2 | Johannes Lamparter | Austria | 3 | £74,723£75k |
| 3 | Vinzenz Geiger | Germany | 3 | £58,434£58k |
| 4 | Joergen Graabak | Norway | 1 | £41,451£41k |
| 5 | Jens Luraas Oftebro | Norway | 1 | £40,305£40k |
| 6 | Kristjan Ilves | Estonia | 0 | £24,127£24k |
| 7 | Gyda Westvold Hansen | Norway | 6 | £23,552£24k |
| 8 | Julian Schmid | Germany | 1 | £19,909£20k |
| 9 | Ryota Yamamoto | Japan | 0 | £19,421£19k |
| 10 | Franz-Josef Rehrl | Austria | 0 | £17,902£18k |
| 11 | Johannes Rydzek | Germany | 0 | £17,363£17k |
| 12 | Mario Seidl | Austria | 0 | £16,673£17k |
| 13 | Eric Frenzel | Germany | 0 | £14,796£15k |
| 14 | Ilkka Herola | Finland | 0 | £13,435£13k |
| 15 | Manuel Faisst | Germany | 0 | £11,474£11k |
| 16 | Akito Watabe | Japan | 0 | £10,373£10k |
| 17 | Espen Andersen | Norway | 0 | £9,864£10k |
| 18 | Annika Sieff | Italy | 0 | £8,639£9k |
| 19 | Anju Nakamura | Japan | 1 | £7,889£8k |
| 20 | Matteo Baud | France | 0 | £7,366£7k |
| 21 | Lisa Hirner | Austria | 0 | £7,300£7k |
| 22 | Laurent Muhlethaler | France | 0 | £6,619£7k |
| 23 | Ida Marie Hagen | Norway | 0 | £6,541£7k |
| 24 | Stefan Rettenegger | Austria | 0 | £6,484£6k |
| 25 | Haruka Kasai | Japan | 0 | £6,371£6k |
| 26 | Eero Hirvonen | Finland | 0 | £6,043£6k |
| 27 | Terence Weber | Germany | 0 | £5,749£6k |
| 28 | Lukas Greiderer | Austria | 0 | £5,734£6k |
| 29 | Nathalie Armbruster | Germany | 0 | £4,927£5k |
| 30 | Ema Volavsek | Slovenia | 0 | £4,526£5k |
| 31 | Yoshito Watabe | Japan | 0 | £4,253£4k |
| 32 | Fabian Riessle | Germany | 0 | £4,235£4k |
| 33 | Martin Fritz | Austria | 0 | £4,225£4k |
| 34 | Philipp Orter | Austria | 0 | £3,694£4k |
| 35 | Jenny Nowak | Germany | 0 | £3,215£3k |
| 36 | Lena Brocard | France | 0 | £2,907£3k |
| 37 | Yuna Kasai | Japan | 0 | £2,861£3k |
| 38 | Einar Luraas Oftebro | Norway | 0 | £2,456£2k |
| 39 | Veronica Gianmoena | Italy | 0 | £1,932£2k |
| 40 | Lars Ivar Skaarset | Norway | 0 | £1,720£2k |
| 41 | Espen Bjoernstad | Norway | 0 | £1,380£1k |
| 42 | Antoine Gerard | France | 0 | £1,247£1k |
| 43 | Ben Loomis | United States | 0 | £1,196£1k |
| 44 | Andreas Skoglund | Norway | 0 | £1,187£1k |
| 45 | Maria Gerboth | Germany | 0 | £1,178£1k |
| 46 | Simen Tiller | Norway | 0 | £1,095£1k |
| 47 | Hideaki Nagai | Japan | 0 | £1,086£1k |
| 48 | Samuel Costa | Italy | 0 | £1,063£1k |
| 49 | Svenja Wuerth | Germany | 0 | £961£961 |
| 50 | Marte Leinan Lund | Norway | 0 | £957£957 |
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Frequently asked questions
Who earned the most Nordic combined prize money in 2022?
Jarl Magnus Riiber, with £82,894 and 10 titles. Johannes Lamparter was next on £74,723.
How much prize money was paid in 2022?
£635,313 across 26 races, to 73 athletes.
Which race paid the most in 2022?
The Seefeld gundersen normal hill/12.5km, men, January 2022, at £57,316.
How does 2022 compare with 2021?
2021 paid £615,066 across 26 races.
Where to next
Every year and every athlete is on Nordic combined prize money. The year before is 2021. The year after is 2023. How the men's and women's fields compare, year by year, is on men's vs women's Nordic combined prize money. All six sports on snow are set side by side, men against women included, on skiing and snowboarding prize money compared.