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SKI JUMPING PRIZE MONEY · 2021

Ski jumping prize money in 2021

Ski jumping paid £2,417,179 across 51 competitions in 2021, to 121 jumpers. Karl Geiger earned the most, £138,754.

PAID IN 2021£2.4m
COMPETITIONS51
JUMPERS PAID121
TOP EARNER£139k

The 2021 money list

The top 50 jumpers by prize money won in 2021

Ski jumping jumpers ranked by prize money won in 2021.
# JUMPER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Karl Geiger Germany 4 £138,754£139k
2 Halvor Egner Granerud Norway 7 £131,910£132k
3 Ryoyu Kobayashi Japan 7 £128,984£129k
4 Robert Johansson Norway 1 £103,060£103k
5 Stefan Kraft Austria 2 £97,170£97k
6 Anze Lanisek Slovenia 1 £96,120£96k
7 Piotr Zyla Poland 1 £93,564£94k
8 Markus Eisenbichler Germany 0 £92,138£92k
9 Kamil Stoch Poland 3 £83,996£84k
10 Marius Lindvik Norway 1 £77,990£78k
11 Dawid Kubacki Poland 1 £58,059£58k
12 Daniel Andre Tande Norway 0 £56,580£57k
13 Marita Kramer Austria 11 £56,027£56k
14 Sara Takanashi Japan 3 £49,353£49k
15 Daniel Huber Austria 0 £48,116£48k
16 Nika Kriznar Slovenia 3 £45,421£45k
17 Yukiya Sato Japan 0 £44,988£45k
18 Pius Paschke Germany 0 £42,688£43k
19 Ema Klinec Slovenia 2 £41,767£42k
20 Bor Pavlovcic Slovenia 0 £38,824£39k
21 Silje Opseth Norway 0 £37,837£38k
22 Johann Andre Forfang Norway 0 £33,534£34k
23 Andrzej Stekala Poland 0 £32,154£32k
24 Jan Hoerl Austria 1 £28,658£29k
25 Cene Prevc Slovenia 0 £28,612£29k
26 Killian Peier Switzerland 0 £28,336£28k
27 Katharina Althaus Germany 1 £27,881£28k
28 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Austria 0 £26,657£27k
29 Michael Hayboeck Austria 0 £26,128£26k
30 Philipp Aschenwald Austria 0 £25,990£26k
31 Peter Prevc Slovenia 0 £23,966£24k
32 Ursa Bogataj Slovenia 0 £21,361£21k
33 Naoki Nakamura Japan 0 £21,068£21k
34 Constantin Schmid Germany 0 £21,068£21k
35 Timi Zajc Slovenia 0 £19,090£19k
36 Domen Prevc Slovenia 0 £18,722£19k
37 Keiichi Sato Japan 0 £18,446£18k
38 Maren Lundby Norway 1 £17,257£17k
39 Jakub Wolny Poland 0 £17,204£17k
40 Gregor Deschwanden Switzerland 0 £16,744£17k
41 Manuel Fettner Austria 0 £16,514£17k
42 Junshiro Kobayashi Japan 0 £16,376£16k
43 Irina Avvakumova Individual Neutral Athletes 0 £15,365£15k
44 Evgeniy Klimov Individual Neutral Athletes 0 £14,812£15k
45 Mikhail Nazarov Individual Neutral Athletes 0 £14,490£14k
46 Stephan Leyhe Germany 0 £12,834£13k
47 Lovro Kos Slovenia 0 £12,144£12k
48 Ziga Jelar Slovenia 0 £11,868£12k
49 Chiara Hoelzl Austria 0 £11,432£11k
50 Simon Ammann Switzerland 0 £11,408£11k

The top 15 in 2021

Karl Geiger £139k Halvor Egner Granerud £132k Ryoyu Kobayashi £129k Robert Johansson £103k Stefan Kraft £97k Anze Lanisek £96k Piotr Zyla £94k Markus Eisenbichler £92k Kamil Stoch £84k Marius Lindvik £78k Dawid Kubacki £58k Daniel Andre Tande £57k Marita Kramer £56k Sara Takanashi £49k Daniel Huber £48k

Every competition in 2021

By prize money paid

Ski jumping competitions in 2021 with winner and total paid.
COMPETITION WINNER PAID
Oberstdorf large hill, Four Hills, men, December 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Engelberg large hill, men, December 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Engelberg large hill, men, December 2021 Karl Geiger £66,056£66k
Klingenthal large hill, men, December 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Klingenthal large hill, men, December 2021 Stefan Kraft £66,056£66k
Wisla large hill, men, December 2021 Jan Hoerl £66,056£66k
Ruka large hill, men, November 2021 Anze Lanisek £66,056£66k
Ruka large hill, men, November 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Nizhny Tagil large hill, men, November 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Nizhny Tagil large hill, men, November 2021 Karl Geiger £66,056£66k
Planica flying hill, men, March 2021 Karl Geiger £66,056£66k
Planica flying hill, men, March 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Oberstdorf World Championships large hill, men, March 2021 Stefan Kraft £66,056£66k
Oberstdorf World Championships normal hill, men, February 2021 Piotr Zyla £66,056£66k
Rasnov normal hill, men, February 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Zakopane large hill, men, February 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Zakopane large hill, men, February 2021 Ryoyu Kobayashi £66,056£66k
Klingenthal large hill, men, February 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Klingenthal large hill, men, February 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Willingen large hill, men, January 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Willingen large hill, men, January 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Lahti large hill, men, January 2021 Robert Johansson £66,056£66k
Zakopane large hill, men, January 2021 Marius Lindvik £66,056£66k
Titisee-Neustadt large hill, men, January 2021 Halvor Egner Granerud £66,056£66k
Titisee-Neustadt large hill, men, January 2021 Kamil Stoch £66,056£66k
Bischofshofen large hill, Four Hills, men, January 2021 Kamil Stoch £66,056£66k
Innsbruck large hill, Four Hills, men, January 2021 Kamil Stoch £66,056£66k
Garmisch-Partenkirchen large hill, Four Hills, men, January 2021 Dawid Kubacki £66,056£66k
Planica flying hill, men, March 2021 Karl Geiger £65,964£66k
Ljubno normal hill, women, January 2021 Eirin Maria Kvandal £23,178£23k
Ramsau normal hill, women, December 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Klingenthal large hill, women, December 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Klingenthal large hill, women, December 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Lillehammer large hill, women, December 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Lillehammer normal hill, women, December 2021 Katharina Althaus £23,178£23k
Nizhny Tagil normal hill, women, November 2021 Ema Klinec £23,178£23k
Nizhny Tagil normal hill, women, November 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Chaikovsky large hill, women, March 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Chaikovsky normal hill, women, March 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Nizhny Tagil normal hill, women, March 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Nizhny Tagil normal hill, women, March 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Rasnov normal hill, women, February 2021 Sara Takanashi £23,178£23k
Rasnov normal hill, women, February 2021 Nika Kriznar £23,178£23k
Hinzenbach normal hill, women, February 2021 Sara Takanashi £23,178£23k
Hinzenbach normal hill, women, February 2021 Nika Kriznar £23,178£23k
Titisee-Neustadt large hill, women, January 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Titisee-Neustadt large hill, women, January 2021 Marita Kramer £23,178£23k
Ljubno normal hill, women, December 2021 Nika Kriznar £23,178£23k
Oberstdorf World Championships normal hill, women, February 2021 Ema Klinec £23,178£23k
Hinzenbach normal hill, women, February 2021 Sara Takanashi £23,178£23k
Oberstdorf World Championships large hill, women, March 2021 Maren Lundby £14,898£15k

The richest competitions of 2021

Oberstdorf large hill, Four Hills, men, December 2021 £66k Engelberg large hill, men, December 2021 £66k Engelberg large hill, men, December 2021 £66k Klingenthal large hill, men, December 2021 £66k Klingenthal large hill, men, December 2021 £66k Wisla large hill, men, December 2021 £66k Ruka large hill, men, November 2021 £66k Ruka large hill, men, November 2021 £66k Nizhny Tagil large hill, men, November 2021 £66k Nizhny Tagil large hill, men, November 2021 £66k Planica flying hill, men, March 2021 £66k Planica flying hill, men, March 2021 £66k Oberstdorf World Championships large hill, men, March 2021 £66k Oberstdorf World Championships normal hill, men, February 2021 £66k Rasnov normal hill, men, February 2021 £66k

Every year we hold

2020 £221k 2021 £2.4m 2022 £2.3m 2023 £3.2m 2024 £3.5m 2025 £3.6m 2026 £2.2m

Frequently asked questions

Who earned the most ski jumping prize money in 2021?

Karl Geiger, with £138,754 and 4 titles. Halvor Egner Granerud was next on £131,910.

How much prize money was paid in 2021?

£2,417,179 across 51 competitions, to 121 jumpers.

Which competition paid the most in 2021?

The Oberstdorf large hill, Four Hills, men, December 2021, at £66,056.

How does 2021 compare with 2020?

2020 paid £221,346 across 4 competitions.

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