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SNOWBOARDING PRIZE MONEY · 17TH OF 31 NATIONS

Norway snowboarding prize money

Norway's riders have won £143,107 between 8 riders, 1.3% of all the snowboarding prize money we hold. Marcus Kleveland leads on £86,998.

PRIZE MONEY£143k
RIDERS8
TITLES7
NATION RANK17th

Norway's riders

By career snowboarding prize money

Norway's snowboarding riders ranked by prize money.
# RIDER WORLD WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Marcus Kleveland 43 7 £86,998£87k
2 Mons Roisland 100 0 £31,073£31k
3 Oyvind Kirkhus 177 0 £10,402£10k
4 Staale Sandbech 212 0 £7,567£8k
5 Hanne Eilertsen 240 0 £4,853£5k
6 Markus Olimstad 326 0 £1,208£1k
7 Torgeir Bergrem 389 0 £563£563
8 Bettina Roll 419 0 £443£443

Norway's top 8

Marcus Kleveland £87k Mons Roisland £31k Oyvind Kirkhus £10k Staale Sandbech £7,567 Hanne Eilertsen £4,853
Markus Olimstad £1,208
Torgeir Bergrem £563
Bettina Roll £443

Where Norway's money was won

Norway prize money by venue, the top 15 of 16

World Championships £32k Laax £28k Silvaplana £27k Copper Mountain £13k Aspen £11k Calgary £11k Kreischberg £4,209 Steamboat £3,910 Klagenfurt £3,450 Cardrona £3,243 Beijing £2,070 Chur £1,685 Edmonton £1,495 Mammoth Mountain £1,151 Tignes £621

Norway's titles

7 wins, newest first

Snowboarding titles of Norway's riders.
RACE WINNER PRIZE
Bakuriani World Championships slopestyle, men, February 2023 Marcus Kleveland £10,120£10k
Laax slopestyle, men, January 2023 Marcus Kleveland £11,385£11k
Copper Mountain big air, men, December 2022 Marcus Kleveland £11,385£11k
Silvaplana slopestyle, men, March 2022 Marcus Kleveland £10,350£10k
Silvaplana slopestyle, men, March 2021 Marcus Kleveland £10,350£10k
Aspen slopestyle, men, March 2021 Marcus Kleveland £10,350£10k
Aspen World Championships slopestyle, men, March 2021 Marcus Kleveland £9,200£9k

Norway against other nations

Snowboarding prize money by nation, the countries either side

Nations ranked around Norway by snowboarding prize money.
# NATION RIDERS PRIZE MONEY
5 United States 59 £775,760£776k
6 France 20 £705,461£705k
7 Canada 37 £703,518£704k
8 Switzerland 37 £592,076£592k
9 Australia 19 £573,403£573k
10 Great Britain 6 £484,173£484k
11 Czechia 12 £319,280£319k
12 South Korea 10 £262,050£262k
13 China 19 £238,122£238k
14 Individual Neutral Athletes 19 £193,571£194k
15 New Zealand 8 £178,650£179k
16 Poland 4 £153,459£153k
17 Norway 8 £143,107£143k
18 Netherlands 6 £136,725£137k
19 Slovenia 6 £132,425£132k
20 Spain 4 £102,870£103k
21 Bulgaria 4 £101,785£102k
22 Sweden 3 £40,274£40k
23 Finland 7 £34,476£34k
24 Belgium 5 £13,391£13k
26 Ukraine 2 £10,921£11k
27 Slovakia 2 £1,938£2k
1 Japan 48 £1,830,542£1.8m
2 Austria 26 £1,467,702£1.5m
3 Italy 30 £1,322,368£1.3m
United States £776k France £705k Canada £704k Switzerland £592k Australia £573k Great Britain £484k Czechia £319k South Korea £262k China £238k Individual Neutral Athletes £194k New Zealand £179k Poland £153k Norway £143k Netherlands £137k Slovenia £132k Spain £103k Bulgaria £102k Sweden £40k Finland £34k Belgium £13k Ukraine £11k Slovakia £1,938 Japan £1.8m Austria £1.5m Italy £1.3m

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Norway's riders won?

£143,107 between 8 riders, 17th of the 31 nations on our snowboarding money list.

Who is Norway's highest earning rider?

Marcus Kleveland, with £86,998 and 7 titles.

How many snowboarding titles has Norway won?

7 titles in the races we hold, most recently Marcus Kleveland at the Bakuriani World Championships slopestyle, men, February 2023.

Where to next

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