SNOWBOARDING PRIZE MONEY · 2022

Snowboarding prize money in 2022

Q: Who earned the most snowboarding prize money in 2022?

Charlotte Bankes, with £59,283 and 5 titles. Martin Noerl was next on £52,463.

Q: How much prize money was paid in 2022?

£1,415,033 across 58 races, to 238 riders.

Q: Which race paid the most in 2022?

The Laax slopestyle, women, January 2022, at £32,201.

Q: How does 2022 compare with 2021?

2021 paid £1,616,565 across 70 races.

Snowboarding paid £1,415,033 across 58 races in 2022, to 238 riders. Charlotte Bankes earned the most, £59,283.

PAID IN 2022£1.4m

RACES58

RIDERS PAID238

TOP EARNER£59k

The 2022 money list

The top 50 riders by prize money won in 2022

Snowboarding riders ranked by prize money won in 2022.
#	RIDER	NATION	WINS	PRIZE MONEY
1	Charlotte Bankes	Great Britain	5	£59,283£59k
2	Martin Noerl	Germany	4	£52,463£52k
3	Chloe Trespeuch	France	1	£37,513£38k
4	Julie Zogg	Switzerland	2	£30,901£31k
5	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Germany	1	£28,519£29k
6	Kokomo Murase	Japan	2	£28,474£28k
7	Andreas Prommegger	Austria	2	£27,106£27k
8	Jasmine Baird	Canada	1	£25,876£26k
9	Edwin Coratti	Italy	2	£25,151£25k
10	Ayumu Hirano	Japan	2	£24,840£25k
11	Anna Gasser	Austria	1	£23,862£24k
12	Sabine Schoeffmann	Austria	2	£23,057£23k
13	Marcus Kleveland	Norway	2	£22,368£22k
14	Valentino Guseli	Australia	1	£21,833£22k
15	Stefan Baumeister	Germany	1	£21,315£21k
16	Laurie Blouin	Canada	1	£19,263£19k
17	Roland Fischnaller	Italy	1	£18,803£19k
18	Josie Baff	Australia	1	£18,640£19k
19	Michela Moioli	Italy	1	£18,285£18k
20	Eliot Grondin	Canada	1	£17,814£18k
21	Daniela Ulbing	Austria	1	£17,705£18k
22	Jakob Dusek	Austria	0	£17,629£18k
23	Aleksandra Krol	Poland	1	£17,503£18k
24	Tsubaki Miki	Japan	1	£17,083£17k
25	Reira Iwabuchi	Japan	1	£16,998£17k
26	Alessandro Haemmerle	Austria	1	£16,790£17k
27	Alexander Payer	Austria	1	£16,743£17k
28	Tess Coady	Australia	1	£15,870£16k
29	Queralt Castellet	Spain	1	£15,410£15k
30	Michelle Dekker	Netherlands	1	£15,295£15k
31	Tim Mastnak	Slovenia	0	£14,627£15k
32	Sean Fitzsimons	United States	1	£14,490£14k
33	Chloe Kim	United States	1	£14,490£14k
34	Loan Bozzolo	France	1	£14,432£14k
35	Tiarn Collins	New Zealand	1	£13,743£14k
36	Jan Scherrer	Switzerland	0	£13,512£14k
37	Gloria Kotnik	Slovenia	1	£13,409£13k
38	Lorenzo Sommariva	Italy	1	£13,029£13k
39	Takeru Otsuka	Japan	1	£12,535£13k
40	Merlin Surget	France	0	£12,420£12k
41	Chris Corning	United States	0	£12,350£12k
42	Mitsuki Ono	Japan	0	£12,110£12k
43	Ruki Tomita	Japan	1	£11,868£12k
44	Leon Vockensperger	Germany	1	£11,834£12k
45	Sangho Lee	South Korea	0	£11,540£12k
46	Mari Fukada	Japan	1	£11,385£11k
47	Scotty James	Australia	1	£11,385£11k
48	Sebastien Toutant	Canada	1	£11,040£11k
49	Mons Roisland	Norway	0	£10,810£11k
50	Arvid Auner	Austria	1	£10,752£11k

The top 15 in 2022

Charlotte Bankes £59k Martin Noerl £52k Chloe Trespeuch £38k Julie Zogg £31k Ramona Theresia Hofmeister £29k Kokomo Murase £28k Andreas Prommegger £27k Jasmine Baird £26k Edwin Coratti £25k Ayumu Hirano £25k Anna Gasser £24k Sabine Schoeffmann £23k Marcus Kleveland £22k Valentino Guseli £22k Stefan Baumeister £21k

Every race in 2022

By prize money paid

Snowboarding races in 2022 with winner and total paid.
RACE	WINNER	PAID
Laax slopestyle, women, January 2022	Tess Coady	£32,201£32k
Laax slopestyle, men, January 2022	Sean Fitzsimons	£32,201£32k
Laax halfpipe, women, January 2022	Chloe Kim	£32,201£32k
Laax halfpipe, men, January 2022	Ayumu Hirano	£32,201£32k
Cortina d'Ampezzo parallel giant slalom, women, December 2022	Gloria Kotnik	£25,300£25k
Cortina d'Ampezzo parallel giant slalom, men, December 2022	Roland Fischnaller	£25,300£25k
Copper Mountain big air, women, December 2022	Mari Fukada	£25,300£25k
Copper Mountain big air, men, December 2022	Marcus Kleveland	£25,300£25k
Cervinia snowboard cross, women, December 2022	Chloe Trespeuch	£25,300£25k
Cervinia snowboard cross, men, December 2022	Alessandro Haemmerle	£25,300£25k
Copper Mountain halfpipe, women, December 2022	Queralt Castellet	£25,300£25k
Copper Mountain halfpipe, men, December 2022	Scotty James	£25,300£25k
Carezza parallel giant slalom, men, December 2022	Andreas Prommegger	£25,300£25k
Winterberg parallel slalom, women, December 2022	Sabine Schoeffmann	£25,300£25k
Winterberg parallel slalom, men, December 2022	Alexander Payer	£25,300£25k
Edmonton big air, women, December 2022	Jasmine Baird	£25,300£25k
Edmonton big air, men, December 2022	Valentino Guseli	£25,300£25k
Les Deux Alpes snowboard cross, women, December 2022	Josie Baff	£25,300£25k
Les Deux Alpes snowboard cross, men, December 2022	Martin Noerl	£25,300£25k
Chur big air, women, October 2022	Reira Iwabuchi	£25,300£25k
Chur big air, men, October 2022	Takeru Otsuka	£25,300£25k
Cervinia snowboard cross, women, December 2022	Charlotte Bankes	£25,300£25k
Cervinia snowboard cross, men, December 2022	Loan Bozzolo	£25,300£25k
Carezza parallel giant slalom, women, December 2022	Michelle Dekker	£25,300£25k
Silvaplana slopestyle, women, March 2022	Anna Gasser	£23,000£23k
Silvaplana slopestyle, men, March 2022	Marcus Kleveland	£23,000£23k
Veysonnaz snowboard cross, women, March 2022	Charlotte Bankes	£23,000£23k
Spindleruv Mlyn slopestyle, women, March 2022	Kokomo Murase	£23,000£23k
Spindleruv Mlyn slopestyle, men, March 2022	Tiarn Collins	£23,000£23k
Berchtesgaden parallel slalom, women, March 2022	Julie Zogg	£23,000£23k
Berchtesgaden parallel slalom, men, March 2022	Andreas Prommegger, Edwin Coratti	£23,000£23k
Rogla parallel giant slalom, women, March 2022	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	£23,000£23k
Rogla parallel giant slalom, men, March 2022	Edwin Coratti	£23,000£23k
Reiteralm snowboard cross, women, March 2022	Charlotte Bankes	£23,000£23k
Reiteralm snowboard cross, men, March 2022	Lorenzo Sommariva	£23,000£23k
Piancavallo parallel slalom, women, March 2022	Julie Zogg, Tsubaki Miki	£23,000£23k
Piancavallo parallel slalom, men, March 2022	Marc Hofer	£23,000£23k
Bakuriani slopestyle, men, March 2022	Leon Vockensperger	£23,000£23k
Cortina d'Ampezzo snowboard cross, women, January 2022	Michela Moioli	£23,000£23k
Cortina d'Ampezzo snowboard cross, men, January 2022	Martin Noerl	£23,000£23k
Simonhöhe parallel giant slalom, women, January 2022	Aleksandra Krol	£23,000£23k
Simonhöhe parallel giant slalom, men, January 2022	Stefan Baumeister	£23,000£23k
Bad Gastein parallel slalom, women, January 2022	Daniela Ulbing	£23,000£23k
Bad Gastein parallel slalom, men, January 2022	Arvid Auner	£23,000£23k
Krasnoyarsk snowboard cross, women, January 2022	Charlotte Bankes	£23,000£23k
Krasnoyarsk snowboard cross, men, January 2022	Martin Noerl	£23,000£23k
Krasnoyarsk snowboard cross, women, January 2022	Charlotte Bankes	£23,000£23k
Krasnoyarsk snowboard cross, men, January 2022	Martin Noerl	£23,000£23k
Mammoth Mountain slopestyle, women, January 2022	Jamie Anderson	£23,000£23k
Mammoth Mountain slopestyle, men, January 2022	Redmond Gerard	£23,000£23k
Scuol parallel giant slalom, women, January 2022	Sabine Schoeffmann	£23,000£23k
Scuol parallel giant slalom, men, January 2022	Dmitry Loginov	£23,000£23k
Mammoth Mountain halfpipe, women, January 2022	Ruki Tomita	£23,000£23k
Mammoth Mountain halfpipe, men, January 2022	Ayumu Hirano	£23,000£23k
Calgary slopestyle, women, January 2022	Kokomo Murase	£23,000£23k
Calgary slopestyle, men, January 2022	Sebastien Toutant	£23,000£23k
Veysonnaz snowboard cross, men, March 2022	Eliot Grondin	£22,954£23k
Bakuriani slopestyle, women, March 2022	Laurie Blouin	£21,275£21k

The richest races of 2022

Every year we hold

2020 £92k 2021 £1.6m 2022 £1.4m 2023 £2.0m 2024 £2.1m 2025 £2.6m 2026 £1.5m

Frequently asked questions

Who earned the most snowboarding prize money in 2022?

Charlotte Bankes, with £59,283 and 5 titles. Martin Noerl was next on £52,463.

How much prize money was paid in 2022?

£1,415,033 across 58 races, to 238 riders.

Which race paid the most in 2022?

The Laax slopestyle, women, January 2022, at £32,201.

How does 2022 compare with 2021?

2021 paid £1,616,565 across 70 races.

Where to next

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