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Speed Skating World Cup Standings prize money

The Speed Skating World Cup Standings has paid £1,744,362 across 40 races from 2023 to 2026. In 2026 Mia Manganello took £12,030.

PAID IN TOTAL£1.7m
EDITIONS40
2026 TOP PRIZE£12k
SKATERS PAID139
RANK1 of 16

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the race paid in all

Every edition of the Speed Skating World Cup Standings with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
RACE WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2026 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings Mia Manganello £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup men's mass start standings Jorrit Bergsma £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup women's long distances standings Ragne Wiklund £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup men's long distances standings Metoděj Jílek £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup women's 500m standings Femke Kok £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup men's 500m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup women's 1500m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup men's 1500m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup women's 1000m standings Femke Kok £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2026 2025/26 World Cup men's 1000m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup women's mass start standings Marijke Groenewoud £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup men's mass start standings Andrea Giovannini £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup women's long distances standings Ragne Wiklund £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup men's long distances standings Sander Eitrem £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup women's 500m standings Erin Jackson £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup men's 500m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup women's 1500m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup men's 1500m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup women's 1000m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2025 2024/25 World Cup men's 1000m standings Jordan Stolz £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup women's mass start standings Valerie Maltais £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup men's mass start standings Andrea Giovannini £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup women's long distances standings Ragne Wiklund £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup men's long distances standings Davide Ghiotto £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup women's 500m standings Erin Jackson £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup men's 500m standings Wataru Morishige £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup women's 1500m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup men's 1500m standings Zhongyan Ning £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup women's 1000m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2024 2023/24 World Cup men's 1000m standings Zhongyan Ning £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup women's mass start standings Ivanie Blondin £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup men's mass start standings Bart Swings £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup women's long distances standings Ragne Wiklund £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup men's long distances standings Beau Snellink £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup women's 500m standings Min-Sun Kim £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup men's 500m standings Laurent Dubreuil £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup women's 1500m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup men's 1500m standings Kjeld Nuis £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup women's 1000m standings Miho Takagi £12,030£12k £43,609£44k
2023 2022/23 World Cup men's 1000m standings Hein Otterspeer £12,030£12k £43,609£44k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings.
PLACE SKATERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Women's 1st 1 £12,030£12k £12,030£12k
Women's 2nd 1 £8,271£8k £8,271£8k
Women's 3rd 1 £6,015£6k £6,015£6k
Women's 4th 1 £4,135£4k £4,135£4k
Women's 5th 1 £3,383£3k £3,383£3k
Women's 6th 1 £3,008£3k £3,008£3k
Women's 7th 1 £2,256£2k £2,256£2k
Women's 8th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
Women's 9th 1 £1,504£2k £1,504£2k
Women's 10th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k

Who has earned the most at the Speed Skating World Cup Standings

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The skaters who have won the most prize money at the Speed Skating World Cup Standings.
# SKATER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Jordan Stolz United States 6 £109,399£109k
2 Miho Takagi Japan 7 £88,346£88k
3 Ragne Wiklund Norway 4 £62,782£63k
4 Ivanie Blondin Canada 1 £50,376£50k
5 Marijke Groenewoud Netherlands 1 £49,248£49k
6 Joy Beune Netherlands 0 £47,744£48k
7 Andrea Giovannini Italy 2 £40,602£41k
8 Zhongyan Ning China 2 £39,850£40k
9 Sander Eitrem Norway 1 £38,722£39k
10 Laurent Dubreuil Canada 1 £38,346£38k
11 Erin Jackson United States 2 £37,218£37k
12 Valerie Maltais Canada 1 £36,466£36k
13 Femke Kok Netherlands 2 £36,090£36k
14 Bart Swings Belgium 1 £33,459£33k
15 Brittany Bowe United States 0 £30,075£30k
16 Kjeld Nuis Netherlands 1 £29,323£29k
17 Jutta Leerdam Netherlands 0 £28,947£29k
18 Mia Manganello United States 1 £28,571£29k
19 Davide Ghiotto Italy 1 £27,820£28k
20 Min-Sun Kim South Korea 1 £26,316£26k
21 Mei Han China 0 £24,812£25k
22 Damian Żurek Poland 0 £24,436£24k
23 Jenning De Boo Netherlands 0 £24,436£24k
24 Wataru Morishige Japan 1 £24,436£24k
25 Kimi Goetz United States 0 £24,436£24k

Other speed skating events

The events either side of the Speed Skating World Cup Standings by prize money paid

Speed skating events ranked around the Speed Skating World Cup Standings.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
1 Speed Skating World Cup Standings 40 £1,744,362£1.7m
2 World Speed Skating Championships 44 £667,669£668k
3 European Speed Skating Championships 28 £141,353£141k
4 Calgary 42 £99,248£99k
5 Tomaszów Mazowiecki 44 £99,248£99k
6 Four Continents Speed Skating Championships 30 £90,226£90k
7 Heerenveen 32 £74,436£74k
8 Salt Lake City 24 £49,624£50k
9 Stavanger 20 £49,624£50k
10 Beijing 24 £49,624£50k
11 Milwaukee 12 £24,812£25k
12 Quebec 12 £24,812£25k
13 Hamar 12 £24,812£25k
14 Inzell 12 £24,812£25k
15 Nagano 12 £24,812£25k
16 Obihiro 12 £24,812£25k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings?

Mia Manganello took £12,030. The whole race paid £43,609 across 10 skaters.

How much prize money has the Speed Skating World Cup Standings paid?

£1,744,362 across 40 editions from 2023 to 2026. The richest was the 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings, at £43,609.

Who has won the most money at the Speed Skating World Cup Standings?

Jordan Stolz, with £109,399 and 6 wins. Miho Takagi is next on £88,346.

Who has won the Speed Skating World Cup Standings the most times?

Miho Takagi, 7 times in the editions we hold.

Where does the Speed Skating World Cup Standings rank for prize money?

1st of the 16 speed skating events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every speed skating event and skater is ranked on speed skating prize money. The latest edition is the 2025/26 World Cup women's mass start standings, and the one before it the 2025/26 World Cup men's mass start standings. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's speed skating prize money. How much of the pot a speed skating winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.