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List of individual World Cup victories in skiing

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This is the list of the most successful athletes who have won at least 40 World Cup races in the different World Cups of skiing events. As of December 2024, 47 skiers achieved that feat and among them, Swiss telemark skier Amélie Reymond tops the list with 164 World Cup victories. Austrian alpine skier Annemarie Moser-Pröll is the first person to reach 40 World Cup victories while Swedish alpine skier Ingemar Stenmark is the first male to do so.

List

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As of 8 December 2024
  Active athletes
 No.  Athlete Country W. Years Sport Other Information
1 Amélie Wenger-Reymond    Switzerland 164 2007–2023 Telemark Skiing* 76 in Sprint, 45 in Classic, 26 in Parallel Sprint, 17 in Giant Slalom.[1]
2 Marit Bjørgen  Norway 114 1999–2018 Cross-Country Skiing 62 in Distance Races, 40 in Sprint, 12 in Ski Tours.[2]
3 Conny Kissling    Switzerland 106 1981–1992 Freestyle Skiing 66 in Combined, 34 in Acroski, 4 in Moguls, 2 in Aerials.[3]
4 Mikaela Shiffrin  United States 99 2011–0000 Alpine Skiing 62 in Slalom, 22 in Giant Slalom, 5 in Parallel Slalom, 5 in Super-G, 4 in Downhill, 1 in Combined.[4]
5 Ole Einar Bjørndalen  Norway 95 1993–2018 Biathlon/CC Skiing 37 in Pursuit, 35 in Sprint, 14 in Mass Start, 8 in Individual.[5] / 1 in Cross-Country Skiing.[6]
6 Mikaël Kingsbury  Canada 92 2010–0000 Freestyle Skiing 59 in Moguls, 33 in Dual Moguls.[7]
7 Ingemar Stenmark  Sweden 86 1973–1989 Alpine Skiing 46 in Giant Slalom, 40 in Slalom.[8]
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo  Norway 86 2016–0000 Cross-Country Skiing 51 in Sprint, 27 in Distance Races, 8 in Ski Tours.[9]
9 Therese Johaug  Norway 84 2007– Cross-Country Skiing 73 in Distance Races, 10 in Ski Tours, 1 in Sprint.[10]
10 Lindsey Vonn  United States  82 2000– Alpine Skiing 43 in Downhill, 28 in Super-G, 5 in Combined, 4 in Giant Slalom, 2 in Slalom.[11]
11 Martin Fourcade  France 79 2008–2020 Biathlon 28 in Pursuit, 23 in Sprint, 14 in Mass Start, 14 in Individual.[12]
12 Johannes Thingnes Bø  Norway 76 2013–0000 Biathlon 35 in Sprint, 22 in Pursuit, 14 in Mass Start, 3 in Individual, 2 in Short Individual.[13]
13 Jarl Magnus Riiber  Norway 75 2015–0000 Nordic Combined 37 in Gundersen LH, 31 in Gundersen NH, 2 in Mass Start LH, 3 in Mass Start NH, 2 Individual Compact LH.[14]
14 Marcel Hirscher  Austria 67 2007– Alpine Skiing 32 in Slalom, 31 in Giant Slalom, 2 in Parallel Slalom, 1 in Parallel Giant Slalom, 1 in Super-G.[15]
15 Sara Takanashi  Japan 63 2011–0000 Ski Jumping 54 in Normal Hill, 9 in Large Hill.[16]
16 Annemarie Moser-Pröll   Austria 62 1969–1980 Alpine Skiing 36 in Downhill, 16 in Giant Slalom, 7 in Combined, 3 in Slalom.[17]
17 Simone Origone  Italy 59 2004–0000 Speed Skiing* 59 in Speed Skiing.[18]
18 Philippe Lau  France 58 2005–2019 Telemark Skiing* 41 in Sprint, 13 in Parallel Sprint, 2 in Classic, 2 in Giant Slalom.[19]
19 Jan Bucher  United States 57 1980–1991 Freestyle Skiing 57 in Acroski.[20]
Jan Němec  Czech Republic 57 2004–2016 Grass Skiing* 19 in Slalom, 18 in Giant Slalom, 15 in Super-G, 5 in Combined.[21]
21 Vreni Schneider    Switzerland 55 1984–1995 Alpine Skiing 34 in Slalom, 20 in Giant Slalom, 1 in Combined.[22]
22 Hermann Maier  Austria 54 1996–2009 Alpine Skiing 25 in Super-G, 15 in Downhill, 14 in Giant Slalom, 1 in Combined.[23]
23 Gregor Schlierenzauer  Austria 53 2006–2021 Ski Jumping 36 in Large Hill, 14 in Flying Hill, 3 in Normal Hill.[24]
Edoardo Frau  Italy 53 2004–2021 Grass Skiing* 23 in Giant Slalom, 19 in Super-G, 8 in Combined, 3 in Slalom.[25]
25 Alberto Tomba  Italy 50 1987–1998 Alpine Skiing 35 in Slalom, 15 in Giant Slalom.[26]
Justyna Kowalczyk  Poland 50 2001–2018 Cross-Country Skiing 35 in Distance Races, 10 in Sprint, 5 in Ski Tours.[27]
27 Hannu Manninen  Finland 48 1994–2018 Nordic Combined 23 in Sprint, 17 in Gundersen, 6 in Mass Start, 2 in Individual.[28]
28 Matti Nykänen  Finland 46 1981–1991 Ski Jumping 25 in Large Hill, 15 in Normal Hill, 6 in Flying Hill.[29]
Marc Girardelli  Luxembourg 46 1980–1996 Alpine Skiing 16 in Slalom, 11 in Combined, 9 in Super-G, 7 in Giant Slalom, 3 in Downhill.[30]
Donna Weinbrecht  United States 46 1988–2002 Freestyle Skiing 43 in Moguls, 3 in Dual Moguls.[31]
Bjørn Dæhlie  Norway 46 1989–1999 Cross-Country Skiing 45 in Distance Races, 1 in Sprint.[32]
Renate Götschl  Austria 46 1993–2007 Alpine Skiing 24 in Downhill, 17 in Super-G, 4 in Combined, 1 in Slalom.[33]
Hannah Kearney  United States 46 2003–2015 Freestyle Skiing 30 in Moguls, 16 in Dual Moguls.[34]
Tobias Müller  Germany 46 2011–2017 Telemark Skiing* 23 in Sprint, 13 in Classic, 10 in Parallel Sprint.[35]
Bastien Dayer    Switzerland 46 2005–2023 Telemark Skiing* 21 in Sprint, 17 in Classic, 8 in Parallel Sprint.[36]
36 Yelena Välbe  Russia 45 1987–1998 Cross-Country Skiing 45 in Distance Races.[37]
Lara Gut-Behrami   Switzerland 45 2008–0000 Alpine Skiing 22 in Super-G, 13 in Downhill, 9 in Giant Slalom, 1 in Combined.[38]
38 Hermann Reitberger  Germany 44 1980–1991 Freestyle Skiing 44 in Acroski.[39]
Raphaël Poirée  France 44 1995–2007 Biathlon 15 in Pursuit, 13 in Sprint, 9 in Mass Start, 7 in Individual.[40]
Sigrid Rykhus  Norway 44 2002–2013 Telemark Skiing* 21 in Sprint, 11 in Classic, 8 in Giant Slalom, 4 in Parallel Sprint.[41]
Valentina Greggio  Italy 44 2012–0000 Speed Skiing* 44 in Speed Skiing.[42]
42 Eric Frenzel  Germany 43 2007–2023 Nordic Combined 21 in Gundersen NH, 19 in Gundersen Large Hill, 2 in Penalty Race, 1 in Mass Start.[43]
Stefan Kraft  Austria 43 2012–0000 Ski Jumping 31 in Large Hill, 10 in Flying Hill, 2 in Normal Hill.[44]
44 Magdalena Forsberg  Sweden 42 1994–2002 Biathlon 19 in Pursuit, 13 in Sprint, 7 in Individual, 3 in Mass Start.[45]
Bente Skari  Norway 42 1992–2003 Cross-Country Skiing 25 in Distance Races, 17 in Sprint.[46]
Anja Pärson  Sweden 42 1998–2012 Alpine Skiing 18 in Slalom, 14 in Giant Slalom, 6 in Downhill, 4 in Super-G, 1 in Combined.[47]
47 Pirmin Zurbriggen   Switzerland 40 1981–1990 Alpine Skiing 11 in Combined, 10 in Downhill, 10 in Super-G, 7 in Giant Slalom, 2 in Slalom.[48]
Source: [49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58]
  • Ties are listed in chronological order.
  • * Indicates a non-Olympic discipline or sport

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