Money, Money, Money: This is the prize money in the Ski World Cup

Let's start with the giant slalom in Sölden, where 120.000 Swiss francs (approx. 103.000 euros) are distributed as prize money for men and women. The winner can enjoy over 45.000 Swiss francs, the runner-up will have 20.000 francs credited to their account, while the third will receive 10.000 francs. For the 30th and final points place you still get 500 francs.

A total of 2017 million francs (approx. 18 million euros) will be distributed as prize money in the 9,68/8,3 World Cup season, with 4,81 million francs being distributed to the men and 4,87 million francs to the women.

Gentlemen: The cash registers are ringing in Kitzbühel 120.000 Swiss francs are paid out for each men's race, with the winner receiving 45.000 and the 30th still receiving 500. Four exceptions confirm the rule: In the Super-G in Kitzbühel There is 150.000 francs in prize money (the winner gets 55.500), for the legendary Streif downhill run and the Kitzbühel slalom 200.000 (74.000 for the winner), while for the night slalom Schladming 183.796 Swiss francs (69.331 for the winner) will be paid out.

Ladies: You can get the most in Flachau The standard prize money for women is also 120.000 Swiss francs (usually 45.000 for the winner), but there are several exceptions here too: in the giant slalom and parallel slalom Courchevel 134.000 francs will be distributed each (50.000 for the winner), in Lienz There are 144.000 francs each for giant slalom and slalom (with the winner receiving 54.000), and for the downhill and super-G speed competitions Bad Kleinkirchheim The organizers will also pay out 144.000 francs (54.000 for the winner) during the slalom Flachau with prize money of 194.054 francs (79.028 for the winner).

Last season's top earners Last season the two overall World Cup winners enjoyed success Mikaela Shiffrin and Marcel Hirscher the most: While the American received 597.692 Swiss francs (approx. 514.000 euros), the Austrian's account was increased by 528.878 francs (454.843 euros). Earned the most from the Italian team Sofia Goggia with the equivalent of 241.845 euros. dominik paris (164.982 euros), Peter Fill (137.581 euros) and Manfred Mölgg (91.940 euros) were also able to look forward to a lot of money. Christoph Innerhofer (32.112 euros), Manuela Mölgg (26.788 euros), Hanna Schnarf (25.009 euros), Florian Eisath (22.235 euros), Patrick Thaler (8.901 euros) and Verena Stuffer (8.578 euros) also earned some nice sums of prize money in addition to their normal salary.

The PDF below summarizes the total prize money for the 2017/18 season.

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Money, Money, Money: This is the prize money in the Ski World Cup

The Alpine Ski World Cup begins on Saturday in Sölden: Then top-level sport is practiced, spectacles are offered and, last but not least, there is a lot of money to be raced for.

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