Prize money: This is how much the ski stars win

A total of 10.074.743 Swiss francs will be distributed as prize money in the Ski World Cup, which corresponds to around 8,82 million euros. The men's prize is a total of 5,29 million francs (4,64 million euros), while the women's prize is 4,78 million francs (4,18 million euros). This is also due to the fact that the female skiers compete in a total of two fewer races.

By default, the equivalent of 105.554 euros per race is distributed among the top 30 for both men and women. The winner receives 39.575 euros, the second 17.589, the third 8.794 and the 30th still 440. Of course, there are some races where the organizers dig deeper into their pockets.

Men: Kitzbühel remains the top address There's the most to gain from the spectacle in Kitzbühel. © APA / EXPA/JOHANN GRODER

For example in Kitzbühel, which is once again the undisputed number one in terms of prize money this year. A total of 551.416 euros in prize money will be distributed in three races on the Hahnenkamm weekend, with 74.190 euros each for winning the downhill and slalom races. There's also a lot in the night slalom in Schladming: here the organizers are giving out a total of 161.616 euros, with the winner receiving 61.561 of them.

The men's prize money overview is available here . Ladies: The cash registers are ringing in Flachau The women only have such high prize money once, namely in Flachau. The winner of the slalom receives 68.977 euros, with a total prize money pot of 169.614 euros.

The women's prize money overview is available here . Paris is the South Tyrolean prize money king In the past four seasons, downhill ace Dominik Paris has always received the most from South Tyrolean skiers. However, he had to make some compromises last winter. In 2014/15 he received 185.170 euros, in 2015/16 he received 145.037 euros, in 2016/17 he received 168.711 euros, while last season he was “only” credited with 80.909 euros. Last year Peter Fill earned 52.107 euros, Christof Innerhofer 46.193, Johanna Schnarf 45.881, Manuela Mölgg 36.075, her brother Manfred 29.495, Nicol Delago 10.192, Riccardo Tonetti 9.410, Florian Eisath 9.256, Verena Stuffer 5.320 and Anna Hofer still 4.177 .XNUMX.

The undisputed leaders in this ranking are the overall World Cup winners Mikaela Shiffrin and Marcel Hirscher: While the American won a whopping 618.056 euros (for comparison: Wendy Holdener took home 240.788 euros in second place), the Austrian was credited with 588.952 euros (closest pursuer: Henrik Kristoffersen with 303.473 euros).

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Prize money: This is how much the ski stars win

The Ski World Cup starts in Sölden this weekend. It's not just about victories, points and fame, but also a lot of money.

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