The 9th World Cup season began in December 1974 in France and concluded in March 1975 in Italy. Gustav Thöni of Italy would regain the overall title, his fourth overall title in five seasons. Annemarie Moser-Pröll of Austria won the women's overall title, her fifth consecutive.
Three major changes took place on the World Cup circuit this season. First, Alpine combined races were recognized as World Cup events for the first time; both the men's and women's seasons included three combined races, all of which were won by the overall winners (Thöni and Moser-Pröll); in fact, Thöni's three combined wins were directly responsible for his edging out Ingemar Stenmark for the title. Second, a parallel slalom race was held at the end of the season, as parallel slalom had become popular on the professional skiing tour due to the visible head-to-head competition. Although parallel slalom skiing was used a few more times in World Cup competition, beginning in 1976 it became a permanent part of the season-ending Nations Cup events.
Third, and more importantly, the new head of the International Olympic Committee, Lord Killanin, reached a compromise to preserve the "amateur" status of skiers receiving endorsements, manufacturer's fees, and other payments, as long as the payments were made to the skier's national association or Olympic committee and not directly to the skier, that also eliminated the prohibition on year-round training and competition in a sport.[1] While further criticism of this rule, known as Olympics Rule 26, would continue and would lead to future problems, such as the banning of World Cup champions Stenmark and Hanni Wenzel from the 1984 Winter Olympics,[2] the immediate impact of this change was to check the steady migration of World Cup skiers to the professional circuit.[3] Partially as a result, World Cup races this season took place in Europe, North America, and Asia.
The Men's overall World Cup 1974/75 was also divided into three periods with only a part of the results from each period being retained for the Overall standings.
In men's downhill World Cup 1974/75 the best 5 results count. Five racers had a point deduction, which are given in (). Franz Klammer won 6 races in a row and won the cup with maximum points. He won 8 races out of 9, but at the downhill of Megève one of his bindings opened and he did not finish the race; this meant also that he could not score the 15 points for a third place in the combined of Megève (which he would have gained easily after a decent slalom result in Chamonix two days earlier), and in the end he missed the first place in the men's overall World Cup by just 10 points.
There was no special discipline world cup for Combined awarded. All three results only count for the Overall World Cup. Gustav Thöni won all three competitions. This was the important key that enabled Thöni to defeat Ingemar Stenmark in the Overall World Cup standings.
The Women's overall World Cup 1974/75 was divided into two periods. From the first 14 races the best 7 results count and from the last 12 races the best 6 results count. Eight racers had a point deduction. Annemarie Moser-Pröll had a total deduction of 106 points. She won ten competitions and was unable to score points only in three events. This was her fifth overall win in a row.
In women's downhill World Cup 1974/75 the best 5 results count. Five racers had a point deduction, which are given in (). Annemarie Moser-Pröll won her fifth Downhill World Cup in a row. This record is still unbeaten.
In women's giant slalom World Cup 1974/75 the best 5 results count. Three racers had a point deduction, which are given in (). Annemarie Moser-Pröll won five races in a row and won the cup with maximum points.
In women's slalom World Cup 1974/75 the best 5 results count. Three racers had a point deduction, which are given in (). Lise-Marie Morerod won the cup with only four results.
There was no special discipline world cup for Combined awarded. All three results only count for the Overall World Cup. Annemarie Moser-Pröll won all three competitions.
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The 9th World Cup season began in December 1974 in France and concluded in March 1975 in Italy Gustav Thoni of Italy would regain the overall title his fourth overall title in five seasons Annemarie Moser Proll of Austria won the women s overall title her fifth consecutive FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 1974 75DisciplineMenWomenOverallGustav ThoniAnnemarie Moser ProllDownhillFranz KlammerAnnemarie Moser ProllGiant slalomIngemar StenmarkAnnemarie Moser ProllSlalomIngemar StenmarkLise Marie MorerodNations CupItalyAustriaNations Cup overallAustriaCompetitionLocations1615Individual2726 1973 741975 76 Three major changes took place on the World Cup circuit this season First Alpine combined races were recognized as World Cup events for the first time both the men s and women s seasons included three combined races all of which were won by the overall winners Thoni and Moser Proll in fact Thoni s three combined wins were directly responsible for his edging out Ingemar Stenmark for the title Second a parallel slalom race was held at the end of the season as parallel slalom had become popular on the professional skiing tour due to the visible head to head competition Although parallel slalom skiing was used a few more times in World Cup competition beginning in 1976 it became a permanent part of the season ending Nations Cup events Third and more importantly the new head of the International Olympic Committee Lord Killanin reached a compromise to preserve the amateur status of skiers receiving endorsements manufacturer s fees and other payments as long as the payments were made to the skier s national association or Olympic committee and not directly to the skier that also eliminated the prohibition on year round training and competition in a sport 1 While further criticism of this rule known as Olympics Rule 26 would continue and would lead to future problems such as the banning of World Cup champions Stenmark and Hanni Wenzel from the 1984 Winter Olympics 2 the immediate impact of this change was to check the steady migration of World Cup skiers to the professional circuit 3 Partially as a result World Cup races this season took place in Europe North America and Asia Contents 1 Calendar 1 1 Men 1 2 Ladies 2 Men 2 1 Overall 2 2 Downhill 2 3 Giant slalom 2 4 Slalom 2 5 Combined 3 Ladies 3 1 Overall 3 2 Downhill 3 3 Giant slalom 3 4 Slalom 3 5 Combined 4 Nations Cup 4 1 Overall 4 2 Men 4 3 Ladies 5 References 6 External linksCalendar editMen edit Event key DH Downhill SL Slalom GS Giant slalom KB Combined PS Parallel slalom 4 Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third 178 1 5 December 1974 nbsp Val d Isere GS 061 nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Erik Haker 179 2 8 December 1974 DH 052 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Werner Grissmann nbsp Michael Veith 180 3 15 December 1974 nbsp St Moritz DH 053 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Herbert Plank nbsp Werner Grissmann 181 4 17 December 1974 nbsp Madonna di Campiglio SL 067 nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Paolo De Chiesa nbsp Fausto Radici 182 5 18 December 1974 GS 062 nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Greg Jones nbsp Tino Pietrogiovanna 183 6 5 January 1975 nbsp Garmisch DH 054 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Werner Grissmann nbsp Josef Walcher 184 7 6 January 1975 SL 068 nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Fausto Radici 185 8 11 January 1975 nbsp Wengen DH 055 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Herbert Plank nbsp Erik Haker 186 9 12 January 1975 SL 069 nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Paolo De Chiesa 187 10 12 January 1975 KB 001 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp David Zwilling nbsp Walter Tresch 188 11 13 January 1975 nbsp Adelboden GS 063 nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Werner Mattle 189 12 18 January 1975 nbsp Kitzbuhel DH 056 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Werner Grissmann 190 13 19 January 1975 SL 070 nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Paolo De Chiesa 191 14 19 January 1975 KB 002 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Franz Klammer 192 15 21 January 1975 nbsp Fulpmes GS 064 nbsp Erik Haker nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Hansi Hinterseer 193 16 26 January 1975 nbsp Innsbruck DH 057 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Bernhard Russi nbsp Herbert Plank 194 17 30 January 1975 nbsp Chamonix SL 071 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Hansi Hinterseer 195 18 1 February 1975 nbsp Megeve DH 058 nbsp Walter Vesti nbsp Rene Berthod nbsp Philippe Roux 196 19 30 January 1975 1 February 1975 nbsp Chamonix SL nbsp Megeve DH KB 003 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Erik Haker 197 20 21 February 1975 nbsp Naeba SL 072 nbsp Hansi Hinterseer nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Christian Neureuther 198 21 23 February 1975 GS 065 nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Erik Haker nbsp Hansi Hinterseer 199 22 2 March 1975 nbsp Garibaldi GS 066 nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Heini Hemmi nbsp Gustav Thoni 200 23 9 March 1975 nbsp Jackson Hole DH 059 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Michael Veith nbsp Rene Berthod 201 24 13 March 1975 nbsp Sun Valley GS 067 nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Gustav Thoni 202 25 15 March 1975 SL 073 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Ingemar Stenmark 203 26 21 March 1975 nbsp Val Gardena DH 060 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Erik Haker nbsp Bernhard Russi 204 27 23 March 1975 PS 001 nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Walter Tresch Ladies edit Event key DH Downhill SL Slalom GS Giant slalom KB Combined PS Parallel slalom 5 Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third 172 1 4 December 1974 nbsp Val d Isere DH 046 nbsp Wiltrud Drexel nbsp Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Daniele Debernard 173 2 7 December 1974 GS 059 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Monika Kaserer nbsp Fabienne Serrat 174 3 12 December 1974 nbsp Cortina d Ampezzo DH 047 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Cindy Nelson nbsp Wiltrud Drexel 175 4 13 December 1974 SL 069 nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Fabienne Serrat nbsp Christa Zechmeister 176 5 21 December 1974 nbsp Saalbach Hinterglemm DH 048 nbsp Cindy Nelson nbsp Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Rosi Mittermaier 177 6 4 January 1975 nbsp Garmisch SL 070 nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Christa Zechmeister nbsp Torill Fjeldstad 178 7 9 January 1975 nbsp Grindelwald GS 060 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Rosi Mittermaier 179 8 10 January 1975 DH 049 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Marie Theres Nadig 180 9 10 January 1975 KB 001 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Hanni Wenzel 181 10 11 January 1975 GS 061 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Fabienne Serrat nbsp Hanni Wenzel 182 11 15 January 1975 nbsp Schruns DH 050 nbsp Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Ingrid Schmid Gfolner nbsp Marie Theres Nadig 183 12 15 January 1975 KB 002 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Wiltrud Drexel 184 13 16 January 1975 SL 071 nbsp Christa Zechmeister nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Hanni Wenzel 185 14 19 January 1975 nbsp Sarajevo GS 062 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Rosi Mittermaier 186 15 24 January 1975 nbsp Innsbruck DH 051 nbsp Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Jacqueline Rouvier 187 16 29 January 1975 nbsp St Gervais SL 072 nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Rosi Mittermaier 188 17 31 January 1975 nbsp Chamonix DH 052 nbsp Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Marie Theres Nadig 189 18 29 January 1975 31 January 1975 nbsp St Gervais SL nbsp Chamonix DH KB 003 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Rosi Mittermaier 190 19 21 February 1975 nbsp Naeba SL 073 nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Christa Zechmeister 191 20 23 February 1975 GS 063 nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Monika Kaserer nbsp Christina Tisot 192 21 1 March 1975 nbsp Garibaldi GS 064 nbsp Cindy Nelson nbsp Fabienne Serrat nbsp Kathy Kreiner 193 22 11 March 1975 nbsp Jackson Hole DH 053 nbsp Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll 194 23 13 March 1975 nbsp Sun Valley GS 065 nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Monika Kaserer nbsp Fabienne Serrat 195 24 14 March 1975 SL 074 nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Christa Zechmeister 196 25 20 March 1975 nbsp Val Gardena SL 075 nbsp Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Monika Kaserer 197 26 22 March 1975 PS 001 nbsp Monika Kaserer nbsp Claudia Giordani nbsp Fabienne SerratMen editOverall edit The Men s overall World Cup 1974 75 was also divided into three periods with only a part of the results from each period being retained for the Overall standings Place Name Country Total 1 Gustav Thoni nbsp Italy 250 2 Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Sweden 245 3 Franz Klammer nbsp Austria 240 4 Piero Gros nbsp Italy 196 5 Erik Haker nbsp Norway 147 6 Hansi Hinterseer nbsp Austria 117 7 Herbert Plank nbsp Italy 92 8 Werner Grissmann nbsp Austria 87 9 Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Spain 79 10 Paolo De Chiesa nbsp Italy 74 11 Bernhard Russi nbsp Switzerland 58 12 Rene Berthod nbsp Switzerland 57 13 Michael Veith nbsp West Germany 55 14 Walter Tresch nbsp Switzerland 50 15 Fausto Radici nbsp Italy 49 Downhill edit In men s downhill World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count Five racers had a point deduction which are given in Franz Klammer won 6 races in a row and won the cup with maximum points He won 8 races out of 9 but at the downhill of Megeve one of his bindings opened and he did not finish the race this meant also that he could not score the 15 points for a third place in the combined of Megeve which he would have gained easily after a decent slalom result in Chamonix two days earlier and in the end he missed the first place in the men s overall World Cup by just 10 points Place Name Country Total 2 nbsp 3 nbsp 6 nbsp 8 nbsp 12 nbsp 16 nbsp 18 nbsp 23 nbsp 26 nbsp 1 Franz Klammer nbsp Austria 125 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 2 Werner Grissmann nbsp Austria 81 20 15 20 11 15 3 3 3 Herbert Plank nbsp Italy 71 20 8 20 6 15 8 1 4 Bernhard Russi nbsp Switzerland 58 8 11 4 20 15 5 Rene Berthod nbsp Switzerland 56 1 11 2 20 15 8 6 Erik Haker nbsp Norway 53 3 15 4 11 2 20 7 Michael Veith nbsp West Germany 47 15 8 4 20 8 Philippe Roux nbsp France 40 3 15 11 11 9 Gustav Thoni nbsp Italy 39 6 20 11 2 10 Walter Vesti nbsp Switzerland 36 3 8 25 Giant slalom edit In men s giant slalom World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count One racer had a point deduction which is given in Place Name Country Total 1 nbsp 5 nbsp 11 nbsp 15 nbsp 21 nbsp 22 nbsp 24 nbsp 1 Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Sweden 115 20 20 25 25 25 2 Piero Gros nbsp Italy 106 25 25 25 11 20 3 Erik Haker nbsp Norway 67 15 6 1 25 20 4 Gustav Thoni nbsp Italy 60 8 20 2 15 15 5 Hansi Hinterseer nbsp Austria 55 11 4 6 15 15 8 6 Heini Hemmi nbsp Switzerland 45 3 11 11 20 7 Thomas Hauser nbsp Austria 35 11 8 8 8 8 Greg Jones nbsp United States 33 20 2 11 9 Franz Klammer nbsp Austria 31 8 11 6 6 10 Tino Pietrogiovanna nbsp Italy 23 6 15 2 Slalom edit In men s slalom World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count Four racers had a point deduction which are given in Place Name Country Total 4 nbsp 7 nbsp 9 nbsp 13 nbsp 17 nbsp 20 nbsp 25 nbsp 27 nbsp 1 Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Sweden 110 25 25 20 20 20 15 20 2 Gustav Thoni nbsp Italy 106 20 11 25 8 25 25 3 Piero Gros nbsp Italy 90 25 20 25 20 4 Paolo De Chiesa nbsp Italy 61 20 8 15 15 3 5 Hansi Hinterseer nbsp Austria 58 1 11 15 25 6 6 Fausto Radici nbsp Italy 48 15 15 3 4 1 11 7 Christian Neureuther nbsp West Germany 36 4 6 11 15 Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Spain 36 3 6 8 3 8 11 9 Jan Bachleda nbsp Poland 27 11 6 4 6 10 Hansjorg Schlager nbsp West Germany 22 4 3 4 11 Combined edit There was no special discipline world cup for Combined awarded All three results only count for the Overall World Cup Gustav Thoni won all three competitions This was the important key that enabled Thoni to defeat Ingemar Stenmark in the Overall World Cup standings Place Name Country Total 10 nbsp 14 nbsp 19 nbsp 1 Gustav Thoni nbsp Italy 75 25 25 25 2 Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Spain 40 20 20 3 Walter Tresch nbsp Switzerland 26 15 11 Erik Haker nbsp Norway 26 11 15 5 Franz Klammer nbsp Austria 21 6 15 6 David Zwilling nbsp Austria 20 20 7 Jim Hunter nbsp Canada 12 4 8 8 Herbert Plank nbsp Italy 11 11 9 Roland Thoni nbsp Italy 8 8 Sepp Ferstl nbsp West Germany 8 8 Michael Veith nbsp West Germany 8 2 6 Ladies editOverall edit The Women s overall World Cup 1974 75 was divided into two periods From the first 14 races the best 7 results count and from the last 12 races the best 6 results count Eight racers had a point deduction Annemarie Moser Proll had a total deduction of 106 points She won ten competitions and was unable to score points only in three events This was her fifth overall win in a row Place Name Country Total 1 Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Austria 305 2 Hanni Wenzel nbsp Liechtenstein 199 3 Rosi Mittermaier nbsp West Germany 166 4 Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Switzerland 154 5 Fabienne Serrat nbsp France 153 6 Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 151 Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Switzerland 151 8 Cindy Nelson nbsp United States 138 9 Monika Kaserer nbsp Austria 134 10 Christa Zechmeister nbsp West Germany 127 11 Wiltrud Drexel nbsp Austria 82 12 Kathy Kreiner nbsp Canada 62 13 Irene Epple nbsp West Germany 60 14 Daniele Debernard nbsp France 57 15 Betsy Clifford nbsp Canada 43 Downhill edit In women s downhill World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count Five racers had a point deduction which are given in Annemarie Moser Proll won her fifth Downhill World Cup in a row This record is still unbeaten Place Name Country Total 1 nbsp 3 nbsp 5 nbsp 8 nbsp 11 nbsp 15 nbsp 17 nbsp 22 nbsp 1 Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Austria 105 4 25 4 25 8 20 20 15 2 Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 101 20 11 25 11 25 20 3 Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Switzerland 100 20 15 15 25 15 25 4 Cindy Nelson nbsp United States 75 11 20 25 8 11 3 5 Wiltrud Drexel nbsp Austria 58 25 15 1 11 6 6 Rosi Mittermaier nbsp West Germany 49 15 20 6 8 7 Irene Epple nbsp West Germany 38 2 11 4 4 8 11 8 Daniele Debernard nbsp France 32 15 11 3 3 9 Ingrid Schmid Gfolner nbsp Austria 24 2 20 2 10 Jacqueline Rouvier nbsp France 23 8 15 Giant slalom edit In women s giant slalom World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count Three racers had a point deduction which are given in Annemarie Moser Proll won five races in a row and won the cup with maximum points Place Name Country Total 2 nbsp 7 nbsp 10 nbsp 14 nbsp 20 nbsp 21 nbsp 23 nbsp 1 Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Austria 125 25 25 25 25 25 8 2 Fabienne Serrat nbsp France 81 15 11 20 3 20 15 3 Monika Kaserer nbsp Austria 74 20 6 8 20 1 20 4 Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Switzerland 53 2 20 6 25 5 Hanni Wenzel nbsp Liechtenstein 42 20 15 1 6 6 Cindy Nelson nbsp United States 40 3 6 3 25 3 7 Rosi Mittermaier nbsp West Germany 36 6 15 15 8 Kathy Kreiner nbsp Canada 34 8 15 11 9 Christa Zechmeister nbsp West Germany 26 11 11 4 10 Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Switzerland 22 8 2 11 1 Slalom edit In women s slalom World Cup 1974 75 the best 5 results count Three racers had a point deduction which are given in Lise Marie Morerod won the cup with only four results Place Name Country Total 4 nbsp 6 nbsp 12 nbsp 16 nbsp 19 nbsp 24 nbsp 25 nbsp 26 nbsp 1 Lise Marie Morerod nbsp Switzerland 95 25 25 20 25 2 Hanni Wenzel nbsp Liechtenstein 91 6 15 20 25 25 3 Christa Zechmeister nbsp West Germany 90 15 20 25 8 15 15 3 4 Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Austria 79 11 20 3 20 20 8 5 Fabienne Serrat nbsp France 63 20 11 6 11 15 6 Monika Kaserer nbsp Austria 53 8 1 4 15 25 7 Rosi Mittermaier nbsp West Germany 52 25 8 15 4 8 Claudia Giordani nbsp Italy 31 11 20 9 Daniele Debernard nbsp France 19 11 8 10 Torill Fjeldstad nbsp Norway 17 15 2 Combined edit There was no special discipline world cup for Combined awarded All three results only count for the Overall World Cup Annemarie Moser Proll won all three competitions Place Name Country Total 9 nbsp 13 nbsp 18 nbsp 1 Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Austria 75 25 25 25 2 Hanni Wenzel nbsp Liechtenstein 55 15 20 20 3 Rosi Mittermaier nbsp West Germany 36 20 1 15 4 Bernadette Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 23 1 11 11 Cindy Nelson nbsp United States 23 11 4 8 6 Kathy Kreiner nbsp Canada 16 8 8 7 Wiltrud Drexel nbsp Austria 15 15 8 Fabienne Serrat nbsp France 9 3 6 9 Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Switzerland 6 6 Betsy Clifford nbsp Canada 6 6Nations Cup editOverall edit Place Country Total Men Ladies 1 nbsp Austria 1395 630 765 2 nbsp Italy 810 764 46 3 nbsp Switzerland 792 334 458 4 nbsp West Germany 557 148 409 5 nbsp France 303 15 288 6 nbsp Sweden 260 260 0 7 nbsp United States 256 85 171 8 nbsp Liechtenstein 223 18 205 9 nbsp Norway 165 148 17 10 nbsp Canada 141 36 105 11 nbsp Spain 79 79 0 12 nbsp Poland 29 29 0 13 nbsp Australia 16 16 0 14 nbsp Iran 11 0 11 15 nbsp Czechoslovakia 4 4 0 Men edit Place Country Total DH GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 nbsp Italy 764 126 220 324 94 11 11 2 nbsp Austria 630 374 130 81 45 13 9 3 nbsp Switzerland 334 199 79 20 36 11 1 4 nbsp Sweden 260 0 115 145 0 1 5 5 nbsp West Germany 148 50 13 69 16 9 0 nbsp Norway 148 55 67 0 26 1 1 7 nbsp United States 85 23 33 28 1 7 0 8 nbsp Spain 79 0 0 39 40 1 0 9 nbsp Canada 36 10 2 0 24 5 0 10 nbsp Poland 29 0 0 29 0 2 0 11 nbsp Liechtenstein 18 0 2 16 0 1 0 12 nbsp Australia 16 16 0 0 0 1 0 13 nbsp France 15 3 0 9 3 5 0 14 nbsp Czechoslovakia 4 0 4 0 0 1 0 Ladies edit Place Country Total DH GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 nbsp Austria 765 257 241 167 100 11 12 2 nbsp Switzerland 458 227 87 112 32 3 8 3 nbsp West Germany 409 109 67 191 42 8 2 4 nbsp France 288 59 112 106 11 7 0 5 nbsp Liechtenstein 205 17 42 91 55 1 2 6 nbsp United States 171 81 52 15 23 8 2 7 nbsp Canada 105 14 50 19 22 2 0 8 nbsp Italy 46 0 15 31 0 2 0 9 nbsp Norway 17 0 0 17 0 1 0 10 nbsp Iran 11 0 0 11 0 1 0References edit Fry John January 1975 Skier s Notebook Olympic Amateur Rules Are Changed Ski Magazine Retrieved 16 February 2016 Anderson Dave 7 February 1984 THE OLYMPIC JOKE CHARTER RULE 26 The New York Times Retrieved 19 February 2015 Amateurism still an issue Associated Press 25 January 1976 Retrieved 19 February 2016 FIS Alpine World Cup 1975 men s schedule International Ski Federation Retrieved 24 September 2018 FIS Alpine World Cup 1975 ladies schedule International Ski Federation Retrieved 24 September 2018 External links editFIS ski com World Cup standings 1975 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1974 75 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup amp oldid 1172595737, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
