The 27th World Cup season began in November 1992 in Sestriere , Italy for men and Park City , Utah, USA for women, and concluded in March 1993 at the newly created World Cup Final in Åre , Sweden. A break in the schedule was for the 1993 World Championships , held in Morioka , Japan, from February 4–14.
Marc Girardelli of Luxembourg won his fifth overall title, which was the most for a man in World Cup history until surpassed by Austrian Marcel Hirscher in 2017. Anita Wachter of Austria won the women's overall title, her first. Both winners won narrow victories because of their superior performance in the combined (Girardelli won all three for men en route to a 32-point victory over Kjetil André Aamodt ; Wachter won one of the two for women (and was fourth in the other) en route to a 20-point victory over Katja Seizinger ). In December, defending women's World Cup champion Petra Kronberger of Austria abruptly retired, saying that she had lost her motivation to continue.
Lack of snow in Europe during the winter caused the schedule to be significantly rearranged. All of the races at the classic sites of Wengen and Kitzbühel were cancelled. Snowmaking was installed at Kitzbühel that summer as a result. Also, Czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved into two countries—the Czech Republic and Slovakia—effective as of January 1, 1993, although the ski team remained unified until the end of the season.
At the end of the season in March, the International Ski Federation (FIS) added a World Cup Final, which immediately became a permanent part of the World Cup agenda. During this final, weather permitting, men's and women's races are held in each of the four disciplines: slalom, giant slalom, Super G, and downhill, as well as a team parallel slalom competition. Only a limited number of racers are invited to ski at the Finals, including the top 25 in the World Cup standings in each discipline, plus the current junior World Champions in each discipline, plus competitors for the overall title who failed to qualify on points within the discipline (if any). Because of the smaller field, World Cup points are only awarded to the top 15 finishers in each race.
Calendar edit Men edit Overall edit see complete table
In 1993, all the results count toward the overall title. Marc Girardelli won his fifth overall title.
Downhill edit see complete table
In 1993, all results were used to determine the title. Franz Heinzer won his third Downhill title in a row.
Super G edit see complete table
In Men's Super G World Cup 1992/93 all results count.
Giant Slalom edit see complete table
In 1993 all results counted toward the title.
Slalom edit see complete table
In 1993 all results counted towards the title.
Combined edit see complete table
In 1993, all three results count. Marc Girardelli won his third Combined World Cup by winning all three competitions.
Ladies edit Overall edit see complete table
In 1993 all results count.
Downhill edit see complete table
In 1993 all results count.
Super G edit see complete table
In 1993 all results count.
Giant Slalom edit see complete table
In 1993 all results count.
Slalom edit see complete table
In 1993 all results count. Vreni Schneider won her fourth Slalom World Cup.
Combined edit see complete table
In 1993 both results count.
Nations Cup edit Overall edit Place Country Total Men Ladies 1 10686 5398 5288 2 6907 4272 2635 3 5512 1159 4353 4 5208 3125 2083 5 4714 3695 1019 6 4002 1728 2274 7 2237 1494 743 8 1914 617 1297 9 1456 464 992 10 1379 1379 0 11 795 370 425 12 651 0 651 13 484 0 484 14 92 0 92 15 45 34 11 16 23 23 0 17 19 19 0 18 11 11 0 19 4 4 0 20 2 2 0
Men edit Place Country Total DH SG GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 5398 1811 1130 374 1475 608 24 6 2 4272 1722 982 769 578 221 17 6 3 3695 770 1159 817 621 328 12 8 4 3125 958 472 741 834 120 28 2 5 1728 697 352 371 188 120 21 2 6 1494 10 254 458 756 16 8 4 7 1379 331 216 372 160 300 1 6 8 1159 240 191 171 478 79 9 0 9 617 350 114 29 42 82 9 0 10 464 331 46 13 35 39 7 0 11 370 0 0 68 302 0 4 0 12 34 0 0 0 34 0 2 0 13 23 0 16 0 7 0 2 0 14 19 0 0 0 0 19 2 0 15 11 0 0 0 0 11 1 0 16 4 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 17 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0
Ladies edit Place Country Total DH SG GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 5288 1229 1227 937 1556 339 24 7 2 4353 1911 899 906 305 332 16 9 3 2635 739 357 606 844 89 15 6 4 2274 664 518 587 463 42 12 5 5 2083 111 333 834 569 236 11 2 6 1297 434 231 195 423 14 15 1 7 1019 258 139 460 138 24 8 0 8 992 664 212 50 0 66 5 1 9 743 17 32 187 492 15 4 1 10 651 440 201 0 0 10 5 0 11 484 0 0 0 484 0 1 0 12 425 26 49 93 231 26 5 0 13 92 0 10 0 38 44 2 0 14 11 11 0 0 0 0 1 0
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The 27th World Cup season began in November 1992 in Sestriere Italy for men and Park City Utah USA for women and concluded in March 1993 at the newly created World Cup Final in Are Sweden A break in the schedule was for the 1993 World Championships held in Morioka Japan from February 4 14 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 1992 93DisciplineMenWomenOverallMarc GirardelliAnita WachterDownhillFranz HeinzerKatja SeizingerSuper GKjetil Andre AamodtCarole MerleGiant SlalomKjetil Andre AamodtCarole MerleSlalomThomas FogdoVreni SchneiderNations CupAustriaAustriaNations Cup overallAustriaCompetitionLocations1712Individual3432 1991 921993 94 Marc Girardelli of Luxembourg won his fifth overall title which was the most for a man in World Cup history until surpassed by Austrian Marcel Hirscher in 2017 Anita Wachter of Austria won the women s overall title her first Both winners won narrow victories because of their superior performance in the combined Girardelli won all three for men en route to a 32 point victory over Kjetil Andre Aamodt Wachter won one of the two for women and was fourth in the other en route to a 20 point victory over Katja Seizinger In December defending women s World Cup champion Petra Kronberger of Austria abruptly retired saying that she had lost her motivation to continue Lack of snow in Europe during the winter caused the schedule to be significantly rearranged All of the races at the classic sites of Wengen and Kitzbuhel were cancelled Snowmaking was installed at Kitzbuhel that summer as a result Also Czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved into two countries the Czech Republic and Slovakia effective as of January 1 1993 although the ski team remained unified until the end of the season At the end of the season in March the International Ski Federation FIS added a World Cup Final which immediately became a permanent part of the World Cup agenda During this final weather permitting men s and women s races are held in each of the four disciplines slalom giant slalom Super G and downhill as well as a team parallel slalom competition Only a limited number of racers are invited to ski at the Finals including the top 25 in the World Cup standings in each discipline plus the current junior World Champions in each discipline plus competitors for the overall title who failed to qualify on points within the discipline if any Because of the smaller field World Cup points are only awarded to the top 15 finishers in each race Contents 1 Calendar 1 1 Men 1 2 Ladies 2 Men 2 1 Overall 2 2 Downhill 2 3 Super G 2 4 Giant Slalom 2 5 Slalom 2 6 Combined 3 Ladies 3 1 Overall 3 2 Downhill 3 3 Super G 3 4 Giant Slalom 3 5 Slalom 3 6 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 SG Super Giant Slalom KB Combined 1 Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third 760 1 28 November 1992 nbsp Sestriere GS 199 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Johan Wallner 761 2 29 November 1992 SL 231 nbsp Fabrizio Tescari nbsp Michael Tritscher nbsp Armin Bittner nbsp Hubert Strolz 762 3 5 December 1992 nbsp Val d Isere SG 046 nbsp Jan Einar Thorsen nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Luigi Colturi 763 4 6 December 1992 SL 232 nbsp Thomas Fogdo nbsp Thomas Sykora nbsp Hubert Strolz 764 5 11 December 1992 nbsp Val Gardena DH 224 nbsp William Besse nbsp Jan Einar Thorsen nbsp Patrick Ortlieb 765 6 12 December 1992 DH 225 nbsp Leonhard Stock nbsp William Besse nbsp A J Kitt 766 7 13 December 1992 nbsp Alta Badia GS 200 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Alain Feutrier nbsp Alberto Tomba 767 8 15 December 1992 nbsp Madonna di Campiglio SL 233 nbsp Patrice Bianchi nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Thomas Sykora 768 9 19 December 1992 nbsp Kranjska Gora SL 234 nbsp Thomas Fogdo nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Peter Roth 769 10 20 December 1992 GS 201 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Lasse Kjus nbsp Fredrik Nyberg 770 11 22 December 1992 nbsp Bad Kleinkirchheim SG 047 nbsp Armin Assinger nbsp Leonhard Stock nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt 771 12 9 January 1993 nbsp Garmisch Partenkirchen SL 235 nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Thomas Stangassinger 772 13 10 January 1993 DH 226 nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Pietro Vitalini nbsp Gunther Mader 773 14 10 January 1993 KB 063 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Gunther Mader 774 15 11 January 1993 DH 227 nbsp Daniel Mahrer nbsp Peter Rzehak nbsp Franz Heinzer 775 16 12 January 1993 nbsp St Anton SG 048 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Jan Einar Thorsen nbsp Gunther Mader 776 17 16 January 1993 DH 228 nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Peter Runggaldier nbsp Gunther Mader 777 18 17 January 1993 nbsp Lech am Arlberg SL 236 nbsp Thomas Fogdo nbsp Jure Kosir nbsp Alberto Tomba 778 19 16 January 1993 17 January 1993 nbsp St Anton DH nbsp Lech am Arlberg SL KB 064 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Gunther Mader nbsp Hubert Strolz 779 20 19 January 1993 nbsp Veysonnaz GS 202 nbsp Michael von Grunigen nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Lasse Kjus 780 21 23 January 1993 DH 229 nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Patrick Ortlieb nbsp William Besse 781 22 24 January 1993 SL 237 nbsp Thomas Stangassinger nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Thomas Fogdo 782 23 24 January 1993 KB 065 nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Gunther Mader 1993 World Championships 4 14 February 783 24 27 February 1993 nbsp Whistler DH 230 nbsp Atle Skardal nbsp Tommy Moe nbsp Franz Heinzer 784 25 28 February 1993 SG 049 nbsp Gunther Mader nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Patrick Ortlieb 785 26 7 March 1993 nbsp Aspen SG 050 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Stephan Eberharter nbsp Daniel Mahrer 786 27 15 March 1993 nbsp Sierra Nevada DH 231 nbsp Armin Assinger nbsp Daniel Mahrer nbsp Hannes Trinkl 787 28 19 March 1993 nbsp Lillehammer Kvitfjell DH 232 nbsp Adrien Duvillard nbsp Werner Perathoner nbsp Atle Skardal 788 29 20 March 1993 DH 233 nbsp Armin Assinger nbsp Werner Perathoner nbsp Hannes Trinkl 789 30 21 March 1993 SG 051 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Daniel Mahrer nbsp Dietmar Thoni 790 31 23 March 1993 nbsp Oppdal GS 203 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Johan Wallner nbsp Fredrik Nyberg 791 32 26 March 1993 nbsp Are SG 052 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Gunther Mader nbsp Franz Heinzer 792 33 27 March 1993 GS 204 nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Marc Girardelli 793 34 28 March 1993 SL 238 nbsp Thomas Fogdo nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Thomas Stangassinger Ladies edit Event Key DH Downhill SL Slalom GS Giant Slalom SG Super Giant Slalom KB Combined 2 Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third 704 1 28 November 1992 nbsp Park City GS 194 nbsp Ulrike Maier nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Vreni Schneider 705 2 29 November 1992 SL 223 nbsp Julie Parisien nbsp Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Annelise Coberger 706 3 5 December 1992 nbsp Steamboat Springs GS 195 nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Sabina Panzanini nbsp Deborah Compagnoni 707 4 6 December 1992 SL 224 nbsp Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Annelise Coberger nbsp Petra Kronberger 708 5 12 December 1992 nbsp Vail DH 189 nbsp Miriam Vogt nbsp Katharina Gutensohn nbsp Kerrin Lee Gartner 709 6 13 December 1992 SG 044 nbsp Ulrike Maier nbsp Astrid Lodemel nbsp Anita Wachter 710 7 19 December 1992 nbsp Lake Louise DH 190 nbsp Chantal Bournissen nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Michaela Gerg Leitner 711 8 20 December 1992 SG 045 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Tatiana Lebedeva nbsp Regina Hausl 712 9 5 January 1993 nbsp Maribor GS 196 nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Vreni Schneider 713 10 6 January 1993 SL 225 nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Annelise Coberger nbsp Deborah Compagnoni 714 11 9 January 1993 nbsp Cortina d Ampezzo DH 191 nbsp Regina Hausl nbsp Heidi Zurbriggen nbsp Katja Seizinger 715 12 10 January 1993 GS 197 nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Deborah Compagnoni 716 13 15 January 1993 DH 192 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Barbara Sadleder 717 14 16 January 1993 SG 046 nbsp Ulrike Maier nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Sylvia Eder 718 15 17 January 1993 SL 226 nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Annelise Coberger nbsp Karin Buder 719 16 17 January 1993 KB 057 nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Miriam Vogt nbsp Sabine Ginther 720 17 22 January 1993 nbsp Haus im Ennstal DH 193 nbsp Chantal Bournissen nbsp Varvara Zelenskaya nbsp Sabine Ginther 721 18 24 January 1993 SL 227 nbsp Patricia Chauvet nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Morena Gallizio 1993 World Championships 4 14 February 722 19 26 February 1993 nbsp Veysonnaz DH 194 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Kerrin Lee Gartner nbsp Miriam Vogt 723 20 27 February 1993 DH 195 nbsp Anja Haas nbsp Regine Cavagnoud nbsp Heidi Zurbriggen nbsp Kate Pace 724 21 28 February 1993 SG 047 nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Anita Wachter nbsp Regine Cavagnoud 725 22 3 March 1993 nbsp Morzine DH 196 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Regina Hausl nbsp Astrid Lodemel 726 23 7 March 1993 SG 048 nbsp Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Anita Wachter 727 24 13 March 1993 nbsp Lillehammer Kvitfjell DH 197 nbsp Kate Pace nbsp Picabo Street nbsp Carole Montillet 728 25 14 March 1993 nbsp Lillehammer Hafjell SL 228 nbsp Renate Gotschl nbsp Kristina Andersson nbsp Patricia Chauvet 729 26 14 March 1993 KB 058 nbsp Bibiana Perez nbsp Morena Gallizio nbsp Miriam Vogt 730 27 15 March 1993 GS 198 nbsp Christina Meier Hock nbsp Martina Ertl nbsp Katja Seizinger 731 28 19 March 1993 nbsp Vemdalen SL 229 nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Patricia Chauvet nbsp Annelise Coberger 732 29 20 March 1993 GS 199 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Heidi Zeller Bahler nbsp Carole Merle 733 30 26 March 1993 nbsp Are SG 049 nbsp Katja Seizinger nbsp Ulrike Maier nbsp Deborah Compagnoni 734 31 27 March 1993 GS 200 nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Anita Wachter 735 32 28 March 1993 SL 230 nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Karin Kollerer nbsp Christina RiegelMen editOverall edit see complete tableIn 1993 all the results count toward the overall title Marc Girardelli won his fifth overall title Place Name Country Total DH SG GS SL KB 1 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 1379 331 216 372 160 300 2 Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Norway 1347 90 420 410 267 160 3 Franz Heinzer nbsp Switzerland 828 527 301 0 0 0 4 Gunther Mader nbsp Austria 826 192 307 26 101 200 5 Alberto Tomba nbsp Italy 817 0 0 381 436 0 6 Atle Skardal nbsp Norway 596 427 169 0 0 0 7 Patrick Ortlieb nbsp Austria 560 272 198 0 0 90 8 Daniel Mahrer nbsp Switzerland 556 343 213 0 0 0 9 Thomas Fogdo nbsp Sweden 545 0 0 0 545 0 10 Armin Assinger nbsp Austria 533 360 13 0 0 0 11 Jan Einar Thorsen nbsp Norway 460 164 294 2 0 0 12 Lasse Kjus nbsp Norway 452 0 32 254 96 70 13 William Besse nbsp Switzerland 442 366 44 0 0 32 14 Markus Wasmeier nbsp Germany 400 171 135 21 18 55 15 Steve Locher nbsp Switzerland 370 12 68 124 35 131 16 Adrien Duvillard nbsp France 364 206 69 7 0 82 17 Thomas Stangassinger nbsp Austria 362 0 0 0 362 0 18 Paul Accola nbsp Switzerland 334 4 83 168 79 0 19 Fredrik Nyberg nbsp Sweden 319 0 69 250 0 0 20 Michael von Grunigen nbsp Switzerland 313 0 0 236 77 0 Downhill edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results were used to determine the title Franz Heinzer won his third Downhill title in a row Place Name Country Total 5 nbsp 6 nbsp 13 nbsp 15 nbsp 17 nbsp 21 nbsp 24 nbsp 27 nbsp 28 nbsp 29 nbsp 1 Franz Heinzer nbsp Switzerland 527 40 24 100 60 100 100 60 10 7 26 2 Atle Skardal nbsp Norway 427 36 40 15 29 50 50 100 18 60 29 3 William Besse nbsp Switzerland 366 100 80 26 10 24 60 7 9 50 4 Armin Assinger nbsp Austria 360 20 7 10 32 22 29 100 40 100 5 Daniel Mahrer nbsp Switzerland 343 15 29 6 100 36 26 14 80 15 22 6 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 331 29 50 45 45 40 22 36 16 3 45 7 Patrick Ortlieb nbsp Austria 272 60 26 45 80 32 5 24 8 Hannes Trinkl nbsp Austria 264 26 12 50 20 36 60 60 9 Werner Perathoner nbsp Italy 256 8 14 2 8 26 16 9 13 80 80 10 Peter Rzehak nbsp Austria 255 6 18 80 15 32 40 50 14 Super G edit see complete tableIn Men s Super G World Cup 1992 93 all results count Place Name Country Total 3 nbsp 11 nbsp 16 nbsp 25 nbsp 26 nbsp 30 nbsp 32 nbsp 1 Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Norway 420 60 24 36 100 100 100 2 Gunther Mader nbsp Austria 307 29 6 60 100 32 80 3 Franz Heinzer nbsp Switzerland 301 80 14 18 80 36 13 60 4 Jan Einar Thorsen nbsp Norway 294 100 50 80 26 10 4 24 5 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 216 20 100 40 40 16 6 Daniel Mahrer nbsp Switzerland 213 12 10 29 30 80 22 7 Patrick Ortlieb nbsp Austria 198 45 16 60 32 45 8 Luigi Colturi nbsp Italy 181 60 40 4 45 32 9 Martin Hangl nbsp Switzerland 176 45 45 14 22 50 10 Armin Assinger nbsp Austria 173 18 100 11 3 15 26 Giant Slalom edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results counted toward the title Place Name Country Total 1 nbsp 7 nbsp 10 nbsp 20 nbsp 31 nbsp 33 nbsp 1 Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Norway 410 100 20 50 40 100 100 2 Alberto Tomba nbsp Italy 381 80 60 36 80 45 80 3 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 372 12 100 100 50 50 60 4 Lasse Kjus nbsp Norway 254 40 9 80 60 20 45 5 Fredrik Nyberg nbsp Sweden 250 22 40 60 18 60 50 6 Michael von Grunigen nbsp Switzerland 236 11 45 26 100 22 32 7 Johan Wallner nbsp Sweden 208 60 26 18 24 80 8 Paul Accola nbsp Switzerland 168 36 50 13 40 29 9 Alain Feutrier nbsp France 148 80 32 36 10 Hans Pieren nbsp Switzerland 143 24 32 20 45 22 Slalom edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results counted towards the title Place Name Country Total 2 nbsp 4 nbsp 8 nbsp 9 nbsp 12 nbsp 18 nbsp 22 nbsp 34 nbsp 1 Thomas Fogdo nbsp Sweden 545 100 40 100 45 100 60 100 2 Alberto Tomba nbsp Italy 436 36 80 80 100 60 80 3 Thomas Stangassinger nbsp Austria 362 24 24 24 80 50 100 60 4 Bernhard Gstrein nbsp Austria 276 22 26 32 16 40 50 40 50 5 Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Norway 267 11 15 80 36 45 80 6 Jure Kosir nbsp Slovenia 251 12 16 29 32 32 80 50 7 Thomas Sykora nbsp Austria 238 29 80 60 29 40 8 Peter Roth nbsp Germany 202 16 60 50 40 36 9 Patrick Staub nbsp Switzerland 196 24 50 45 18 10 20 29 10 Armin Bittner nbsp Germany 185 60 50 24 15 36 11 Oliver Kunzi nbsp Switzerland 179 15 45 45 8 24 18 24 12 Hubert Strolz nbsp Austria 172 60 60 20 32 13 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 160 45 11 20 36 22 26 14 Michael Tritscher nbsp Austria 149 80 40 29 15 Patrice Bianchi nbsp France 140 40 100 16 Fabrizio Tescari nbsp Italy 113 100 6 7 Combined edit see complete tableIn 1993 all three results count Marc Girardelli won his third Combined World Cup by winning all three competitions Place Name Country Total 14 nbsp 19 nbsp nbsp 23 nbsp 1 Marc Girardelli nbsp Luxembourg 300 100 100 100 2 Gunther Mader nbsp Austria 200 60 80 60 3 Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Norway 160 80 80 4 Steve Locher nbsp Switzerland 131 36 45 50 5 Hubert Strolz nbsp Austria 105 45 60 6 Patrick Ortlieb nbsp Austria 90 18 40 32 7 Adrien Duvillard nbsp France 82 32 50 Rainer Salzgeber nbsp Austria 82 26 20 36 9 Lasse Kjus nbsp Norway 70 50 20 10 Stephan Eberharter nbsp Austria 69 29 40Ladies editOverall edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results count Place Name Country Total DH SG GS SL KB 1 Anita Wachter nbsp Austria 1286 155 313 396 272 150 2 Katja Seizinger nbsp Germany 1266 604 371 234 7 50 3 Carole Merle nbsp France 1086 280 326 480 0 0 4 Miriam Vogt nbsp Germany 699 283 77 42 157 140 5 Ulrike Maier nbsp Austria 696 14 356 252 45 29 6 Vreni Schneider nbsp Switzerland 626 0 0 136 490 0 7 Martina Ertl nbsp Germany 605 100 99 278 38 90 8 Heidi Zeller Bahler nbsp Switzerland 599 202 130 245 0 22 9 Kerrin Lee Gartner nbsp Canada 565 294 199 50 0 22 10 Regina Hausl nbsp Germany 553 323 181 29 0 20 11 Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Italy 535 0 230 200 105 0 12 Morena Gallizio nbsp Italy 525 20 10 119 256 120 13 Regine Cavagnoud nbsp France 497 271 158 26 0 42 14 Annelise Coberger nbsp New Zealand 484 0 0 0 484 0 15 Heidi Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 469 255 159 55 0 0 16 Sylvia Eder nbsp Austria 421 0 263 158 0 0 17 Patricia Chauvet nbsp France 402 0 0 0 402 0 18 Chantal Bournissen nbsp Switzerland 362 258 60 0 8 36 19 Astrid Lodemel nbsp Norway 359 196 131 32 0 0 20 Kristina Andersson nbsp Sweden 358 0 0 97 261 0 Downhill edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results count Place Name Country Total 5 nbsp 7 nbsp 11 nbsp 13 nbsp 17 nbsp 19 nbsp 20 nbsp 22 nbsp 24 nbsp 1 Katja Seizinger nbsp Germany 604 50 80 60 100 50 100 40 100 24 2 Regina Hausl nbsp Germany 323 36 100 50 4 16 11 80 26 3 Kerrin Lee Gartner nbsp Canada 294 60 18 40 29 32 80 20 15 4 Anja Haas nbsp Austria 291 45 1 14 24 26 45 100 18 18 5 Kate Pace nbsp Canada 285 45 26 22 20 60 12 100 6 Miriam Vogt nbsp Germany 283 100 15 12 15 29 60 24 24 4 7 Carole Merle nbsp France 280 13 6 50 80 26 40 15 50 8 Regine Cavagnoud nbsp France 271 14 7 29 36 18 50 80 32 5 9 Chantal Bournissen nbsp Switzerland 258 18 100 40 100 10 Heidi Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 255 26 40 80 5 13 20 60 11 Super G edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results count Place Name Country Total 6 nbsp 8 nbsp 14 nbsp 21 nbsp 23 nbsp 30 nbsp 1 Katja Seizinger nbsp Germany 371 26 100 36 29 80 100 2 Ulrike Maier nbsp Austria 356 100 11 100 36 29 80 3 Carole Merle nbsp France 326 45 29 80 100 32 40 4 Anita Wachter nbsp Austria 313 60 32 45 80 60 36 5 Sylvia Eder nbsp Austria 263 50 50 60 29 45 29 6 Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Italy 230 20 50 100 60 7 Kerrin Lee Gartner nbsp Canada 199 36 40 15 40 50 18 8 Regina Hausl nbsp Germany 181 12 60 8 32 24 45 9 Heidi Zurbriggen nbsp Switzerland 159 22 32 45 36 24 10 Regine Cavagnoud nbsp France 158 7 15 26 60 50 Giant Slalom edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results count Place Name Country Total 1 nbsp 3 nbsp 9 nbsp 12 nbsp 27 nbsp 29 nbsp 31 nbsp 1 Carole Merle nbsp France 480 80 100 100 40 60 100 2 Anita Wachter nbsp Austria 396 45 100 80 80 20 11 60 3 Martina Ertl nbsp Germany 278 10 40 50 32 80 40 26 4 Ulrike Maier nbsp Austria 252 100 32 20 45 26 29 5 Heidi Zeller Bahler nbsp Switzerland 245 36 12 40 32 80 45 6 Sabina Panzanini nbsp Italy 238 80 45 36 45 32 7 Katja Seizinger nbsp Germany 234 24 60 100 50 8 Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Italy 200 60 60 80 9 Christina Meier Hock nbsp Germany 199 22 29 26 100 22 10 Anne Berge nbsp Norway 162 16 18 18 50 24 36 Slalom edit see complete tableIn 1993 all results count Vreni Schneider won her fourth Slalom World Cup Place Name Country Total 2 nbsp 4 nbsp 10 nbsp 15 nbsp 18 nbsp 25 nbsp 28 nbsp 32 nbsp 1 Vreni Schneider nbsp Switzerland 490 50 100 100 40 100 100 2 Annelise Coberger nbsp New Zealand 484 60 80 80 80 29 45 60 50 3 Patricia Chauvet nbsp France 402 18 40 36 32 100 60 80 36 4 Anita Wachter nbsp Austria 272 50 24 36 80 13 45 24 5 Kristina Andersson nbsp Sweden 261 45 50 26 80 20 40 6 Morena Gallizio nbsp Italy 256 29 32 24 60 50 32 29 7 Julie Parisien nbsp United States 230 100 50 40 40 8 Elfi Eder nbsp Austria 207 22 29 40 45 15 24 32 9 Karin Kollerer nbsp Austria 194 26 5 7 36 40 80 10 Ingrid Salvenmoser nbsp Austria 185 20 26 40 45 32 22 11 Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Sweden 180 80 100 12 Karin Buder nbsp Austria 177 45 22 60 50 13 Miriam Vogt nbsp Germany 157 29 18 22 20 26 26 16 14 Urska Hrovat nbsp Slovenia 132 29 24 29 50 15 Christine von Grunigen nbsp Switzerland 111 8 18 22 36 16 11 16 Martina Accola nbsp Switzerland 109 10 36 7 20 20 16 17 Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Italy 105 60 45 18 Renate Gotschl nbsp Austria 100 100 Combined edit see complete tableIn 1993 both results count Place Name Country Total 16 nbsp 26 nbsp 1 Anita Wachter nbsp Austria 150 100 50 2 Miriam Vogt nbsp Germany 140 80 60 3 Morena Gallizio nbsp Italy 120 40 80 4 Bibiana Perez nbsp Italy 100 100 5 Martina Ertl nbsp Germany 90 45 45 6 Sabine Ginther nbsp Austria 60 60 7 Katja Seizinger nbsp Germany 50 50 8 Regine Cavagnoud nbsp France 42 13 29 9 Stefanie Schuster nbsp Austria 40 40 10 Chantal Bournissen nbsp Switzerland 36 36 Anja Haas nbsp Austria 36 36Nations Cup editOverall edit Place Country Total Men Ladies 1 nbsp Austria 10686 5398 5288 2 nbsp Switzerland 6907 4272 2635 3 nbsp Germany 5512 1159 4353 4 nbsp Italy 5208 3125 2083 5 nbsp Norway 4714 3695 1019 6 nbsp France 4002 1728 2274 7 nbsp Sweden 2237 1494 743 8 nbsp United States 1914 617 1297 9 nbsp Canada 1456 464 992 10 nbsp Luxembourg 1379 1379 0 11 nbsp Slovenia 795 370 425 12 nbsp Russia 651 0 651 13 nbsp New Zealand 484 0 484 14 nbsp Czechoslovakia Czech Republic and nbsp Slovakia 92 0 92 15 nbsp Japan 45 34 11 16 nbsp Finland 23 23 0 17 nbsp Poland 19 19 0 18 nbsp Hungary 11 11 0 19 nbsp Liechtenstein 4 4 0 20 nbsp United Kingdom 2 2 0 Men edit Place Country Total DH SG GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 nbsp Austria 5398 1811 1130 374 1475 608 24 6 2 nbsp Switzerland 4272 1722 982 769 578 221 17 6 3 nbsp Norway 3695 770 1159 817 621 328 12 8 4 nbsp Italy 3125 958 472 741 834 120 28 2 5 nbsp France 1728 697 352 371 188 120 21 2 6 nbsp Sweden 1494 10 254 458 756 16 8 4 7 nbsp Luxembourg 1379 331 216 372 160 300 1 6 8 nbsp Germany 1159 240 191 171 478 79 9 0 9 nbsp United States 617 350 114 29 42 82 9 0 10 nbsp Canada 464 331 46 13 35 39 7 0 11 nbsp Slovenia 370 0 0 68 302 0 4 0 12 nbsp Japan 34 0 0 0 34 0 2 0 13 nbsp Finland 23 0 16 0 7 0 2 0 14 nbsp Poland 19 0 0 0 0 19 2 0 15 nbsp Hungary 11 0 0 0 0 11 1 0 16 nbsp Liechtenstein 4 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 17 nbsp United Kingdom 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 Ladies edit Place Country Total DH SG GS SL KB Racers Wins 1 nbsp Austria 5288 1229 1227 937 1556 339 24 7 2 nbsp Germany 4353 1911 899 906 305 332 16 9 3 nbsp Switzerland 2635 739 357 606 844 89 15 6 4 nbsp France 2274 664 518 587 463 42 12 5 5 nbsp Italy 2083 111 333 834 569 236 11 2 6 nbsp United States 1297 434 231 195 423 14 15 1 7 nbsp Norway 1019 258 139 460 138 24 8 0 8 nbsp Canada 992 664 212 50 0 66 5 1 9 nbsp Sweden 743 17 32 187 492 15 4 1 10 nbsp Russia 651 440 201 0 0 10 5 0 11 nbsp New Zealand 484 0 0 0 484 0 1 0 12 nbsp Slovenia 425 26 49 93 231 26 5 0 13 nbsp Czechoslovakia Czech Republic and nbsp Slovakia 92 0 10 0 38 44 2 0 14 nbsp Japan 11 11 0 0 0 0 1 0References a, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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