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Main article FIS Alpine World Ski Championships The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships are organized by the International Ski Federation FIS Contents 1 History 2 Men s champions 2 1 Titles by nation 3 Women s champions 3 1 Titles by nation 4 Nations team event 5 See also 6 References and notes 7 External linksHistory editThe first world championships in alpine skiing were held in 1931 During the 1930s the event was held annually in Europe until interrupted by the outbreak of World War II preventing a 1940 event An event was held in 1941 but included competitors only from nations from the Axis powers or nations not at war with them The results were later cancelled by the FIS in 1946 because of the limited number of participants so they are not considered official 1 Following the war the championships were connected with the Olympics for several decades From 1948 through 1982 the competition was held in even numbered years with the Winter Olympics acting as the World Championships through 1980 and a separate competition held in even numbered non Olympic years The 1950 championships in the United States at Aspen were the first held outside of Europe and the first official championships separate of the Olympics since 1939 The combined event was dropped after 1948 with the addition of the giant slalom in 1950 but returned in 1954 as a paper race which used the results of the three events downhill giant slalom and slalom During Olympic years from 1956 through 1980 FIS World Championship medals were awarded in the combined but not Olympic medals The combined returned as a separately run event in 1982 with its own downhill and two run slalom and the Super G was added to the program in 1987 Both were also added to the Olympics in 1988 There were no World Championships in 1983 or 1984 and since 1985 they have been scheduled in odd numbered years independent of the Winter Olympics A lack of snow in southern Spain in 1995 caused a postponement to the following year Men s champions editYear Location Downhill Slalom Combined Giant slalom Super G Parallel giant slalom 1931 nbsp Murren nbsp Walter Prager nbsp David Zogg n a n a n a n a 1932 nbsp Cortina nbsp Gustav Lantschner nbsp Friedl Dauber nbsp Otto Furrer n a n a n a 1933 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Walter Prager 2 nbsp Toni Seelos nbsp Toni Seelos n a n a n a 1934 nbsp St Moritz nbsp David Zogg nbsp Franz Pfnur nbsp David Zogg n a n a n a 1935 nbsp Murren nbsp Franz Zingerle nbsp Toni Seelos 2 nbsp Toni Seelos 2 n a n a n a 1936 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Rudolf Rominger nbsp Rudolph Matt nbsp Rudolf Rominger n a n a n a 1937 nbsp Chamonix nbsp Emile Allais nbsp Emile Allais nbsp Emile Allais n a n a n a 1938 nbsp Engelberg nbsp James Couttet nbsp Rudolf Rominger nbsp Emile Allais 2 n a n a n a 1939 nbsp Zakopane nbsp Hellmut Lantschner nbsp Rudolf Rominger 2 nbsp Josef Jennewein n a n a n a 1941 nbsp Cortina Competitions derecognized by the FIS in 1946 due to the limited number of participants during wartime 1 1948 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Henri Oreiller nbsp Edy Reinalter nbsp Henri Oreiller n a n a n a 1950 nbsp Aspen nbsp Zeno Colo nbsp Georges Schneider n a nbsp Zeno Colo n a n a 1952 nbsp Oslo nbsp Zeno Colo 2 nbsp Othmar Schneider n a nbsp Stein Eriksen n a n a 1954 nbsp Are nbsp Christian Pravda nbsp Stein Eriksen nbsp Stein Eriksen nbsp Stein Eriksen 2 n a n a 1956 nbsp Cortina nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Toni Sailer n a n a 1958 nbsp Bad Gastein nbsp Toni Sailer 2 nbsp Josl Rieder nbsp Toni Sailer 2 nbsp Toni Sailer 2 n a n a 1960 nbsp Squaw Valley nbsp Jean Vuarnet nbsp Ernst Hinterseer nbsp Guy Perillat nbsp Roger Staub n a n a 1962 nbsp Chamonix nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Charles Bozon nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Egon Zimmermann n a n a 1964 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Egon Zimmermann nbsp Josef Stiegler nbsp Ludwig Leitner nbsp Francois Bonlieu n a n a 1966 nbsp Portillo nbsp Jean Claude Killy nbsp Carlo Senoner nbsp Jean Claude Killy nbsp Guy Perillat n a n a 1968 nbsp Grenoble nbsp Jean Claude Killy 2 nbsp Jean Claude Killy nbsp Jean Claude Killy 2 nbsp Jean Claude Killy n a n a 1970 nbsp Val Gardena nbsp Bernhard Russi nbsp Jean Noel Augert nbsp Billy Kidd nbsp Karl Schranz n a n a 1972 nbsp Sapporo nbsp Bernhard Russi 2 nbsp Francisco Fernandez Ochoa nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Gustav Thoni n a n a 1974 nbsp St Moritz nbsp David Zwilling nbsp Gustav Thoni nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Gustav Thoni 2 n a n a 1976 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Gustav Thoni 2 nbsp Heini Hemmi n a n a 1978 nbsp Garmisch Partenkirchen nbsp Josef Walcher nbsp Ingemar Stenmark nbsp Andreas Wenzel nbsp Ingemar Stenmark n a n a 1980 nbsp Lake Placid nbsp Leonhard Stock nbsp Ingemar Stenmark 2 nbsp Phil Mahre nbsp Ingemar Stenmark 2 n a n a 1982 nbsp Schladming nbsp Harti Weirather nbsp Ingemar Stenmark 3 nbsp Michel Vion nbsp Steve Mahre n a n a 1985 nbsp Bormio nbsp Pirmin Zurbriggen nbsp Jonas Nilsson nbsp Pirmin Zurbriggen nbsp Markus Wasmeier n a n a 1987 nbsp Crans Montana nbsp Peter Muller nbsp Frank Worndl nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Pirmin Zurbriggen nbsp Pirmin Zurbriggen n a 1989 nbsp Vail nbsp Hans Jorg Tauscher nbsp Rudolf Nierlich nbsp Marc Girardelli 2 nbsp Rudolf Nierlich nbsp Martin Hangl n a 1991 nbsp Saalbach nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Marc Girardelli nbsp Stephan Eberharter nbsp Rudolf Nierlich 2 nbsp Stephan Eberharter n a 1993 nbsp Morioka nbsp Urs Lehmann nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Lasse Kjus nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt Cancelled 2 n a 1996 nbsp Sierra Nevada nbsp Patrick Ortlieb nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Marc Girardelli 3 nbsp Alberto Tomba nbsp Atle Skardal n a 1997 nbsp Sestriere nbsp Bruno Kernen nbsp Tom Stiansen nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt nbsp Michael von Grunigen nbsp Atle Skardal 2 n a 1999 nbsp Vail Beaver Creek nbsp Hermann Maier nbsp Kalle Palander nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt 2 nbsp Lasse Kjus nbsp Lasse Kjus nbsp Hermann Maier n a 2001 nbsp St Anton nbsp Hannes Trinkl nbsp Mario Matt nbsp Kjetil Andre Aamodt 3 nbsp Michael von Grunigen 2 nbsp Daron Rahlves n a 2003 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Michael Walchhofer nbsp Ivica Kostelic nbsp Bode Miller nbsp Bode Miller nbsp Stephan Eberharter 2 n a 2005 nbsp Bormio nbsp Bode Miller nbsp Benjamin Raich nbsp Benjamin Raich nbsp Hermann Maier nbsp Bode Miller n a 2007 nbsp Are nbsp Aksel Lund Svindal nbsp Mario Matt 2 nbsp Daniel Albrecht nbsp Aksel Lund Svindal nbsp Patrick Staudacher n a 2009 nbsp Val d Isere nbsp John Kucera nbsp Manfred Pranger nbsp Aksel Lund Svindal nbsp Carlo Janka nbsp Didier Cuche n a 2011 nbsp Garmisch Partenkirchen nbsp Erik Guay nbsp Jean Baptiste Grange nbsp Aksel Lund Svindal 2 nbsp Ted Ligety nbsp Christof Innerhofer n a 2013 nbsp Schladming nbsp Aksel Lund Svindal 2 nbsp Marcel Hirscher nbsp Ted Ligety nbsp Ted Ligety 2 nbsp Ted Ligety n a 2015 nbsp Vail Beaver Creek nbsp Patrick Kung nbsp Jean Baptiste Grange 2 nbsp Marcel Hirscher nbsp Ted Ligety 3 nbsp Hannes Reichelt n a 2017 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Beat Feuz nbsp Marcel Hirscher 2 nbsp Luca Aerni nbsp Marcel Hirscher nbsp Erik Guay n a 2019 nbsp Are nbsp Kjetil Jansrud nbsp Marcel Hirscher 3 nbsp Alexis Pinturault nbsp Henrik Kristoffersen nbsp Dominik Paris n a 2021 nbsp Cortina nbsp Vincent Kriechmayr nbsp Sebastian Foss Solevag nbsp Marco Schwarz nbsp Mathieu Faivre nbsp Vincent Kriechmayr nbsp Mathieu Faivre 2023 nbsp Courchevel Meribel nbsp Marco Odermatt nbsp Henrik Kristoffersen nbsp Alexis Pinturault 2 nbsp Marco Odermatt nbsp James Crawford nbsp Alexander Schmid Held as part of the Winter Olympics 9 Titles by nation edit Rank Nation Total Downhill Slalom Combined Giant slalom Super G Parallel giant slalom 1 nbsp Austria 56 17 16 10 8 5 2 nbsp Switzerland 35 14 5 6 7 3 3 nbsp France 26 6 6 9 4 1 4 nbsp Norway 24 3 5 7 6 3 5 nbsp Italy 15 2 4 2 4 3 6 nbsp United States 13 1 4 5 3 7 nbsp Germany 9 2 3 2 1 1 8 nbsp Sweden 6 4 2 9 nbsp Canada 4 2 2 nbsp Luxembourg 4 1 3 11 nbsp Croatia 1 1 nbsp Finland 1 1 nbsp Liechtenstein 1 1 nbsp Spain 1 1 Women s champions editYear Location Downhill Slalom Combined Giant slalom Super G Parallel giant slalom 1931 nbsp Murren nbsp Esme Mackinnon nbsp Esme Mackinnon n a n a n a n a 1932 nbsp Cortina nbsp Paula Wiesinger nbsp Rosli Streiff nbsp Rosli Streiff n a n a n a 1933 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Inge Wersin Lantschner nbsp Inge Wersin Lantschner nbsp Inge Wersin Lantschner n a n a n a 1934 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Anny Ruegg nbsp Christl Cranz nbsp Christl Cranz n a n a n a 1935 nbsp Murren nbsp Christl Cranz nbsp Anny Ruegg nbsp Christl Cranz 2 n a n a n a 1936 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Evelyn Pinching nbsp Gerda Paumgarten nbsp Evelyn Pinching n a n a n a 1937 nbsp Chamonix nbsp Christl Cranz 2 nbsp Christl Cranz 2 nbsp Christl Cranz 3 n a n a n a 1938 nbsp Engelberg nbsp Lisa Resch nbsp Christl Cranz 3 nbsp Christl Cranz 4 n a n a n a 1939 nbsp Zakopane nbsp Christl Cranz 3 nbsp Christl Cranz 4 nbsp Christl Cranz 5 n a n a n a 1941 nbsp Cortina Competitions derecognized by the FIS in 1946 due to the limited number of participants during wartime 1 1948 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Hedy Schlunegger nbsp Gretchen Fraser nbsp Trude Beiser n a n a n a 1950 nbsp Aspen nbsp Trude Jochum Beiser nbsp Dagmar Rom n a nbsp Dagmar Rom n a n a 1952 nbsp Oslo nbsp Trude Jochum Beiser 2 nbsp Andrea Mead Lawrence n a nbsp Andrea Mead Lawrence n a n a 1954 nbsp Are nbsp Ida Schopfer nbsp Trude Klecker nbsp Ida Schopfer nbsp Lucienne Schmith n a n a 1956 nbsp Cortina nbsp Madeleine Berthod nbsp Renee Colliard nbsp Madeleine Berthod nbsp Ossi Reichert n a n a 1958 nbsp Bad Gastein nbsp Lucile Wheeler nbsp Inger Bjornbakken nbsp Frieda Danzer nbsp Lucile Wheeler n a n a 1960 nbsp Squaw Valley nbsp Heidi Biebl nbsp Anne Heggtveit nbsp Anne Heggtveit nbsp Yvonne Ruegg n a n a 1962 nbsp Chamonix nbsp Christl Haas nbsp Marianne Jahn nbsp Marielle Goitschel nbsp Marianne Jahn n a n a 1964 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Christl Haas 2 nbsp Christine Goitschel nbsp Marielle Goitschel 2 nbsp Marielle Goitschel n a n a 1966 nbsp Portillo nbsp Marielle Goitschel nbsp Annie Famose nbsp Marielle Goitschel 3 nbsp Marielle Goitschel 2 n a n a 1968 nbsp Grenoble nbsp Olga Pall nbsp Marielle Goitschel nbsp Nancy Greene nbsp Nancy Greene n a n a 1970 nbsp Val Gardena nbsp Annerosli Zryd nbsp Ingrid Lafforgue nbsp Michele Jacot nbsp Betsy Clifford n a n a 1972 nbsp Sapporo nbsp Marie Theres Nadig nbsp Barbara Ann Cochran nbsp Annemarie Proll nbsp Marie Theres Nadig n a n a 1974 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Fabienne Serrat nbsp Fabienne Serrat n a n a 1976 nbsp Innsbruck nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Rosi Mittermaier nbsp Kathy Kreiner n a n a 1978 nbsp Garmisch Partenkirchen nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll 2 nbsp Lea Solkner nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll 2 nbsp Maria Epple n a n a 1980 nbsp Lake Placid nbsp Annemarie Moser Proll 3 nbsp Hanni Wenzel 2 nbsp Hanni Wenzel nbsp Hanni Wenzel n a n a 1982 nbsp Haus im Ennstal nbsp Gerry Sorensen nbsp Erika Hess nbsp Erika Hess nbsp Erika Hess n a n a 1985 nbsp Bormio nbsp Michela Figini nbsp Perrine Pelen nbsp Erika Hess 2 nbsp Diann Roffe n a n a 1987 nbsp Crans Montana nbsp Maria Walliser nbsp Erika Hess 2 nbsp Erika Hess 3 nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Maria Walliser n a 1989 nbsp Vail nbsp Maria Walliser 2 nbsp Mateja Svet nbsp Tamara McKinney nbsp Vreni Schneider 2 nbsp Ulrike Maier n a 1991 nbsp Saalbach nbsp Petra Kronberger nbsp Vreni Schneider nbsp Chantal Bournissen nbsp Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Ulrike Maier 2 n a 1993 nbsp Morioka nbsp Kate Pace nbsp Karin Buder nbsp Miriam Vogt nbsp Carole Merle nbsp Katja Seizinger n a 1996 nbsp Sierra Nevada nbsp Picabo Street nbsp Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Pernilla Wiberg nbsp Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Isolde Kostner n a 1997 nbsp Sestriere nbsp Hilary Lindh nbsp Deborah Compagnoni nbsp Renate Gotschl nbsp Deborah Compagnoni 2 nbsp Isolde Kostner 2 n a 1999 nbsp Vail Beaver Creek nbsp Renate Gotschl nbsp Zali Steggall nbsp Pernilla Wiberg 2 nbsp Alexandra Meissnitzer nbsp Alexandra Meissnitzer n a 2001 nbsp St Anton nbsp Michaela Dorfmeister nbsp Anja Parson nbsp Martina Ertl nbsp Sonja Nef nbsp Regine Cavagnoud n a 2003 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Melanie Turgeon nbsp Janica Kostelic nbsp Janica Kostelic nbsp Anja Parson nbsp Michaela Dorfmeister n a 2005 nbsp Bormio nbsp Janica Kostelic nbsp Janica Kostelic 2 nbsp Janica Kostelic 2 nbsp Anja Parson 2 nbsp Anja Parson n a 2007 nbsp Are nbsp Anja Parson nbsp Sarka Zahrobska nbsp Anja Parson nbsp Nicole Hosp nbsp Anja Parson 2 n a 2009 nbsp Val d Isere nbsp Lindsey Vonn nbsp Maria Riesch nbsp Kathrin Zettel nbsp Kathrin Holzl nbsp Lindsey Vonn n a 2011 nbsp Garmisch Partenkirchen nbsp Elisabeth Gorgl nbsp Marlies Schild nbsp Anna Fenninger nbsp Tina Maze nbsp Elisabeth Gorgl n a 2013 nbsp Schladming nbsp Marion Rolland nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin nbsp Maria Hofl Riesch nbsp Tessa Worley nbsp Tina Maze n a 2015 nbsp Vail Beaver Creek nbsp Tina Maze nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin 2 nbsp Tina Maze nbsp Anna Fenninger nbsp Anna Fenninger n a 2017 nbsp St Moritz nbsp Ilka Stuhec nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin 3 nbsp Wendy Holdener nbsp Tessa Worley 2 nbsp Nicole Schmidhofer n a 2019 nbsp Are nbsp Ilka Stuhec 2 nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin 4 nbsp Wendy Holdener 2 nbsp Petra Vlhova nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin n a 2021 nbsp Cortina nbsp Corinne Suter nbsp Katharina Liensberger nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin nbsp Lara Gut Behrami nbsp Lara Gut Behrami nbsp Marta Bassino nbsp Katharina Liensberger 2023 nbsp Courchevel Meribel nbsp Jasmine Flury nbsp Laurence St Germain nbsp Federica Brignone nbsp Mikaela Shiffrin nbsp Marta Bassino nbsp Maria Therese Tviberg Held as part of the Winter Olympics 9 Titles by nation edit Rank Nation Total Downhill Slalom Combined Giant slalom Super G Parallel giant slalom 1 nbsp Austria 42 13 9 7 5 7 1 2 nbsp Switzerland 36 11 6 10 7 2 3 nbsp Germany 25 6 6 9 3 1 4 nbsp France 20 2 5 5 7 1 5 nbsp United States 17 3 7 2 3 2 6 nbsp Canada 12 4 2 2 4 7 nbsp Sweden 11 1 2 3 3 2 8 nbsp Italy 9 1 1 1 2 3 1 9 nbsp Slovenia 6 3 1 1 1 10 nbsp Croatia 5 1 2 2 11 nbsp Great Britain 4 2 1 1 nbsp Liechtenstein 4 2 1 1 13 nbsp Norway 2 1 1 14 nbsp Australia 1 1 nbsp Czech Republic 1 1 nbsp Slovakia 1 1 nbsp Yugoslavia 1 1 Nations team event editYear Location Champion 2005 nbsp Bormio nbsp GermanyMonika Bergmann SchmudererFlorian EckertAndreas ErtlMartina ErtlHilde GergFelix Neureuther 2007 nbsp Are nbsp AustriaRenate GotschlMichaela KirchgasserMario MattBenjamin RaichMarlies SchildFritz Strobl 2009 nbsp Val d Isere Cancelled 3 2011 a href, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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