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Odermatt and Shiffrin earned the most

The reward for success: Marco Odermatt not only won the most crystal globes in this World Cup season, but also collected by far the most prize money

The reward for success: Marco Odermatt not only won the most crystal globes in this World Cup season, but also collected by far the most prize money

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The overall World Cup winners Marco Odermatt and Mikaela Shiffrin have unsurprisingly collected by far the most prize money in the past World Cup season.

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26.03.2026, 11:39•26.03.2026, 11:45

Odermatt secured the equivalent of 679,000 francs with a total of 14 podium places, including nine victories, which is significantly less than in previous years. Since his record-breaking 2023 season, which brought him 941,000 francs, his prize money has steadily decreased.

This season, Odermatt's victory in the Super-G in Kitzbühel alone earned him 117,000 francs. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen follows a long way behind the 28-year-old. The Brazilian won 416,000 francs. With Loïc Meillard (3rd/290,000 francs) and Franjo von Allmen (5th/255,000 francs), two more Swiss riders finished in the top 5 of the prize money rankings.

In the women's event, no one was able to keep up with Mikaela Shiffrin. The American secured 563,000 francs in prize money, almost 228,000 francs more than runner-up Emma Aicher from Germany. With Camille Rast (4th/293,000 francs), there is a Swiss woman in the women's top 10.

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