Most World Cup Wins in Each Discipline
The records for most World Cup wins in each discipline are as follows (March 15, 2012):
| Discipline | Men (Top 3) | Women (Top 3) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Country | Wins | Name | Country | Wins | ||
| Downhill | Franz Klammer Peter Müller Stephan Eberharter |
Austria Switzerland Austria |
25 19 18 |
Annemarie Moser-Pröll Lindsey Vonn Renate Götschl |
Austria United States Austria |
36 26 24 |
|
| Super G | Hermann Maier Pirmin Zurbriggen Marc Girardelli |
Austria Switzerland Luxembourg |
24 10 9 |
Lindsey Vonn Renate Götschl Katja Seizinger |
United States Austria Germany |
18 17 16 |
|
| Giant Slalom | Ingemar Stenmark Michael von Grünigen Alberto Tomba |
Sweden Switzerland Italy |
46 23 15 |
Vreni Schneider Annemarie Moser-Pröll Anita Wachter |
Switzerland Austria Austria |
20 16 14 |
|
| Slalom | Ingemar Stenmark Alberto Tomba Marc Girardelli |
Sweden Italy Luxembourg |
40 35 16 |
Vreni Schneider Marlies Schild Erika Hess |
Switzerland Austria Switzerland |
34 33 21 |
|
| Combined | Marc Girardelli Pirmin Zurbriggen Phil Mahre |
Luxembourg Switzerland United States |
11 11 11 |
Hanni Wenzel Annemarie Moser-Pröll Brigitte Oertli |
Liechtenstein Austria Switzerland |
8 7 7 |
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