Alpine Ski Junior World Championship

The FIS Alpine Ski Junior World Championships are a sporting event in which the junior world champions in the alpine skiing disciplines downhill , super-G , giant slalom , slalom and combination are determined every year in different races . A team competition has also been held since 2012 . A super combination has been held since 2014, before the race points from downhill, giant slalom and slalom were added to determine the combination rating. The organizer is the World Ski Federation FIS . Eligible are 16 to 21 year old skiers (up to 2012: 15 to 20 year olds), including those who are already starting in the Ski World Cup . Junior World Championships were held for the first time in 1982, before that there were Junior European Championships from 1972 . According to the official language of the FIS, the sporting event is named in the plural and is called "FIS Alpine Junior Ski World Championships (year)".

Eligibility to start in the season finale: The respective junior world champions are authorized to start in the season finale of the World Cup (outside of other limitations).

Venues

St. Anton 2023 Panorama 2022 Bansko 2021 Narvik 2020 Fassa Valley 2019 Davos 2018 Are 2017 Sochi 2016 Hafjell 2015 Jasná 2014 Québec 2013 Roccaraso 2012 Crans-Montana 2011 Mont Blanc region 2010

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2009 Formigal 2008 Altenmarkt-Zauchensee / Flachau 2007 Québec 2006 Bardonecchia 2005 Maribor 2004 Briançonnais 2003 Tarvisio / Sella Nevea / Ravascletto 2002 Verbier 2001 Québec 2000 Pra Loup / La Sauze 1999 Megève / Chamonix / Saint-Gervais 1998 Schladming 1997 Hoch-Ybrig 1996

Voss 1995 Lake Placid 1994 Monte Campione / Colere 1993 Maribor 1992 Geilo / Hemsedal 1991 Zinal 1990 Aleyska 1989 Madonna di Campiglio 1988 Hemsedal / Sälen 1987 Bad Kleinkirchheim 1986 Jasná 1985 Sugarloaf 1984 Sestriere 1983 Auron 1982

The most successful participants

See: List of junior world champions in alpine skiing

The most successful participants in terms of the number of world championship titles are Marco Odermatt ( SUI ), Sabine Ginther ( AUT ) and Henrik Kristoffersen ( NOR ) with six gold medals each . Maria Riesch ( GER ) won the most medals with a total of nine .

So far, four athletes have won medals in all five disciplines. Kjetil André Aamodt ( NOR ), Tobias Hellman ( SWE ) and Mélanie Turgeon ( CAN ) each achieved this feat at a single World Championship. Maria Riesch needed three consecutive world championships for this.

space	Surname	country	From	To	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Sabine Ginther	Austria	1987	1989	6th	2	-	8th
1	Henrik Kristoffersen	Norway	2012	2015	6th	2	-	8th
3	Marco Odermatt	Switzerland	2016	2018	6th	-	1	7th
4th	Maria Riesch	Germany	2001	2004	5	2	2	9
5	Julia Mancuso	United States	2001	2004	5	-	3	8th
6th	Benjamin Raich	Austria	1996	1998	5	-	-	5
7th	Anna Veith	Austria	2006	2009	4th	2	1	7th
8th	Anja Pärson	Sweden	1998	2000	4th	-	2	6th
9	Karen Putzer	Italy	1996	1997	4th	-	-	4th
10	Marcel Hirscher	Austria	2007	2009	3	2	1	6th

Eternal medal table

(including the team competitions held since 2012)

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Austria	96	104	93	293
2	Switzerland	58	57	42	157
3	Italy	40	37	38	115
4th	United States	29	24	19th	72
5	Norway	28	34	26th	88
6th	Germany	26th	29	24	79
7th	France	25th	17th	34	76
8th	Sweden	22nd	16	13	51
9	Slovenia	15th	12	16	43
10	Canada	10	11	16	37
11	Yugoslavia	7th	7th	8th	22nd
12	Soviet Union	3	2	4th	9
13	Finland	2	4th	9	15th
14th	Liechtenstein	2	4th	1	7th
15th	Czechoslovakia	2	3	3	8th
16	Czech Republic	2	1	4th	7th
17th	Slovakia	2	-	1	3
18th	Croatia	1	3	5	9
19th	Japan	1	2	2	5
20th	Bulgaria	1	-	1	2
	New Zealand	1	-	1	2
22nd	Russia	-	4th	4th	8th
23	Spain	-	1	1	2
24	United Kingdom	-	1	-	1
25th	Belgium	-	-	3	3
26th	Chile	-	-	1	1
	Total (1982 to 2019)	373	373	369	1115

Web links

• Results of the Junior World Championships on the website of the International Ski Federation
• Important dates for the next few years on the website of the International Ski Association

Individual evidence

1. ↑ International Ski Competition Rules, page 44 ( Memento of the original from February 20, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (English)