List of World Cup winners in cycling ball

The list of World Cup winners in cycling ball offers a statistical analysis of all medal winners from world cup tournaments in cycling ball . Final tournaments are counted here like any other World Cup tournament. So far, world cup tournaments have been won by players from five nations. The most successful athlete is Simon König from Austria with 20 World Cup victories.

Leaderboard

Legend

Place: Indicates the order of the athletes. This is determined by the number of gold medals. If the number is the same, the silver medals are compared, then the bronze medals. Country: Name the country for which the athlete started. Name: gives the name of the athlete. By: The year the athlete won the first World Cup medal. Until: The year in which the athlete won the last World Cup medal. Gold: states the number of gold medals won. Silver: states the number of silver medals won. Bronze: states the number of bronze medals won. Total: states the number of all medals won. Marked in bold: players are still active.

Status: end of 2017 season

rank	country	Surname	From	To	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Austria	Simon King	2003	2016	20th	19th	11	50
2	Austria	Patrick Schnetzer	2010	2017	19th	7th	3	29
3	Switzerland	Peter Jiricek	2002	2016	18th	14th	17th	49
4th	Switzerland	Dominik Planzer	2007	2017	17th	14th	6th	37
5	Switzerland	Roman Schneider	2002	2017	16	16	6th	38
6th	Austria	Markus Bröll	2006	2017	16	8th	3	27
7th	Austria	Dietmar Schneider	2003	2012	14th	12	6th	32
8th	Austria	Florian Fischer	2009	2017	12	13	7th	32
9	Switzerland	Marcel Waldispühl	2008	2016	9	8th	10	27
10	Germany	Matthias King	2008	2015	8th	5	12	25th
10	Germany	Uwe Berner	2008	2015	8th	5	12	25th
12	Germany	Jens Krichbaum	2002	2014	8th	5	7th	20th
13	Germany	Mike Pfaffenberger	2003	2012	7th	6th	5	18th
14th	Switzerland	Paul Looser	2002	2007	7th	4th	3	14th
15th	Germany	Steve Pfaffenberger	2003	2006	7th	1	4th	12
16	Czech Republic	Jiří Hrdlička	2002	2015	6th	10	6th	22nd
17th	Germany	Thomas Abel	2002	2008	6th	9	9	24
18th	Czech Republic	Pavel Loskot	2002	2015	6th	1	3	10
19th	Germany	Holger Krichbaum	2002	2011	5	5	5	15th
20th	Germany	Marco Rossmann	2006	2014	5	2	5	12
21st	Austria	Reinhard Schneider	2002	2004	5	0	1	6th
22nd	Czech Republic	Miroslav Berger	2002	2006	4th	8th	5	17th
23	Germany	Christian Hess	2005	2008	4th	7th	5	16
24	Czech Republic	Pavel Smid	2002	2015	4th	6th	7th	17th
25th	Germany	André Kopp	2009	2017	4th	4th	12	20th
25th	Germany	Manuel Kopp	2009	2017	4th	4th	12	20th
27	Czech Republic	Radim Hason	2002	2010	4th	3	4th	11
28	Austria	Marco Schallert	2002	2002	4th	0	0	4th
29	Czech Republic	Petr Skotak	2002	2015	3	5	7th	15th
30th	Austria	Martin Lingg	2006	2016	3	4th	3	10
31	Germany	Bernd Mlady	2014	2017	3	2	7th	12
31	Germany	Gerhard Mlady	2014	2017	3	2	7th	12
33	Switzerland	Timo Reichen	2005	2008	3	2	6th	11
34	Germany	Jens houses	2002	2004	2	2	4th	8th
35	Germany	Roman Müller	2006	2011	2	2	3	7th
36	Belgium	Christoph Baudu	2004	2012	2	2	2	6th

Nations ranking

rank	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Austria	48	36	31	105
2	Germany	38	42	61	141
3	Switzerland	36	36	27	99
4th	Czech Republic	15th	18th	16	49
5	Belgium	2	2	2	6th
6th	France	0	3	1	4th
7th	Japan	0	2	11	13

Web links

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