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$118K

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Senior Consultant
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is the lowest paying job at Slalom Consulting at $100,000 annually.

Slalom Consulting employees earn $117,500 annually on average, or $56 per hour.

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The highest paid Slalom Consulting employees are Senior Managers at $166,000 annually. The lowest paid Slalom Consulting employees are Sr Consultant (3-5 yr exp)s at $100,000.

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How much they earn in winter sports

Why skiers are paid more than biathletes, while bobsleigh and skeleton compete almost for free

By the beginning of December, all winter sports opened their season. Bobsledders and skeletonists were the last to join the competitive rhythm – the first stage of the World Cup was held over the weekend in Sigulda, Latvia. The rest of the sports started earlier, and, for example, in figure skating they have already managed to play for the awards of the prestigious Grand Prix series.

Russian athletes started the 2018/19 season very successfully. Alexander Bolshunov leads the overall standings of the World Cup in cross-country skiing, Evgeny Klimov became the first Russian to win the World Cup in ski jumping, the crew of Nadezhda Sergeeva and Yulia Belomestnykh reached silver at the World Cup in bobsleigh – and this is the first podium for bobsledders from Russia for 15 years. Many victories in speed skating, medals in short track, skeleton, biathlon and figure skating. Forbes found out how much they pay for them.

White gold

Winter sports live within their means: the amount of prize money for athletes directly depends on how commercially successful this or that federation is. The more spectators in the stands and the higher the TV ratings of the sport, the more solid the sponsors and, as a result, the more zeros in the prize amounts.

Popular on TV competitions – ski jumping, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and biathlon – generously pay for the success of athletes. So, for winning the Alpine Skiing World Cup, you can earn from ₣38,000 to ₣79000, the Tour de Ski champion gets ₣55,000, and in biathlon the lead in the overall World Cup standings at the end of the season costs €28,000. – extremely few.

Outside of popular televised events, the bonus system operates with much more modest numbers. In bobsleigh and skeleton, prizes are paid only at the end of the season, in speed skating, a stage victory costs $1,500, and in sledding, €1,000.

Telegenicity and the stable interest of sponsors ensure the financial well-being of biathlon: a tight competitive calendar and solid fees. The prize fund of the 2018/19 World Cup has grown by a third compared to last season. The International Biathlon Union (IBU) introduced bonuses for final victories in individual disciplines (only 1st place is awarded: €10,000 for individual races, €20,000 for relay races), and also increased payments for success at the World Championships (€25,000 – for winning the individual race, €28,000 for the relay). The IBU also has a reward system at the end of the season. The overall winner will receive €28,000, and the 10th place winner will receive €6,000. Plus, in biathlon, even those who do not qualify for the status World Cup have the opportunity to earn money. For example, at the stages of a more modest IBU Cup, the top six are celebrated – from €3,000 to €8,000.

The International Ski Federation (FIS) prefers settlements in Swiss francs and sets a minimum prize fund for each World Cup start of ₣120,000. However, prize money is higher at particularly prestigious stages: for example, in the 2017/18 season in the men’s downhill in Kitzbühel, ₣200,000 were played, and in women’s slalom in Austrian Flachau – ₣194,054. Women have more “expensive” races in the calendar, so the leadership of the American Shiffrin in the income ranking (12 wins in the 17/18 season) should not be surprising. The leader in men – Austrian Marcel Hirscher – earned ₣669681.

In cross-country skiing, the theme of multi-day competitions is actively developed, where the main cash bonuses are distributed over the results of several starts, and modest pay is paid for winning at a separate distance. Thus, the prize fund of the Tour de Ski – 7 races in 9 days – is ₣560,000, while the victory at the stage costs ₣3,000, in the overall standings – ₣55,000. One of the starting stages of the season (in 2018 it was the Lillehammer Triple) and the World Cup final were arranged according to the same scheme. Based on the results of each race, only winners are rewarded (₣5,000 – ₣3,000 – ₣2,000), and according to the results of the race, the top 20 receive bonuses: from ₣22,500 to ₣250. According to the results of the World Cup, payments are provided for the top 6: ₣ 31350 for the winner, ₣4125 for the 6th place.

Only the strongest athletes participate in the Grand Prix series, and the figure skater (duet) can only compete in two stages, and the top six in each discipline go to the final. In addition, European and world championships are held annually. Winning the Euro is worth $20,000 ($30,000 for couples), the best result at the World Championship is $45,000 ($67,500 for couples). From August to December, tournaments of a more modest Challengers series (10 stages) are held, where at the end of the season the top three participants in each event are rewarded: $4,000 – $3,000 – $2,000 for singles and $5,000 – $4,000 – $3,000 for couples.

Women won the right to play in top tournaments only by the end of the 2000s, so there is no question of any financial equality here yet: men compete and earn more. At the same time, ski jumping is the most popular TV sport of the winter, gathering an audience of under 3 billion per season. This explains the interest of sponsors and the growing prize money. Previously, the 4-Hills-Tournament was considered the most prestigious and cash competition (plus ₣25,000 for the final victory), and since 2017, four Norwegian World Cups have been combined into the Raw Air tournament with a prize pool of ₣100,000 for the top 3 in overall standings.

Speed ​​skating is ruled by specialization: sprinters rarely succeed in long distances and vice versa, so athletes, as a rule, start only in “their” disciplines. Understanding this, the International Federation (ISU) organizes several world championships every year – in the classic all-around, sprint and individual distances. So skaters of any specialty have a chance to get a valuable title and serious prize money. For example, the winner of the overall World Championship at individual distances receives $72,000.

Short track

$15,000 Worth winning the overall World Cup standings in each individual discipline (500m, 1000m and 1500m). The tournament consists of five stages, but athletes receive cash prizes only at the end of the season: $12,000 for 2nd place, $9,000 for 3rd, and $2,500 for 10th. Team achievements are also rewarded. The victory in the relay event is valued at $12,000, in the mixed discipline – at $8,000. You can earn extra money in short track at the annual world championships ($6,000 for gold) and Europe ($2,500).

Snowboard

₣25,000 is the minimum start prize fund of the World Cup. In individual disciplines (halfpipe, slopestyle, big air), the top 10 participants receive money: the first place gets 45%, the 10th – 1. 5%. In parallel events (slalom and giant slalom) and snowboard cross, the total prize money must be at least ₣30,000 and is distributed among the top 16. In team competitions, the ₣15,000 bonus is shared by the top three.

Freestyle

₣375 can be earned for 10th place at the World Cup in one of the six disciplines of freestyle skiing: mogul, ski cross, acrobatics, big air, halfpipe and slopestyle. They pay ₣11,250 for a victory. Organizers of the competition are allowed to establish a special prize fund, combining several starts into a total score, but the additional bonus must be at least 25% of the minimum set – ₣25,000.

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₣160 510 earned for the 2017/18 season by the Japanese combined athlete Akito Watabe. He received ₣37,500 for winning the overall World Cup standings, and ₣6,250 for the prize for the best jumper. In addition, he became the winner of the two main tournaments of the season: the Nordic Combined Triple in Seefeld made him richer by ₣24,000, and the Finnish Ruka Tour by ₣22,000. In addition, ₣33,150 are played at each start of the World Cup: 1st place costs ₣8,000, 2nd — ₣6,000, 3rd — ₣4,000, 20th — ₣350. Watabe never dropped below 16th.

Bobsleigh and Skeleton

€20,000 The team that wins the overall Bobsleigh World Cup standings (twos or fours) receives €1,000 for 10th place. In Skeleton, the best result at the end of the season is worth €5,000. Prizes are not paid for victories at individual stages, as well as for successes at the World and European Championships in bobsleigh and skeleton.

Luge

€220,000 is the total prize fund of the Luge World Cup. Competitions are held in seven disciplines: four men’s (single sled, double sled and sprint), two women’s (single sled and sprint), plus a mixed relay. Winning a World Cup stage costs €1000, 2nd place €900, 3rd — €800, 6th — €100.

Men’s Alpine Giant Slalom

January 26

00:10
Skiing. World Cup. Meyar wins giant slalom, Caviezel 2nd, Schwartz 3rd |1

Jan 11

10:07
Ski World Cup in Garmisch-Partenkirchen canceled due to lack of snow|4

Jan 7

18:07
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 2nd, Meyar 3rd|3

December 18, 2022

18:59
Skiing. World Cup. Broten wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 2nd, Odermatt 3rd|0

October 23, 2022

21:33
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt wins giant slalom, Kranjec 2nd|15

March 19, 2022

15:12
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt wins giant slalom, Broten 2nd |2

March 12, 2022

20:04
Skiing. World Cup. Kristoffersen wins giant slalom, Broten and Odermatt share 2nd place|2

February 13, 2022

11:25
Men’s giant slalom results in alpine skiing at the 2022 Olympics: Odermatt won, the Russians did not finish |0

11:20
Olympics 2022. Skiing. Odermatt wins giant slalom, Kranjec 2nd, Russians didn’t finish|41

07:30
Olympiad-2022, February 13, schedule of all finals of the day: 7 sets of medals will be played |83

January 8, 2022

19:41
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt won the giant slalom, Pinturo was 3rd, Kuznetsov and Andrienko did not pass in the second attempt |4

December 19, 2021

19:27
Skiing. World Cup. Kristoffersen won the giant slalom, Andrienko 24th, Kuznetsov 28th|9

December 11, 2021

20:44
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt won the giant slalom, Pinturo – 2nd, Andrienko and Kuznetsov did not pass in the second attempt |5

October 24, 2021

16:12
Skiing. World Cup. Odermatt won the giant slalom, Kuznetsov, Alekhin and Andrienko did not pass in the second attempt |2

March 20, 2021

17:05
Skiing. World Cup. Pinturo wins giant slalom, Zubcic 2nd, Favre 3rd|9

February 19, 2021

18:15
Skiing. World Championship. Favre won the giant slalom, De Aliprandini – 2nd|11

December 6, 2020

13:57
Men’s giant slalom at the World Cup in Italy postponed to December 7 due to snow

October 18, 2020

15:35
Skiing. World Cup. Broten wins giant slalom, Pinturo 4th, Christoffersen 5th|1

March 6, 2020

14:44
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October 27, 2019

17:15
Skiing. World Cup. Pinturo wins giant slalom, Favre 2nd|5

March 9, 2019

17:52
Skiing. World Cup. Christoffersen wins giant slalom, Hirscher 6th|3

March 7, 2019

19:01
Video Universiade-2019. March 7th. Russia took 13 out of 17 medals |55

January 12, 2019

18:10
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom |1

December 8, 2018

16:03
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 2nd|4

December 3, 2018

00:58
Skiing. World Cup. Luitz wins giant slalom, Hirscher 2nd|4

October 30, 2018

15:47
World Cup men’s giant slalom, canceled October 28, rescheduled for December 20|2

October 28, 2018

11:07
Men’s giant slalom at the World Cup in Sölden canceled due to bad weather|1

March 30, 2018

15:46
Skiing. Russian championship. Khoroshilov won the slalom and other results|1

March 17, 2018

16:42
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 2nd|3

February 18, 2018

09:12
Olympics 2018. Skiing. Hirscher wins, Christoffersen 2nd, Pinturo 3rd|41

February 14, 2018

14:11
Alpine skier Andrienko will not perform at the 2018 Olympics due to injury

January 28, 2018

16:36
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Feller 2nd|3

December 17, 2017

16:26
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 2nd|6

December 4, 2017

00:30
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Hirscher won, Christoffersen – 2nd|6

February 17, 2017

16:49
Skiing. World Championship. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Christoffersen 4th|7

December 18, 2016

15:59
Skiing. World Cup. Hirscher wins giant slalom, Favre 2nd|6

December 4, 2016

16:57
Skiing. World Cup. Favre wins giant slalom, Hirscher 2nd|4

October 23, 2016

15:20
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Pinturo won, Hirscher 2nd, Neureuther 3rd|27

March 4, 2016

16:26
Skiing. World Cup. Pinturo wins giant slalom, Hirscher 3rd, Christoffersen 4th|9

February 13, 2016

11:25
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Pinturo won, Christoffersen 4th, Hirscher 6th|18

December 12, 2015

15:49
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Hirscher wins, Neureuther 2nd|11

October 25, 2015

15:47
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Ligeti won, Hirscher – 3rd | 24

October 13, 2015

21:52
Gianfranco Kasper: “We will fight to keep traditional competitions at the Games”|7

March 21, 2015

21:11
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Christoffersen won, Hirscher – 4th|8

March 1, 2015

22:38
Skiing. World Cup. Giant slalom. Hirscher won, Neureuther 2nd|4

February 14, 2015

01:24
Skiing. World Championship. Ligeti wins giant slalom, Hirscher 2nd, Neureuther 4th|38

March 5, 2010

13:50
Stanislav Detkov: “There is no permanent sparring partner”|0

February 25, 2010

01:00
Second attempt in women’s giant slalom postponed due to inclement weather|0

February 24, 2010

02:20
Vancouver 2010. February 23. All medals of the day |175

01:10
Vancouver 2010. Skiing. Giant slalom. Swiss Janka won, Svindal 3rd|0

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February 22, 2010

23:50
Defago will not take part in the giant slalom|0

05:30
Vancouver 2010. February 21st. All medals of the day |101

February 17, 2010

19:13
Vancouver 2010.