| bgcolor=#BCD4E6 colspan=2 align="center" | Vitranc Cup | |
|---|---|---|
From the first Vitranc Cup (1961) | ||
| bgcolor=#b0c4de colspan=2 align="center" | Information | |
| Slovenian: | Pokal Vitranc | |
| Debut: | 4–5 March 1961 | |
| Disciplines: | slalom, giant slalom | |
| Member: | Club5+ | |
| Editions: | 61 | |
| bgcolor=#b0c4de colspan=2 align="center" | Most wins | |
| Total: |  Marcel Hirscher (6x) | |
| Giant slalom: |  Ted Ligety (5x) | |
| Slalom: | Benjamin Raich (4x) | |
| bgcolor=#b0c4de colspan=2 align="center" | World Cup events | |
| Total: | 80 | |
| Men: | 79 | |
| Women: | 1 | |
| bgcolor=#b0c4de colspan=2 align="center" | Current course | |
| Name: | "Podkoren 3" | |
| Opened: | 1 December 1983 | |
| Max. incline: | 30.5° degrees (59%) | |
| Min. incline: | 10.2° degrees (18%) | |
| Architect: | Peter Lakota | |
| bgcolor=#b0c4de colspan=2 align="center" | Full cancelation | |
| 5–times: | 1974, 1976, 1981, 2000, 2020 |
Vitranc Cup (Slovenian: Pokal Vitranc) is an annual FIS Alpine Ski World Cup competition, held since 1961 in Kranjska Gora, Upper Carniola, Slovenia.
For Giant slalom, Kranjska Gora is considered one of the three most prestigious and challenging locations in the world, along with Adelboden and Alta Badia.
This competition is the successor of the "Bukovniški smuk" (Bukovnik Downhill), "kamikaze dowhnill" race first held in Kranjska Gora in 1949.[1]
On 4 March 1961, the first ever Vitranc Cup event was held on an extremely demanding and steep giant slalom course from the top of the Vitranc mountain. The event was also known as "hara-kiri with acceleration".[2] [3] [4]
In 1962, for the only time in history, the competition did not meet the schedule at all, because the Yugoslavian Ski Federation office in Belgrade simply forgot to send the application to the International Ski Federation (FIS).[5]
On 10 March 1968, the Vitranc Cup (Kranjska Gora) hosted the first ever World Cup alpine ski event in Slovenia (also Yugoslavia at the same time). The Slalom was won by the French skier Patrick Russel.[6]
On 20 March 1982, Bojan Križaj was the first Slovenian to win the World Cup at the home ground in front of a record crowd of 32,000 people. This record hasn't been broken yet at alpine skiing events in Slovenia, and it beat the record set at Ingemar Stenmark's event.[7] [8]
On 29–30 January 1983, the Vitranc Cup competition was, for the last time, held on an old steep course above the old gas station, before moving to a new and now permanent course in nearby Podkoren, still in use today.
On 1–2 December 1983, the competition was, for the first time, held and permanently moved to the new "Podkoren 3" course nearby, constructed and designed by ex Slovenian skier Peter Lakota. The women's competition was held first, the next day was the men's race. It was the first and only time in history when Slovenia hosted the World Cup opening race for both men and women. This was also the first and only time when women competed for the Vitranc Cup.[9] [10] [11]
On 21 December 1985, Rok Petrovič celebrated the 2nd of his five World Cup career wins in his career, dominating the season, in front of a home crowd of 30,000 people.[12] [13]
On 20 December 1986, then Slovenian sports icons Bojan Križaj and Petrovič achieved a double Slovenian win, beating 3rd placed Ingemar Stenmark.[14]
| width=53 | Edition | width=40 | Year | width=105 | Date | width=40 | Event | width=200 | Winner | width=200 | Second | width=200 | Third |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" | 62nd | 2023 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 12 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | GS | Marco Odermatt |  Alexis Pinturault |  Henrik Kristoffersen | ||||
| 11 March | GS | Marco Odermatt | Henrik Kristoffersen | Alexis Pinturault | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 61st | 2022 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 13 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | GS | Stefan Brennsteiner | ||||||
| 12 March | GS | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 60th | 2021 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 14 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Victor Muffat-Jeandet | Ramon Zenhäusern | |||||
| 13 March | GS | Stefan Brennsteiner | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#FDBCB4 | 59th | 2020 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 15 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic | ||||||
| 14 March | GS | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 58th | 2019 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 10 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Ramon Zenhäusern | Henrik Kristoffersen | Marcel Hirscher | ||||
| 9 March | GS | Henrik Kristoffersen | Rasmus Windingstad | Marco Odermatt | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 57th | 2018 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 4 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Marcel Hirscher | Henrik Kristoffersen | Ramon Zenhäusern | ||||
| 3 March | GS | Alexis Pinturault | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 56th | 2017 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 5 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL |  Stefano Gross | Felix Neureuther | |||||
| 4 March | GS | Leif Kristian Haugen |  Matts Olsson | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 55th | 2016 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 6 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Marcel Hirscher | Henrik Kristoffersen | Stefano Gross | ||||
| 5 March | GS | Marcel Hirscher | Alexis Pinturault | Henrik Kristoffersen | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 54th | 2015 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 15 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Giuliano Razzoli | Mattias Hargin | |||||
| 14 March | GS | Thomas Fanara | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 53rd | 2014 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 9 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Fritz Dopfer | Henrik Kristoffersen | |||||
| 8 March | GS | Henrik Kristoffersen | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 52nd | 2013 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 10 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Marcel Hirscher | Mario Matt | |||||
| 9 March | GS | Alexis Pinturault | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 51st | 2012 | 11 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | André Myhrer | Cristian Deville | Alexis Pinturault | |||||
| 10 March | GS | Marcel Hirscher | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 50th | 2011 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 6 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Nolan Kasper Axel Bäck | ||||||
| 5 March | GS | Beat Feuz | Michael Walchhofer | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 49th | 2010 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 31 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Reinfried Herbst | Marcel Hirscher | Julien Lizeroux | ||||
| 30 January | GS | Marcel Hirscher | Ted Ligety | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 48th | 2009 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 1 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Julien Lizeroux | Giuliano Razzoli | Felix Neureuther | ||||
| 28 February | GS | Massimiliano Blardone | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 47th | 2008 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 9 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Ivica Kostelić | Marcel Hirscher | |||||
| 8 March | GS | Massimiliano Blardone | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 46th | 2007 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 4 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Benjamin Raich | Manfred Mölgg | |||||
| 3 March | GS |  François Bourque | Massimiliano Blardone | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 45th | 2005 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 22 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Giorgio Rocca | Thomas Grandi | Ted Ligety | ||||
| 21 December | GS | Massimiliano Blardone | Thomas Grandi | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 44th | 2005 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 27 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Giorgio Rocca | André Myhrer | Benjamin Raich | ||||
| 26 February | GS | Benjamin Raich | Hermann Maier |  Kalle Palander | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 43rd | 2004 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 29 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Truls Ove Karlsen | Tom Stiansen | Mario Matt | ||||
| 28 February | GS | Bode Miller | Alberto Schieppati | Alexander Ploner | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 42nd | 2003 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 5 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Rainer Schönfelder | Jean-Pierre Vidal | |||||
| 4 January | GS | Christian Mayer | Sami Uotila | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 41st | 2001 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 22 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Jean-Pierre Vidal | Mario Matt | Ivica Kostelić | ||||
| 21 December | GS | Didier Cuche | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#FDBCB4 | 40th | 2000 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 21 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | lack of snow; replaced in Madonna di Campiglio (19 December) | ||||||
| 20 December | GS | lack of snow; replaced in Bormio (21 December) | |||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 39th | 1999 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 21 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Didier Plaschy | Benjamin Raich | |||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 38th | 1999 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 6 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Benjamin Raich | ||||||
| 5 January | GS | Patrick Holzer | Christian Mayer | Hans Knauß | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 37th | 1998 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 4 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Thomas Sykora | Pierrick Bourgeat | Thomas Stangassinger | ||||
| 3 January | GS | Christian Mayer | Michael von Grünigen | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 36th | 1997 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 6 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Thomas Sykora | Sébastien Amiez | Thomas Stangassinger | ||||
| 5 January | GS | Michael von Grünigen | Siegfried Voglreiter | Kjetil André Aamodt | |||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 35th | 1995 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 22 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Alberto Tomba |  Jure Košir | Sébastien Amiez | ||||
| 21 December | GS | Michael von Grünigen | Mario Reiter | ||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 34th | 1995 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 6 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | GS | Alberto Tomba | Mitja Kunc Harald Strand Nilsen | |||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 33rd | 1994 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 9 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Thomas Fogdö | ||||||
| 8 January | GS | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 32nd | 1992 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 20 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | GS | Lasse Kjus | Fredrik Nyberg | |||||
| 19 December | SL | Thomas Fogdö | Peter Roth | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 31st | 1992 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 5 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Armin Bittner | Finn Christian Jagge | |||||
| 4 January | GS | Alberto Tomba | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 30th | 1990 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 22 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Thomas Fogdö | Thomas Stangassinger | |||||
| 21 December | GS | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 29th | 1990 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 7 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Bernhard Gstrein | ||||||
| 6 January | GS | cancelled and replaced at La Villa (14 January) | |||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 28th | 1988 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 17 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Armin Bittner | Alberto Tomba | |||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 27th | 1987 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 20 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Günther Mader | ||||||
| 19 December | GS | Helmut Mayer | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 26th | 1986 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 20 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Rok Petrović | Ingemar Stenmark | |||||
| 19 December | GS | Richard Pramotton | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 25th | 1985 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 21 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Jonas Nilsson | Thomas Stangassinger | |||||
| 20 December | GS | Hubert Strolz | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 24th | 1985 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 16 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Ingemar Stenmark |  Paul Frommelt Jonas Nilsson | |||||
| 15 February | GS |  Marc Girardelli | |||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 23rd | 1983 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 2 December | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL |  Petar Popangelov | Paul Frommelt | |||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 22nd | 1983 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 30 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Stig Strand | Michel Canac | |||||
| 29 January | GS | Ingemar Stenmark | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 21st | 1982 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 20 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Ingemar Stenmark | Franz Gruber | |||||
| 19 March | GS | Marc Girardelli | |||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#FDBCB4 | 20th | 1981 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 28 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | GS | lack of snow and high temperatures; replaced the same day at Laax | ||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 19th | 1979 | 15 December | SL | Bojan Križaj | Bruno Nockler | |||||||
| 14 December | GS | Bruno Nockler | Boris Strel | ||||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 18th | 1978 | 22 December | GS | |||||||||
| 21 December | SL | Paul Frommelt | Leonardo David | ||||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 17th | 1977 | 22 December | SL | Mauro Bernardi | Manfred Brunner | |||||||
| 21 December | GS | Mauro Bernardi | Bojan Križaj | ||||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center bgcolor=#FDBCB4 | 16th | 1976 | 21 December | SL | high temperatures; replaced at Laax (3 January 1977) | ||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS Europa Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 15th | 1976 | 11 January | SL | Andreas Arnold | Jorge García | |||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 14th | 1975 | 14 April | SL | Mauro Bernardi | Johann Kniewasser | |||||||
| 13 April | GS |  F. Fernández Ochoa | Herbert Plank | ||||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| width=40px align=center bgcolor=#D6CADD | ↑ ↑ | 1974 | 20 December | GS | lack of snow; rescheduled to 13–14 April 1975 (see 14th edition) | ||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS Europa Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#FDBCB4 | 13th | 1974 | 11 January | SL | cancelled due to lack of snow | ||||||||
| 10 January | GS | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 12th | 1973 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 7 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Alfred Matt | ||||||
| 6 January | GS | Gustav Thöni | |||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 11th | 1972 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 5 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Rick Chaffee | ||||||
| 4 January | GS | Werner Mattle | |||||||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 10th | 1971 | 21 February | SL | N. P. Pouteil | Hubert Berchtold | |||||||
| 20 February | GS | Sergio Filippo | Jean Louis Ambroise | ||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 9th2 | 1970 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 22 January | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Hans Bjorge | Dumeng Giovanoli | |||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 9th1 | 1970 | 21 January | GS | Georges Mauduit | ||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 8th | 1969 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 17 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Alain Penz | Herbert Huber | |||||
| 16 February | GS | Franz Digruber | |||||||||||
| align=center style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 7th2 | 1968 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 10 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Franz Digruber | Stefan Kälin | |||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px | ↓ FIS International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 7th1 | 1968 | 9 March | GS | Stefan Sodat | Enrico Demetz | |||||||
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 style="border-top-width:5px" | ↓ FIS 1A International ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 6th | 1967 | 12 March | SL |  Andrzej Bachleda | Patrick Russel | |||||||
| 11 March | GS | Ernst Scherzer | Harald Stüfer | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 5th | 1966 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 20 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Guy Périllat | Karl Schranz | Ludwig Leitner | ||||
| 19 February | GS | Guy Périllat | Karl Schranz | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 4th | 1965 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 28 February | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Franz Digruber | E. Maudit | |||||
| 27 February | GS | Felice De Nicolo | Michel Arpin | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 1964 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 1 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Franz Digruber | Ernst Scherzer | ||||||
| 29 February | GS | Willy Favre | Beat von Allmen | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 1963 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 3 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | ||||||||
| 2 March | GS | Robert Grunenfelder | Jean-Claude Killy | ||||||||||
| align=center rowspan=2 style="border-top-width:2px" bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 1961 | align=right style="border-top-width:2px" | 5 March | align=center style="border-top-width:2px" | SL | Josef Stiegler | Helmut Schranz | ||||||
| 4 March | GS | Josef Stiegler | Joseph Behr | Helmut Gartner |
At the start of the season, women for the first and only time in the history of this competition, raced for the "Vitranc Cup".[15]
| width=53 | Edition | width=40 | Year | width=105 | Date | width=40 | Event | width=200 | Winner | width=200 | Second | width=200 | Third |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| align=center colspan=7 bgcolor=#F0EAD6 | ↓ FIS World Cup ↓ | ||||||||||||
| align=center bgcolor=#D0F0C0 | 23rd | 1983 | 1 December | SL |
Kranjska Gora replaced 6 cancelled men's events from other countries, which aren't considered Vitranc Cup events:
With at least two wins or more.
| width=45 | Total | width=205 | Skier | width=40 | SL | width=40 | GS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 2 | 4 | |||||
| bgcolor=#E3DAC9 align=center rowspan=2 | 5 | 0 | |||||
| 3 | 2 | ||||||
| bgcolor=#E3DAC9 rowspan="3" align=center | 4 | 4 | 0 | ||||
| 1 | |||||||
| 3 | 1 | ||||||
| bgcolor=#E3DAC9 rowspan="1" align=center | 3 | 2 | 1 | ||||
| bgcolor=#E3DAC9 rowspan="10" align=center | 2 | Josef Stiegler | 1 | 1 | |||
| Michel Arpin | 2 | 0 | |||||
| Francisco Fernández Ochoa | 1 | 1 | |||||
| 1 | 1 | ||||||
| Thomas Sykora | 2 | 0 | |||||
| 0 | 2 | ||||||
| Giorgio Rocca | 2 | 0 | |||||
| 2 | 0 | ||||||
| 2 | 0 | ||||||
| 0 |
In 1986, the elite Club5 was originally established by 5 prestigious and classic downhill organizers: Kitzbühel, Wengen, Garmisch, Val d’Isère and Val Gardena/Gröden, with the goal to bring alpine ski sports to the highest levels possible.[23]
Later, over the years, other classic long-term organizers joined the now renamed Club5+: Alta Badia, Cortina, Kranjska Gora, Maribor, Lake Louise, Schladming, Adelboden, Kvitfjell, St.Moritz and Åre.[24]