FIS World Cup
Alpine Skiing World Downhill Men’s Champions
See a complete list of Alpine Skiing World Downhill Men’s Champions. Kjetil Jansrud from Norway is the 2019 Downhill Alpine Skiing World Champion.
Fast Facts:
- The 2021 Alpine Skiing World Championships will be held in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, Februrary 9 – 21.
- The 2015 Alpine Skiing World Championships was held in Beaver Creek Colorado. This was the first time since 1999 that the event was held in the United States.
- In 1946 the competition was cancelled due to the limited number of participants during wartime.
- In 1995 a lack of snow caused the competition to be postponed in southern Spain until the following year.
Alpine Skiing World Downhill Men’s Champions
Year | Location | Champion |
2019 | Åre | Kjetil Jansrud |
2017 | St. Moritz | Beat Feuz |
2015 | Beaver Creek/Vail | Patrick Kueng |
2013 | Schladming | Aksel Lund Svindal |
2011 | Garmisch | Erik Guay |
2009 | Val d’Isère | John Kucera |
2007 | Are | Aksel Lund Svindal |
2005 | Bormio | Bode Miller |
2003 | St. Moritz | Michael Walchhofer |
2001 | St. Anton | Hannes Trinkl |
1999 | Vail | Hermann Maier |
1997 | Sestriere | Bruno Kernen |
1996 | Sierra Nevada | Patrick Ortlieb |
1993 | Morioka | Urs Lehmann |
1991 | Saalbach | Franz Heinzer |
1989 | Vail | Hans-Jörg Tauscher |
1987 | Crans-Montana | Peter Müller |
1985 | Bormio | Pirmin Zurbriggen |
1982 | Schladming | Harti Weirather |
1980 | Lake Placid | Leonhard Stock |
1978 | Garmisch | Josef Walcher |
1976 | Innsbruck | Franz Klammer |
1974 | St. Moritz | David Zwilling |
1972 | Sapporo | Bernhard Russi |
1970 | Val Gardena | Bernhard Russi |
1968 | Grenoble | Jean-Claude Killy |
1966 | Portillo | Jean-Claude Killy |
1964 | Innsbruck | Egon Zimmermann |
1962 | Chamonix | Karl Schranz |
1960 | Squaw Valley | Jean Vuarnet |
1958 | Bad Gastein | Toni Sailer |
1956 | Cortina | Toni Sailer |
1954 | Åre | Christian Pravda |
1952 | Oslo | Zeno Colò |
1950 | Aspen | Zeno Colò |
1948 | St. Moritz | Henri Oreiller |
1941 | Cortina | Cancelled |
1939 | Zakopane | Hellmut Lantschner |
1938 | Engelberg | James Couttet |
1937 | Chamonix | Émile Allais |
1936 | Innsbruck | Rudolf Rominger |
1935 | Mürren | Franz Zingerle |
1934 | St. Moritz | David Zogg |
1933 | Innsbruck | Walter Prager |
1932 | Cortina | Gustav Lantschner |
1931 | Mürren | Walter Prager |