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Bobsleigh World Cup

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Annual bobsleigh competition
IBSF Bobsleigh World Cup
GenreBobsleigh
Frequencyannual
Inaugurated1985
Previous event2023–24 Bobsleigh World Cup
Websitewww.ibsf.orgIBSF

TheBobsleigh World Cup is an annualbobsleigh competitions. It has taken place since the1984 Winter Olympics. Below is a lists of season champions. Each table shows the country and pilot only.

Men's

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Combined

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Debuted: 1985.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
1984–85West GermanyAnton Fischer––
1985–86 Switzerland Ekkehard FasserUnited StatesMatt RoyUnited KingdomNick Phipps
1986–87United StatesMatt RoyEast GermanyWolfgang HoppeWest GermanyAnton Fischer
1987–88AustriaIngo AppeltSoviet UnionJānis ĶipursEast GermanyVolker Dietrich
1988–89 Switzerland Gustav WederEast GermanyDetlef Richter Switzerland Nico Baracchi
1989–90Soviet UnionMāris PoikānsCanadaChris LoriEast GermanyWolfgang Hoppe
West GermanyChristian Schebitz
1990–91 Switzerland Gustav Weder (2)AustriaIngo AppeltGermanyWolfgang Hoppe
CanadaChris Lori
1991–92GermanyWolfgang Hoppe Switzerland Gustav WederCanadaChris Lori
1992–93United StatesBrian Shimer Switzerland Gustav WederItalyGünther Huber
1993–94CanadaPierre LuedersAustriaHubert SchösserUnited KingdomMark Tout
1994–95CanadaPierre Lueders Switzerland Reto GötschiItalyGünther Huber
1995–96GermanyChristoph LangenCanadaPierre LuedersCanadaChris Lori
1996–97ItalyGünther HuberUnited StatesBrian ShimerCanadaPierre Lueders
1997–98CanadaPierre LuedersItalyGünther HuberLatviaSandis Prūsis
1998–99GermanyChristoph Langen (2) Switzerland Reto GötschiCanadaPierre Lueders
1999–2000 Switzerland Marcel Rohner Switzerland Christian ReichCanadaPierre Lueders
2000–01GermanyAndré Lange Switzerland Martin AnnenLatviaSandis Prūsis
2001–02 Switzerland Martin Annen Switzerland Christian ReichGermanyAndré Lange
2002–03GermanyAndré LangeGermanyRené Spies Switzerland Martin Annen
2003–04GermanyAndré LangeCanadaPierre LuedersUnited StatesTodd Hays
2004–05 Switzerland Martin Annen (2)RussiaAlexandr ZubkovCanadaPierre Lueders
2005–06CanadaPierre Lueders (4)RussiaAlexandr ZubkovUnited StatesTodd Hays
2006–07United StatesSteven HolcombCanadaPierre LuedersGermanyAndré Lange
2007–08GermanyAndré Lange (4)RussiaAlexandr ZubkovUnited StatesSteven Holcomb
2008–09RussiaAlexandr Zubkov Switzerland Beat HeftiGermanyAndré Lange
2009–10United StatesSteven Holcomb Switzerland Ivo RüeggGermanyThomas Florschütz
2010–11GermanyManuel MachataRussiaAlexandr ZubkovUnited StatesSteven Holcomb
2011–12GermanyMaximilian ArndtRussiaAlexandr ZubkovGermanyManuel Machata
2012–13LatviaOskars MelbārdisRussiaAlexandr ZubkovGermanyManuel Machata
2013–14United StatesSteven Holcomb (3) Switzerland Beat HeftiGermanyThomas Florschütz
2014–15LatviaOskars Melbārdis (2) Switzerland Rico PeterGermanyNico Walther
2015–16GermanyNico WaltherGermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyMaximilian Arndt
2016–17GermanyFrancesco FriedrichUnited StatesSteven Holcomb Switzerland Rico Peter
2017–18CanadaJustin KrippsGermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes Lochner
2018–19GermanyFrancesco FriedrichLatviaOskars ĶibermanisGermanyNico Walther
2019–20GermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaJustin KrippsLatviaOskars Ķibermanis
2020–21GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerCzech RepublicDominik Dvořák
2021–22GermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaJustin KrippsRussiaRostislav Gaitiukevich
2022–23GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerUnited KingdomBrad Hall
2023–24GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerLatviaEmīls Cipulis
2024–25GermanyFrancesco Friedrich(8)GermanyJohannes LochnerUnited KingdomBrad Hall
Medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany1871237
2 Switzerland611320
3 Canada56718
4 United States53412
5 Latvia2147
6 Russia1618
7 Austria1203
8 Italy1124
9 Soviet Union1102
10 West Germany1023
11 East Germany0224
12 Great Britain0044
13 Czech Republic0011
Totals (13 entries)414042123

Two-man

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Unofficial event: 1985–1990. Debuted: 1991.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
1984–85West GermanyAnton FischerUnited KingdomNick Phipps Switzerland Hans Hiltebrand
1985–86Soviet UnionMāris PoikānsSoviet UnionVyacheslav Savlev Switzerland Ekkehard Fasser
1986–87West GermanyAnton Fischer (2)United StatesMatt RoyEast GermanyWolfgang Hoppe
1987–88Soviet UnionJānis ĶipursEast GermanyVolker DietrichSoviet UnionZintis Ekmanis
1988–89 Switzerland Gustav WederEast GermanyDetlef Richter Switzerland Nico Baracchi
1989–90West GermanyChristian SchebitzCanadaGreg HaydenluckSoviet UnionMāris Poikāns
1990–91GermanyWolfgang Hoppe Switzerland Gustav WederCanadaChris Lori
1991–92ItalyGünther Huber Switzerland Gustav WederGermanyRudi Lochner
1992–93ItalyGünther Huber (2) Switzerland Gustav WederUnited StatesBrian Shimer
1993–94CanadaPierre LuedersGermanyChristoph LangenItalyGünther Huber
1994–95CanadaPierre Lueders Switzerland Reto GötschiItalyGünther Huber
1995–96GermanyChristoph LangenCanadaPierre LuedersGermanySepp Dostthaler
1996–97CanadaPierre LuedersItalyGünther HuberUnited StatesBrian Shimer
1997–98CanadaPierre LuedersItalyGünther HuberLatviaSandis Prūsis
1998–99GermanyChristoph Langen Switzerland Reto GötschiCanadaPierre Lueders
1999–2000 Switzerland Christian Reich Switzerland Reto Götschi Switzerland Marcel Rohner
2000–01 Switzerland Martin AnnenGermanyRené SpiesGermanyAndré Lange
2001–02 Switzerland Martin AnnenCanadaPierre Lueders Switzerland Christian Reich
2002–03CanadaPierre LuedersGermanyRené SpiesGermanyAndré Lange
2003–04GermanyChristoph Langen (3)CanadaPierre LuedersGermanyAndré Lange
2004–05 Switzerland Martin Annen (3)CanadaPierre LuedersRussiaAlexandr Zubkov
2005–06CanadaPierre Lueders(6)RussiaAlexandr ZubkovUnited StatesTodd Hays
2006–07United StatesSteven HolcombCanadaPierre LuedersGermanyAndré Lange
2007–08GermanyAndré Lange Switzerland Ivo RüeggRussiaAlexandr Zubkov
2008–09 Switzerland Beat HeftiGermanyAndré LangeGermanyThomas Florschütz
2009–10 Switzerland Ivo RüeggGermanyThomas FlorschützGermanyKarl Angerer
2010–11RussiaAlexandr ZubkovGermanyManuel MachataItalySimone Bertazzo
2011–12 Switzerland Beat Hefti (2)GermanyMaximilian ArndtRussiaAlexandr Zubkov
2012–13CanadaLyndon RushLatviaOskars MelbārdisGermanyManuel Machata
2013–14United StatesSteven Holcomb (2) Switzerland Beat HeftiGermanyFrancesco Friedrich
2014–15LatviaOskars Melbārdis Switzerland Beat Hefti Switzerland Rico Peter
2015–16South KoreaWon Yun-jongGermanyNico WaltherLatviaUģis Žaļims
2016–17GermanyFrancesco FriedrichUnited StatesSteven HolcombSouth KoreaWon Yun-jong
2017–18CanadaJustin KrippsGermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaChristopher Spring
2018–19GermanyFrancesco FriedrichLatviaOskars ĶibermanisGermanyNico Walther
2019–20GermanyFrancesco FriedrichLatviaOskars ĶibermanisCanadaJustin Kripps
2020–21GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerCzech RepublicDominik Dvořák
2021–22GermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaJustin KrippsRussiaRostislav Gaitiukevich
2022–23GermanyJohannes LochnerGermanyFrancesco FriedrichUnited KingdomBrad Hall
2023–24GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerGermanyAdam Ammour
2024–25GermanyFrancesco Friedrich(7)GermanyJohannes LochnerUnited KingdomBrad Hall
Medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany13131238
2 Switzerland89623
3 Canada87419
4 West Germany3003
5 Italy2237
 United States2237
7 Soviet Union2125
8 Latvia1326
9 Russia1146
10 South Korea1012
11 East Germany0213
12 Great Britain0123
13 Czech Republic0011
Totals (13 entries)414141123

Four-man

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Unofficial event: 1985–1990. Debuted: 1991.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
1984–85United StatesJeffrey JostUnited KingdomNick Phipps Switzerland Silvio Giobellina
1985–86 Switzerland Ekkehard FasserAustriaWalter Delle KarthUnited StatesMatt Roy
1986–87United StatesMatt RoyEast GermanyWolfgang HoppeAustriaPeter Kienast
1987–88AustriaIngo Appelt
AustriaPeter Kienast		none awardedEast GermanyVolker Dietrich
1988–89AustriaIngo Appelt (2) Switzerland Gustav WederAustriaPeter Kienast
1989–90CanadaChris LoriSoviet UnionMāris PoikānsEast GermanyDietmar Falkenberg
1990–91 Switzerland Gustav WederAustriaIngo AppeltCanadaChris Lori
1991–92GermanyWolfgang Hoppe Switzerland Gustav WederUnited KingdomMark Tout
1992–93United StatesBrian ShimerCanadaChris LoriGermanyWolfgang Hoppe
1993–94AustriaHubert SchösserGermanyDirk WieseUnited KingdomMark Tout
1994–95CanadaPierre LuedersUnited KingdomMark ToutGermanyDirk Wiese
1995–96GermanyWolfgang Hoppe (2)GermanyChristoph LangenCanadaChris Lori
1996–97 Switzerland Marcel RohnerGermanyWolfgang HoppeItalyGünther Huber
1997–98GermanyHarald Czudaj Switzerland Marcel RohnerAustriaHubert Schösser
1998–99GermanyChristoph Langen Switzerland Marcel RohnerGermanyAndré Lange
1999–2000 Switzerland Marcel Rohner (2)LatviaSandis PrūsisCanadaPierre Lueders
2000–01GermanyAndré LangeLatviaSandis PrūsisGermanyMatthias Benesch
2001–02 Switzerland Martin AnnenGermanyAndré Lange Switzerland Christian Reich
2002–03GermanyAndré LangeLatviaSandis Prūsis Switzerland Ralph Rüegg
2003–04GermanyAndré LangeRussiaAlexandr ZubkovUnited StatesTodd Hays
2004–05RussiaAlexandr Zubkov Switzerland Martin AnnenCanadaPierre Lueders
2005–06RussiaAlexandr ZubkovCanadaPierre Lueders Switzerland Martin Annen
2006–07RussiaYevgeni PopovUnited StatesSteven Holcomb Switzerland Martin Annen
2007–08GermanyAndré Lange (4)RussiaAlexandr ZubkovLatviaJānis Miņins
2008–09RussiaAlexandr ZubkovLatviaJānis MiņinsGermanyAndré Lange
2009–10United StatesSteve HolcombLatviaJānis MiņinsGermanyAndré Lange
2010–11GermanyManuel MachataUnited StatesSteven HolcombRussiaAlexandr Zubkov
2011–12RussiaAlexandr ZubkovGermanyMaximilian ArndtGermanyManuel Machata
2012–13RussiaAlexandr Zubkov (5)LatviaOskars MelbārdisGermanyManuel Machata
2013–14GermanyMaximilian ArndtUnited StatesSteven HolcombGermanyThomas Florschütz
2014–15LatviaOskars MelbārdisGermanyMaximilian ArndtGermanyNico Walther
2015–16GermanyMaximilian Arndt (2)GermanyFrancesco Friedrich Switzerland Rico Peter
2016–17 Switzerland Rico PeterUnited StatesSteven HolcombGermanyNico Walther
2017–18GermanyJohannes LochnerGermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaJustin Kripps
2018–19GermanyFrancesco FriedrichLatviaOskars ĶibermanisGermanyJohannes Lochner
2019–20GermanyFrancesco FriedrichGermanyJohannes LochnerCanadaJustin Kripps
2020–21GermanyFrancesco FriedrichAustriaBenjamin MaierCanadaJustin Kripps
2021–22GermanyFrancesco FriedrichCanadaJustin KrippsRussiaRostislav Gaitiukevich
2022–23GermanyFrancesco FriedrichUnited KingdomBrad HallGermanyJohannes Lochner
2023–24GermanyFrancesco FriedrichLatviaEmīls CipulisGermanyJohannes Lochner
2024–25GermanyFrancesco Friedrich(7)GermanyJohannes LochnerUnited KingdomBrad Hall
Medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany19101443
2 Switzerland65617
3 Russia62210
4 United States44210
5 Austria43310
6 Canada23712
7 Latvia18110
8 Great Britain0336
9 East Germany0123
10 Soviet Union0101
11 Italy0011
Totals (11 entries)424041123

Women's

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Combined

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Debuted: 2022.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
2021–22United StatesElana Meyers TaylorGermanyLaura NolteCanadaChristine de Bruin
2022–23United StatesKaillie HumphriesGermanyLaura NolteGermanyKim Kalicki
2023–24GermanyLaura NolteGermanyLisa Buckwitz Switzerland Melanie Hasler
2024–25GermanyLaura Nolte (2)GermanyLisa BuckwitzGermanyKim Kalicki

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany2428
2 United States2002
3 Canada0011
 Switzerland0011
Totals (4 entries)44412

Monobob

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Debuted: 2021.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
2020–21United StatesNicole VogtAustraliaBreeana WalkerBrazilMarina Silva Tuono
2021–22United StatesElana Meyers TaylorUnited StatesKaillie HumphriesCanadaCynthia Appiah
2022–23United StatesKaillie HumphriesGermanyLaura NolteCanadaCynthia Appiah
2023–24GermanyLisa BuckwitzAustraliaBreeana WalkerGermanyLaura Nolte
2024–25GermanyLisa Buckwitz (2)AustraliaBreeana WalkerGermanyLaura Nolte

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States3104
2 Germany2125
3 Australia0303
4 Canada0022
5 Brazil0011
Totals (5 entries)55515

Two-woman

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Debuted: 1994.

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place
1993–94 Switzerland Barbara Muriset––
1994–95 Switzerland Claudia Bühlmann––
1995–96 Switzerland Françoise Burdet––
1996–97 Switzerland Françoise Burdet––
1997–98 Switzerland Françoise Burdet––
1998–99 Switzerland Françoise Burdet (4)United StatesJean RacineUnited KingdomMichelle Coy
1999–2000United StatesJean RacineUnited StatesJill Bakken Switzerland Françoise Burdet
2000–01United StatesJean Racine (2)GermanySandra ProkoffUnited StatesBonny Warner
2001–02GermanySusi ErdmannGermanySandra ProkoffUnited StatesJean Racine
2002–03GermanySusi Erdmann (2)GermanySandra ProkoffItalyGerda Weissensteiner
2003–04GermanySandra ProkoffUnited StatesJean RacineGermanySusi Erdmann
ItalyGerda Weissensteiner
2004–05GermanySandra Prokoff-KiriasisGermanyCathleen MartiniGermanySusi Erdmann
2005–06GermanySandra KiriasisCanadaHelen UppertonUnited StatesShauna Rohbock
2006–07GermanySandra KiriasisUnited StatesShauna RohbockGermanyCathleen Martini
2007–08GermanySandra KiriasisGermanyCathleen MartiniCanadaHelen Upperton
2008–09GermanySandra KiriasisGermanyCathleen MartiniUnited KingdomNicole Minichiello
2009–10GermanySandra KiriasisCanadaKaillie HumphriesGermanyCathleen Martini
2010–11GermanySandra Kiriasis(8)GermanyCathleen MartiniCanadaKaillie Humphries
2011–12GermanyCathleen MartiniGermanyAnja SchneiderheinzeGermanySandra Kiriasis
2012–13CanadaKaillie HumphriesGermanySandra KiriasisGermanyCathleen Martini
2013–14CanadaKaillie HumphriesUnited StatesElana MeyersUnited StatesJamie Greubel
2014–15United StatesElana MeyersCanadaKaillie HumphriesUnited StatesJazmine Fenlator
2015–16CanadaKaillie HumphriesUnited StatesJamie Greubel PoserAustriaChristina Hengster
2016–17United StatesJamie Greubel PoserCanadaKaillie HumphriesUnited StatesElana Meyers Taylor
2017–18CanadaKaillie Humphries (4)United StatesElana Meyers TaylorGermanyMariama Jamanka
2018–19GermanyMariama JamankaGermanyStephanie SchneiderUnited StatesElana Meyers Taylor
2019–20GermanyStephanie SchneiderGermanyMariama JamankaCanadaChristine de Bruin
2020–21AustriaKatrin BeierlGermanyKim KalickiGermanyMariama Jamanka
2021–22United StatesElana Meyers Taylor (2)GermanyLaura NolteGermanyKim Kalicki
2022–23GermanyLaura NolteGermanyKim KalickiUnited StatesKaillie Humphries
2023–24GermanyLaura NolteGermanyKim KalickiGermanyLisa Buckwitz
2024–25GermanyLaura Nolte (3)GermanyKim KalickiGermanyLisa Buckwitz

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany16161143
2 Switzerland6017
3 United States57820
4 Canada44311
5 Austria1012
6 Great Britain0022
 Italy0022
Totals (7 entries)32272887

All-time medal count

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany705153174
2 Switzerland26251768
3 United States21171755
4 Canada19202463
5 Russia89724
6 Austria65415
7 Latvia412723
8 West Germany4026
9 Italy33814
10 Soviet Union3328
11 South Korea1012
12 East Germany05510
13 Great Britain041115
14 Australia0303
15 Czech Republic0022
16 Brazil0011
Totals (16 entries)165157161483
RankAthleteGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1GermanyFrancesco Friedrich226129
2CanadaPierre Lueders119727
3GermanyAndré Lange921021
4GermanySandra Kiriasis (Prokoff)84113
5RussiaAlexandr Zubkov79420
6United StatesSteven Holcomb66214
7CanadaUnited StatesKaillie Humphries64212
8 Switzerland Martin Annen62311
9GermanyChristoph Langen6208
10 Germany Laura Nolte54211

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