Ester Ledecká on the archive picture.
Vlastimil Vacek, Right
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Officially, the FIS ski federation officially publishes bonuses, only for downhill skiers and classic disciplines. For others, these are estimates and the amounts are before tax.
According to the financial rankings of the FIS international federation, Petra Vlhová, the overall winner of the Slovak World Championships, is behind Gutová-Behrami, who completed all 31 races of the season and earned 444,501 francs (about 10.5 million crowns). The third Mikaela Shiffrin from the USA has 410,998 francs more than the winner of the large crystal globe among men Alexis Pinturault from France, who scored 379,064 francs (9 million crowns).
Swiss skier Lara Gutová-Behrami earned 11.5 million crowns on the slopes this season.
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Biathlete Tiril Eckhoff should be better than Pinturault. The Norce fast run and accurate shot raised around 385 thousand euros, about 10 million crowns.
Russian Alexander Bolshunov earned the most in cross-country skiing in the season – 219,500 francs, surpassed by ski jumper Halvor Egner Granerud. Nor has 204,300 francs on his account and he is ahead of the finals of the season on the mammoth bridge in Planica.
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Czech skier Ester Ledecká on the giant slalom track in Sölden, Austria.
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Ledecká skied the most, a total of 117,050 Swiss francs. She earned the most for winning the super-G in Val d’Isere (45,000 francs), and second in the downhill in Crans Montana had 20,000 francs. She only snowboarded once in the winter and won 11,250 francs for winning the parallel giant slalom in Cortina.
Compared to last winter, biathlete Markéta Davidová, who earned 77,050 euros in prizes, improved by about two million crowns. She had the most for the title of world champion in the endurance race at the championship in Pokljuka – 25 thousand euros.
Fantastic Samkova! The Czech star is celebrating another huge success
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Rewards for the winner of the World Cup of snowboardcrossers Eva Samková should amount to 38,625 francs (913 thousand crowns), slalom skier Martina Dubovská in the life season came to 13,800 francs (326 thousand crowns) and cross-country skiers Kateřina Razýmová to 8900 francs (210 thousand crowns). ) and Michal Novák for 3150 francs (74 thousand crowns.)
In skiing and jumping, a thirty-point financial prize is awarded, and in snowboardcross and parallel disciplines, the prizes are distributed among the top sixteen. The FIS sets a minimum amount of prizes per race, but the organizer has the opportunity to increase the volume. In biathlon, he receives the first twenty rewards, plus there are bonuses for the final overall placement and ranking in individual disciplines. The prizes also go to the top six teams in the relays.
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