FIS Telemark World Cup

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The FIS Telemark World Cup is a Telemark skiing competition organized by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS), representing the highest level of international competition for men and women in the sport. It was first introduced in the 1995 season.

GenreTelemark skiing
Inaugurated1995; 31 years ago (1995)
Organised byInternational Ski and Snowboard Federation
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FIS Telemark World Cup
GenreTelemark skiing
Inaugurated1995; 31 years ago (1995)
Organised byInternational Ski and Snowboard Federation
2025–26 FIS Telemark World Cup
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Standings

The table below shows the three highest ranked skiers for each world cup season.[1][2][3]

Men

Overall

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Season Winner Runner-up Third
1995
1996
1997 Norway Atle Enberget Norway Fredrik Møller Norway Marius Møbius
1998 Switzerland Marcel Waser Switzerland Patrick Leopold Sweden Bjarne Rickardsson
1999 Switzerland Patrick Leopold Switzerland Marcel Waser Norway Sondre Wabakken Engell
2000 United States Reid Sabin Finland Antti-Pekka Auvinen Sweden Per Bylund
2001 United States Reid Sabin (2) Sweden Per Bylund Finland Antti-Pekka Auvinen
2002 Norway Eirik Rykhus [de; fr; no] Slovenia David Primožič Switzerland Patrick Leopold
2003 Norway Kjetil Søvik [no] Norway Eirik Rykhus [de; fr; no] Norway Halvor Drøpping [no]
2004 Norway Eirik Rykhus (2) Norway Børge Søvik [no] Norway Kjetil Søvik [no]
2005 Norway Eirik Rykhus (3) Norway Kjetil Søvik [no] Norway Børge Søvik [no]
2006 Norway Børge Søvik [no] Norway Eirik Rykhus (2) Norway Daniel Halnes
2007 Norway Eirik Rykhus (4) Norway Børge Søvik (2) Norway Daniel Halnes (2)
2008 Norway Børge Søvik (2) Norway Daniel Halnes Sweden Matthias Wagenius
2008–09 Norway Eirik Rykhus (5) Sweden Matthias Wagenius Norway Børge Søvik (2)
2010 Sweden Matthias Wagenius France Philippe Lau [de; fr; no] France Chris Lau [fr]
2011 France Philippe Lau [de; fr; no] Norway Eirik Rykhus (3) Sweden Matthias Wagenius (2)
2012 France Philippe Lau (2) Germany Tobias Müller Switzerland Bastien Dayer
2013 Sweden Matthias Wagenius (2) France Philippe Lau (2) Germany Tobias Müller
2013–14 Germany Tobias Müller France Philippe Lau (3) Switzerland Bastien Dayer (2)
2014–15 Germany Tobias Müller (2) France Philippe Lau (4) Switzerland Bastien Dayer (3)
2015–16 France Philippe Lau (3) Germany Tobias Müller (2) Switzerland Nicolas Michel [fr]
2016–17 Germany Tobias Müller (3) Norway Trym Nygaard Løken [fr; no] Switzerland Bastien Dayer (4)
2017–18 Switzerland Nicolas Michel [fr] Norway Trym Nygaard Løken (2) France Philippe Lau [de; fr; no]
2019 Norway Trym Nygaard Løken [fr; no] Switzerland Stefan Matter [de] Switzerland Bastien Dayer (5)
2020 Switzerland Stefan Matter [de] Switzerland Bastien Dayer Slovenia Jure Aleš
2021 Switzerland Bastien Dayer Switzerland Nicolas Michel [fr] Norway Trym Nygaard Løken [fr; no]
2022 [de; it] Switzerland Bastien Dayer (2) France Élie Nabot [de; fr] France Theo Sillon [de]
2023 Switzerland Bastien Dayer (3) France Élie Nabot (2) Norway Trym Nygaard Løken (2)
2023–24 France Élie Nabot [de; fr] France Noé Claye [de] France Alexis Page
2024–25 Norway Trym Nygaard Løken (2) Switzerland Nicolas Michel (2) France Yoann Rostolan
2025-26
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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Norway11101031
2 Switzerland76720
3 France47516
4 Germany3216
5 Sweden2248
6 United States2002
7 Finland0112
 Slovenia0112
Totals (8 entries)29292987
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Women

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Season Winner Runner-up Third
1995
1996
1997 Switzerland Barbara Albrecht Norway Trude Edvardsen France Huguette Braisaz
1998 Norway Hege Johansson Switzerland Marina Branger Switzerland Andrea Walker
1999 Norway Hege Johansson (2) Switzerland Andrea Walker Switzerland Mirjam Rubin
2000 Finland Pia Raita United States Cody Thompson Norway Toril Sande
2001 Finland Pia Raita (2) Norway Line Aas Sandnes [no] Switzerland Mirjam Rubin (2)
2002 Sweden Märta Åberg
Norway Line Aas Sandnes [no]		 Finland Pia Raita
2003 France Amy N'Guyen Finland Pia Raita Switzerland Françoise Matter
2004 Norway Line Aas Sandnes (2) France Amy N'Guyen Norway Sigrid Rykhus [de; fr; no]
2005 Norway Sigrid Rykhus [de; fr; no] Sweden Sandra Hälldahl [de; it; pl] Norway Katinka Knudsen [no]
2006 Norway Katinka Knudsen [no] Germany Astrid Sturm Sweden Ingrid Hellberg
2007 Norway Sigrid Rykhus (2) Norway Katinka Knudsen [no] Germany Astrid Sturm
2008 Norway Sigrid Rykhus (3) Norway Katinka Knudsen (2) Switzerland Amélie Reymond [de; fr; it; nl; no]
2008–09 Switzerland Amélie Reymond [de; fr; it; nl; no] Norway Katinka Knudsen (3) Switzerland Sandrine Meyer
2010 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (2) Switzerland Sandrine Meyer Norway Katinka Knudsen (2)
2011 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (3) Switzerland Sandrine Meyer (2) Norway Katinka Knudsen (3)
2012 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (4) Norway Sigrid Rykhus [de; fr; no] Norway Anne Marit Enger
2013 Norway Sigrid Rykhus (4) Switzerland Amélie Reymond [de; fr; it; nl; no] Sweden Lisa Englund
2013–14 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (5) Norway Mathilde Olsen Ilebrekke [no] France Laura Grenier-Soliget
2014–15 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (6) Norway Mathilde Olsen Ilebrekke (2) Germany Johanna Holzmann [bn; de; no]
2015–16 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (7) Norway Mathilde Olsen Ilebrekke (3) Germany Johanna Holzmann (2)
2016–17 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (8) Norway Mathilde Olsen Ilebrekke (4) Switzerland Beatrice Zimmermann
2017–18 Germany Johanna Holzmann [bn; de; no] France Argeline Tan-Bouquet [fr] Switzerland Beatrice Zimmermann (2)
2019 Switzerland Amélie Reymond (9) Germany Johanna Holzmann [bn; de; no] United Kingdom Jasmin Taylor
2020 Switzerland Amélie Wenger-Reymond (10) Germany Johanna Holzmann (2) France Argeline Tan-Bouquet [fr]
2021 Switzerland Amélie Wenger-Reymond (11) Switzerland Martina Wyss Switzerland Beatrice Zimmermann (3)
2022 [de; it] Switzerland Martina Wyss United Kingdom Jasmin Taylor France Argeline Tan-Bouquet (2)
2023 Switzerland Martina Wyss (2) Switzerland Amélie Wenger-Reymond (2) France Argeline Tan-Bouquet (3)
2023–24 United Kingdom Jasmin Taylor Norway Gøril Strøm Eriksen France Laly Chaucheprat
2024–25 United Kingdom Jasmin Taylor (2) France Argeline Tan-Bouquet (2) France Augustine Carliez
2025-26
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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Switzerland147930
2 Norway911626
3 Finland2114
 Great Britain2114
5 France13711
6 Germany1337
7 Sweden1124
8 United States0101
Totals (8 entries)30282987
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Men's general statistics

After Parallel Sprint in Thyon. (29 March 2025)[4]

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Women's general statistics

After Parallel Sprint in Thyon. (29 March 2025)[4]

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