Skeleton World Cup

The Skeleton World Cup season is a yearly competition first organized by the International Bobsleigh and Tobogganing Federation since 1986–87. The women's version of this event debuted in 1996–97.

Men

Debuted: 1986–87

Season	Winner	Runner-up	Third
1986–87	Andi Schmid, Austria	Alain Wicki, Switzerland	Christian Auer, Austria
1987–88	Andi Schmid, Austria	Alain Wicki, Switzerland	Christian Auer, Austria
1988–89	Alain Wicki, Switzerland	Christian Auer, Austria	Andi Schmid, Austria
1989–90	Christian Auer, Austria	Urs Vercoli, Switzerland	Franz Plangger, Austria
1990–91	Christian Auer, Austria	Michael Grünberger, Austria	Andi Schmid, Austria
1991–92	Christian Auer, Austria	Gregor Stähli, Switzerland	Martin Thaler, Austria
1992–93	Franz Plangger, Austria	Christian Auer, Austria	Gregor Stähli, Switzerland
1993–94	Christian Auer, Austria	Andi Schmid, Austria	Franz Plangger, Austria
1994–95	Christian Auer, Austria	Franz Plangger, Austria	Alexander Müller, Austria
1995–96	Ryan Davenport, Canada	Michael Grünberger, Austria	Christian Auer, Austria
1996–97	Alexander Müller, Austria	Ryan Davenport, Canada	Willi Schneider, Germany
1997–98	Willi Schneider, Germany	Kazuhiro Koshi, Japan	Andy Böhme, Germany
1998–99	Andy Böhme, Germany	Ryan Davenport, Canada	Jim Shea, United States
1999–2000	Andy Böhme, Germany	Chris Soule, United States	Kristan Bromley, Great Britain
2000–01	Lincoln DeWitt, United States	Kazuhiro Koshi, Japan	Jim Shea, United States
2001–02	Gregor Stähli, Switzerland	Chris Soule, United States	Martin Rettl, Austria
2002–03	Chris Soule, United States	Jeff Pain, Canada	Kazuhiro Koshi, Japan
2003–04	Kristan Bromley, Great Britain	Duff Gibson, Canada	Frank Kleber, Germany
2004–05	Jeff Pain, Canada	Chris Soule, United States	Duff Gibson, Canada
2005–06	Jeff Pain, Canada	Gregor Stähli, Switzerland	Eric Bernotas, United States
2006–07	Zach Lund, United States	Eric Bernotas, United States	Alexander Tretiakov, Russia
2007–08	Kristan Bromley, Great Britain	Jon Montgomery, Canada	Zach Lund, United States
2008–09	Alexander Tretiakov, Russia	Florian Grassl, Germany	Frank Rommel, Germany
2009–10	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Frank Rommel, Germany	Sandro Stielicke, Germany
2010–11	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Sandro Stielicke, Germany	Frank Rommel, Germany
2011–12	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Frank Rommel, Germany	Tomass Dukurs, Latvia
2012–13	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Tomass Dukurs, Latvia	Alexander Kröckel, Germany
2013–14	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Tomass Dukurs, Latvia	Matthew Antoine, United States
2014–15	Martins Dukurs, Latvia	Tomass Dukurs, Latvia	Axel Jungk, Germany

• 6: Martins Dukurs
• 5: Christian Auer
• 2: Andy Böhme, Andi Schmid, Kristan Bromley, Jeff Pain

Women

Debuted: 1996–97

Season	Winner	Runner-up	Third
1996–97	Steffi Hanzlik, Germany	Michelle Kelly, Canada	Maya Bieri, Switzerland
1997–98	Maya Bieri, Switzerland	Steffi Hanzlik, Germany	Susan Speiran, Canada
1998–99	Steffi Hanzlik, Germany	Ursi Walliser, Switzerland	Maya Bieri, Switzerland
1999–2000	Alexandra Hamilton, Great Britain	Maya Bieri, Switzerland	Michelle Kelly, Canada
2000–01	Alex Coomber, Great Britain	Steffi Hanzlik, Germany	Maya Pedersen-Bieri, Switzerland
2001–02	Alex Coomber, Great Britain	Maya Pedersen-Bieri, Switzerland	Lindsay Alcock, Canada
2002–03	Michelle Kelly, Canada	Lindsay Alcock, Canada	Tristan Gale, United States
2003–04	Lindsay Alcock, Canada	Diana Sartor, Germany	Michelle Kelly, Canada
2004–05	Noelle Pikus-Pace, United States	Maya Pedersen-Bieri, Switzerland	Kerstin Jürgens, Germany
2005–06	Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards, Canada	Maya Pedersen-Bieri, Switzerland	Diana Sartor, Germany
2006–07	Katie Uhlaender, United States	Noelle Pikus-Pace, United States	Michelle Kelly, Canada
2007–08	Katie Uhlaender, United States	Michelle Kelly, Canada	Mellisa Hollingsworth, Canada
2008–09	Marion Trott, Germany	Shelley Rudman, Great Britain	Katie Uhlaender, United States
2009–10	Mellisa Hollingsworth, Canada	Shelley Rudman, Great Britain	Kerstin Szymkowiak, Germany
2010–11	Anja Huber, Germany	Shelley Rudman, Great Britain	Mellisa Hollingsworth, Canada
2011–12	Shelley Rudman, Great Britain	Marion Thees, Germany	Anja Huber, Germany
2012–13	Marion Thees, Germany	Anja Huber, Germany	Katie Uhlaender, United States
2013–14	Elizabeth Yarnold, Great Britain	Noelle Pikus-Pace, United States	Shelley Rudman, Great Britain
2014–15	Janine Flock, Austria	Elizabeth Yarnold, Great Britain	Tina Hermann, Germany

• 3: Alex(andra Hamilton-)Coomber
• 2: Steffi Hanzlik, Marion (Trott-)Thees, Katie Uhlaender, Mellisa Hollingsworth,

References

• List of men's skeleton World Cup champions since 1987.
• List of women's skeleton World Cup champions since 1997.