World Cup Skiing Results
In Bloom’s four years of competing on the World Cup Tour, he won 11 Gold Medals and earned 26 World Cup Podiums. He competed in 49 World Cup Races during those four years and his podium percentage of 53% may be the highest in the history of the sport.
- 2006 Mont Gabriel, World Cup 2
- 2005 Ruka FIN World Ski Championships Dual 3
- 2005 Voss NOR World Cup 2
- 2005 Sauze D'Oulx ITA World Cup 1
- 2005 Naeba JPN World Cup 1
- 2005 Inawashiro JPN World Cup 1
- 2005 Inawashiro JPN World Cup 1
- 2005 Deer Valley, UT USA World Cup 1
- 2005 Deer Valley, UT USA World Cup 1
- 2005 Mont Tremblant, QC CAN World Cup 2
- 2004 Spindleruv Mlyn CZE World Cup 1
- 2004 Naeba JPN World Cup 3
- 2004 Inawashiro JPN World Cup 3
- 2004 Jisan KOR FIS Race 2
- 2004 Deer Valley, UT USA World Cup Dual 2
- 2003 Ruka FIN World Cup 2
- 2003 Madarao JPN World Cup 1
- 2003 Steamboat USA World Cup 1
- 2003 Deer Valley World Ski Championships Duals 1
- 2003 Deer Valley USA World Ski Championships 2
- 2003 Mont Tremblant, QC CAN World Cup 2
- 2002 Ruka FIN World Cup Moguls 2
- 2002 Inawashiro JPN World Cup Moguls 2
- 2002 Lake Placid, NY USA World Cup 1
- 2002 Steamboat USA World Cup Moguls 3
- 2002 Tignes FRA World Cup Moguls 3
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