List of Alpine Skiing World Champions - Women

Women

See also: Alpine Skiing World Cup Women

Year Location Downhill Slalom Combined Giant Slalom Super-G
1931 Mürren Esme Mackinnon Esme Mackinnon n.a. n.a. n.a.
1932 Cortina Paula Wiesinger Rösli Streiff Rösli Streiff n.a. n.a.
1933 Innsbruck Inge Wersin-Lantschner Inge Wersin-Lantschner Inge Wersin-Lantschner n.a. n.a.
1934 St. Moritz Anny Rüegg Christl Cranz Christl Cranz n.a. n.a.
1935 Mürren Christl Cranz Anny Rüegg Christl Cranz n.a. n.a.
1936 Innsbruck Evelyn Pinching Gerda Paumgarten Evelyn Pinching n.a. n.a.
1937 Chamonix Christl Cranz Christl Cranz Christl Cranz n.a. n.a.
1938 Engelberg Lisa Resch Christl Cranz Christl Cranz n.a. n.a.
1939 Zakopane Christl Cranz Christl Cranz Christl Cranz n.a. n.a.
1941 Cortina Results cancelled by the FIS in 1946 due to the limited number of participants during wartime.
1948 St. Moritz Hedy Schlunegger Gretchen Frazer Trude Beiser n.a. n.a.
1950 Aspen Trude Beiser Dagmar Rom n.a. Dagmar Rom n.a.
1952 Oslo Trude Beiser Andrea Mead-Lawrence n.a. Andrea Mead-Lawrence n.a.
1954 Åre Ida Schöpfer Trude Klecker Ida Schöpfer Lucienne Schmith n.a.
1956 Cortina Madeleine Berthod Renée Colliard Madeleine Berthod Ossi Reichert n.a.
1958 Badgastein Lucille Wheeler Inger Bjørnbakken Frieda Dänzer Lucille Wheeler n.a.
1960 Squaw Valley Heidi Biebl Anne Heggtveit Anne Heggtveit Yvonne Rüegg n.a.
1962 Chamonix Christl Haas Marianne Jahn Marielle Goitschel Marianne Jahn n.a.
1964 Innsbruck Christl Haas Christine Goitschel Marielle Goitschel Marielle Goitschel n.a.
1966 Portillo Marielle Goitschel Annie Famose Marielle Goitschel Marielle Goitschel n.a.
1968 Grenoble Olga Pall Marielle Goitschel Nancy Greene Nancy Greene n.a.
1970 Val Gardena Annerösli Zryd Ingrid Lafforgue Michèle Jacot Betsy Clifford n.a.
1972 Sapporo Marie-Theres Nadig Barbara Ann Cochran Annemarie Pröll Marie-Theres Nadig n.a.
1974 St. Moritz Annemarie Pröll Hanni Wenzel Fabienne Serrat Fabienne Serrat n.a.
1976 Innsbruck Rosi Mittermaier Rosi Mittermaier Rosi Mittermaier Kathy Kreiner n.a.
1978 Garmisch Annemarie Moser-Pröll Lea Sölkner Annemarie Moser-Pröll Maria Epple n.a.
1980 Lake Placid Annemarie Moser-Pröll Hanni Wenzel Hanni Wenzel Hanni Wenzel n.a.
1982 Schladming Gerry Sorensen Erika Hess Erika Hess Erika Hess n.a.
1985 Bormio Michela Figini Perrine Pelen Erika Hess Diann Roffe n.a.
1987 Crans-Montana Maria Walliser Erika Hess Erika Hess Vreni Schneider Maria Walliser
1989 Vail Maria Walliser Mateja Svet Tamara McKinney Vreni Schneider Ulrike Maier
1991 Saalbach Petra Kronberger Vreni Schneider Chantal Bournissen Pernilla Wiberg Ulrike Maier
1993 Morioka Kate Pace Karin Buder Miriam Vogt Carole Merle Katja Seizinger
1996 Sierra Nevada Picabo Street Pernilla Wiberg Pernilla Wiberg Deborah Compagnoni Isolde Kostner
1997 Sestriere Hilary Lindh Deborah Compagnoni Renate Götschl Deborah Compagnoni Isolde Kostner
1999 Vail Renate Götschl Zali Steggall Pernilla Wiberg Alexandra Meissnitzer Alexandra Meissnitzer
2001 St. Anton Michaela Dorfmeister Anja Pärson Martina Ertl Sonja Nef Régine Cavagnoud
2003 St. Moritz Mélanie Turgeon Janica Kostelić Janica Kostelić Anja Pärson Michaela Dorfmeister
2005 Bormio Janica Kostelić Janica Kostelić Janica Kostelić Anja Pärson Anja Pärson
2007 Åre Anja Pärson Šárka Záhrobská Anja Pärson Nicole Hosp Anja Pärson
2009 Val d'Isère Lindsey Vonn Maria Riesch Kathrin Zettel Kathrin Hölzl Lindsey Vonn
2011 Garmisch Elisabeth Görgl Marlies Schild Anna Fenninger Tina Maze Elisabeth Görgl
2013 Schladming
2015 Beaver Creek/Vail

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