The Bobsleigh World Cup is an annual bobsleigh competitions. It has taken place since the 1984 Winter Olympics. Below is a lists of season champions. Each table shows the country and pilot only.
Men's Combined Debuted: 1985.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 1984–85 Anton Fischer – – 1985–86 Ekkehard Fasser Matt Roy Nick Phipps 1986–87 Matt Roy Wolfgang Hoppe Anton Fischer 1987–88 Ingo Appelt Jānis Ķipurs Volker Dietrich 1988–89 Gustav Weder Detlef Richter Nico Baracchi 1989–90 Māris Poikāns Chris Lori Wolfgang Hoppe Christian Schebitz 1990–91 Gustav Weder (2) Ingo Appelt Wolfgang Hoppe Chris Lori 1991–92 Wolfgang Hoppe Gustav Weder Chris Lori 1992–93 Brian Shimer Gustav Weder Günther Huber 1993–94 Pierre Lueders Hubert Schösser Mark Tout 1994–95 Pierre Lueders Reto Götschi Günther Huber 1995–96 Christoph Langen Pierre Lueders Chris Lori 1996–97 Günther Huber Brian Shimer Pierre Lueders 1997–98 Pierre Lueders Günther Huber Sandis Prūsis 1998–99 Christoph Langen (2) Reto Götschi Pierre Lueders Marcel Rohner Christian Reich Pierre Lueders 2000–01 André Lange Martin Annen Sandis Prūsis 2001–02 Martin Annen Christian Reich André Lange 2002–03 André Lange René Spies Martin Annen 2003–04 André Lange Pierre Lueders Todd Hays 2004–05 Martin Annen (2) Alexandr Zubkov Pierre Lueders 2005–06 Pierre Lueders (4) Alexandr Zubkov Todd Hays 2006–07 Steven Holcomb Pierre Lueders André Lange 2007–08 André Lange (4) Alexandr Zubkov Steven Holcomb 2008–09 Alexandr Zubkov Beat Hefti André Lange 2009–10 Steven Holcomb Ivo Rüegg Thomas Florschütz 2010–11 Manuel Machata Alexandr Zubkov Steven Holcomb 2011–12 Maximilian Arndt Alexandr Zubkov Manuel Machata 2012–13 Oskars Melbārdis Alexandr Zubkov Manuel Machata 2013–14 Steven Holcomb (3) Beat Hefti Thomas Florschütz 2014–15 Oskars Melbārdis (2) Rico Peter Nico Walther 2015–16 Nico Walther Maximilian Arndt Rico Peter 2016–17 Francesco Friedrich Steven Holcomb Rico Peter 2017–18 Justin Kripps Francesco Friedrich Johannes Lochner 2018–19 Francesco Friedrich Oskars Ķibermanis Nico Walther 2019–20 Francesco Friedrich Justin Kripps Oskars Ķibermanis 2020–21 Francesco Friedrich Johannes Lochner Dominik Dvořák 2021–22 Francesco Friedrich Justin Kripps Rostislav Gaitiukevich 2022–23 Francesco Friedrich Johannes Lochner Brad Hall 2023–24 Francesco Friedrich (7) Johannes Lochner Emīls Cipulis 2024–25 Johannes Lochner Francesco Friedrich Brad Hall 2025–26 Johannes Lochner Francesco Friedrich Adam Ammour
Medal table
Two-man Unofficial event: 1985–1990. Debuted: 1991.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 1984–85 Anton Fischer Nick Phipps Hans Hiltebrand 1985–86 Māris Poikāns Vyacheslav Savlev Ekkehard Fasser 1986–87 Anton Fischer (2) Matt Roy Wolfgang Hoppe 1987–88 Jānis Ķipurs Volker Dietrich Zintis Ekmanis 1988–89 Gustav Weder Detlef Richter Nico Baracchi 1989–90 Christian Schebitz Greg Haydenluck Māris Poikāns 1990–91 Wolfgang Hoppe Gustav Weder Chris Lori 1991–92 Günther Huber Gustav Weder Rudi Lochner 1992–93 Günther Huber (2) Gustav Weder Brian Shimer 1993–94 Pierre Lueders Christoph Langen Günther Huber 1994–95 Pierre Lueders Reto Götschi Günther Huber 1995–96 Christoph Langen Pierre Lueders Sepp Dostthaler 1996–97 Pierre Lueders Günther Huber Brian Shimer 1997–98 Pierre Lueders Günther Huber Sandis Prūsis 1998–99 Christoph Langen Reto Götschi Pierre Lueders Christian Reich Reto Götschi Marcel Rohner 2000–01 Martin Annen René Spies André Lange 2001–02 Martin Annen Pierre Lueders Christian Reich 2002–03 Pierre Lueders René Spies André Lange 2003–04 Christoph Langen (3) Pierre Lueders André Lange 2004–05 Martin Annen (3) Pierre Lueders Alexandr Zubkov 2005–06 Pierre Lueders (6) Alexandr Zubkov Todd Hays 2006–07 Steven Holcomb Pierre Lueders André Lange 2007–08 André Lange Ivo Rüegg Alexandr Zubkov 2008–09 Beat Hefti André Lange Thomas Florschütz 2009–10 Ivo Rüegg Thomas Florschütz Karl Angerer 2010–11 Alexandr Zubkov Manuel Machata Simone Bertazzo 2011–12 Beat Hefti (2) Maximilian Arndt Alexandr Zubkov 2012–13 Lyndon Rush Oskars Melbārdis Manuel Machata 2013–14 Steven Holcomb (2) Beat Hefti Francesco Friedrich 2014–15 Oskars Melbārdis Beat Hefti Rico Peter 2015–16 Won Yun-jong Nico Walther Uģis Žaļims 2016–17 Francesco Friedrich Steven Holcomb Won Yun-jong 2017–18 Justin Kripps Francesco Friedrich Christopher Spring 2018–19 Francesco Friedrich Oskars Ķibermanis Nico Walther 2019–20 Francesco Friedrich Oskars Ķibermanis Justin Kripps 2020–21 Francesco Friedrich Johannes Lochner Dominik Dvořák 2021–22 Francesco Friedrich Justin Kripps Rostislav Gaitiukevich 2022–23 Johannes Lochner Francesco Friedrich Brad Hall 2023–24 Francesco Friedrich (6) Johannes Lochner Adam Ammour 2024–25 Johannes Lochner Brad Hall Francesco Friedrich 2025–26 Johannes Lochner (3) Francesco Friedrich Adam Ammour
Medal table
Four-man Unofficial event: 1985–1990. Debuted: 1991.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 1984–85 Jeffrey Jost Nick Phipps Silvio Giobellina 1985–86 Ekkehard Fasser Walter Delle Karth Matt Roy 1986–87 Matt Roy Wolfgang Hoppe Peter Kienast 1987–88 Ingo Appelt Peter Kienast none awarded Volker Dietrich 1988–89 Ingo Appelt (2) Gustav Weder Peter Kienast 1989–90 Chris Lori Māris Poikāns Dietmar Falkenberg 1990–91 Gustav Weder Ingo Appelt Chris Lori 1991–92 Wolfgang Hoppe Gustav Weder Mark Tout 1992–93 Brian Shimer Chris Lori Wolfgang Hoppe 1993–94 Hubert Schösser Dirk Wiese Mark Tout 1994–95 Pierre Lueders Mark Tout Dirk Wiese 1995–96 Wolfgang Hoppe (2) Christoph Langen Chris Lori 1996–97 Marcel Rohner Wolfgang Hoppe Günther Huber 1997–98 Harald Czudaj Marcel Rohner Hubert Schösser 1998–99 Christoph Langen Marcel Rohner André Lange Marcel Rohner (2) Sandis Prūsis Pierre Lueders 2000–01 André Lange Sandis Prūsis Matthias Benesch 2001–02 Martin Annen André Lange Christian Reich 2002–03 André Lange Sandis Prūsis Ralph Rüegg 2003–04 André Lange Alexandr Zubkov Todd Hays 2004–05 Alexandr Zubkov Martin Annen Pierre Lueders 2005–06 Alexandr Zubkov Pierre Lueders Martin Annen 2006–07 Yevgeni Popov Steven Holcomb Martin Annen 2007–08 André Lange (4) Alexandr Zubkov Jānis Miņins 2008–09 Alexandr Zubkov Jānis Miņins André Lange 2009–10 Steve Holcomb Jānis Miņins André Lange 2010–11 Manuel Machata Steven Holcomb Alexandr Zubkov 2011–12 Alexandr Zubkov Maximilian Arndt Manuel Machata 2012–13 Alexandr Zubkov (5) Oskars Melbārdis Manuel Machata 2013–14 Maximilian Arndt Steven Holcomb Thomas Florschütz 2014–15 Oskars Melbārdis Maximilian Arndt Nico Walther 2015–16 Maximilian Arndt (2) Francesco Friedrich Rico Peter 2016–17 Rico Peter Steven Holcomb Nico Walther 2017–18 Johannes Lochner Francesco Friedrich Justin Kripps 2018–19 Francesco Friedrich Oskars Ķibermanis Johannes Lochner 2019–20 Francesco Friedrich Johannes Lochner Justin Kripps 2020–21 Francesco Friedrich Benjamin Maier Justin Kripps 2021–22 Francesco Friedrich Justin Kripps Rostislav Gaitiukevich 2022–23 Francesco Friedrich Brad Hall Johannes Lochner 2023–24 Francesco Friedrich Emīls Cipulis Johannes Lochner 2024–25 Francesco Friedrich (7) Johannes Lochner Brad Hall 2025–26 Johannes Lochner (2) Francesco Friedrich Adam Ammour
Medal table
Women's Combined Debuted: 2022.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 2021–22 Elana Meyers Taylor Laura Nolte Christine de Bruin 2022–23 Kaillie Humphries Laura Nolte Kim Kalicki 2023–24 Laura Nolte Lisa Buckwitz Melanie Hasler 2024–25 Laura Nolte Lisa Buckwitz Kim Kalicki 2025–26 Laura Nolte (3) Kaillie Humphries Lisa Buckwitz
Medal table
Monobob Debuted: 2021.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 2020–21 Nicole Vogt Breeana Walker Marina Silva Tuono 2021–22 Elana Meyers Taylor Kaillie Humphries Cynthia Appiah 2022–23 Kaillie Humphries Laura Nolte Cynthia Appiah 2023–24 Lisa Buckwitz Breeana Walker Laura Nolte 2024–25 Lisa Buckwitz (2) Breeana Walker Laura Nolte 2025–26 Laura Nolte Breeana Walker Lisa Buckwitz
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Two-woman Debuted: 1994.
SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird place 1993–94 Barbara Muriset – – 1994–95 Claudia Bühlmann – – 1995–96 Françoise Burdet – – 1996–97 Françoise Burdet – – 1997–98 Françoise Burdet – – 1998–99 Françoise Burdet (4) Jean Racine Michelle Coy Jean Racine Jill Bakken Françoise Burdet 2000–01 Jean Racine (2) Sandra Prokoff Bonny Warner 2001–02 Susi Erdmann Sandra Prokoff Jean Racine 2002–03 Susi Erdmann (2) Sandra Prokoff Gerda Weissensteiner 2003–04 Sandra Prokoff Jean Racine Susi Erdmann Gerda Weissensteiner 2004–05 Sandra Prokoff-Kiriasis Cathleen Martini Susi Erdmann 2005–06 Sandra Kiriasis Helen Upperton Shauna Rohbock 2006–07 Sandra Kiriasis Shauna Rohbock Cathleen Martini 2007–08 Sandra Kiriasis Cathleen Martini Helen Upperton 2008–09 Sandra Kiriasis Cathleen Martini Nicole Minichiello 2009–10 Sandra Kiriasis Kaillie Humphries Cathleen Martini 2010–11 Sandra Kiriasis (8) Cathleen Martini Kaillie Humphries 2011–12 Cathleen Martini Anja Schneiderheinze Sandra Kiriasis 2012–13 Kaillie Humphries Sandra Kiriasis Cathleen Martini 2013–14 Kaillie Humphries Elana Meyers Jamie Greubel 2014–15 Elana Meyers Kaillie Humphries Jazmine Fenlator 2015–16 Kaillie Humphries Jamie Greubel Poser Christina Hengster 2016–17 Jamie Greubel Poser Kaillie Humphries Elana Meyers Taylor 2017–18 Kaillie Humphries (4) Elana Meyers Taylor Mariama Jamanka 2018–19 Mariama Jamanka Stephanie Schneider Elana Meyers Taylor 2019–20 Stephanie Schneider Mariama Jamanka Christine de Bruin 2020–21 Katrin Beierl Kim Kalicki Mariama Jamanka 2021–22 Elana Meyers Taylor (2) Laura Nolte Kim Kalicki 2022–23 Laura Nolte Kim Kalicki Kaillie Humphries 2023–24 Laura Nolte Kim Kalicki Lisa Buckwitz 2024–25 Laura Nolte (3) Kim Kalicki Lisa Buckwitz
Medal table
All-time medal count
External links IBSF.com rank listings List of combined men's bobsleigh World Cup champions: 1985–2007 List of four-man bobsleigh World Cup champions since 1985 List of two-man bobsleigh World Cup champions since 1985 List of two-woman bobsleigh World Cup champions since 1995