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83rd Int. Lauberhornrennen January 18-20, 2013
Wengen

Facts and Figures

Lauberhorn in figures

The Lauberhorn Race in figures…

As well as being the longest downhill race the Lauberhorn Race offers further interesting statistics.

History
1930: 1st International Lauberhorn Race Wengen
Downhill: Winner Christian Rubi (SUI)
Slalom: Winner Ernst Gertsch (SUI)
Combination: Winner Bill Bracken (GBR)


Spectator figures
 

2006 Super Combination 14'000
Downhill 25'000
Slalom 8'600
2007 Super Combination (Sunday) 9'000
Downhill 21'000
Slalom (cancelled) xxx
2008 Super Combination 12'000
Downhill (Sunday) 21'500
Slalom (Saturday) 9'200
2009 Super Combination 16'000
Downhill 29'000
Slalom 7'500
2010 Super Combination 17'500
Downhill 32'000
Slalom 8'500
2011 Super Combination 18'000
Downhill 35'000
Slalom 9'000
2012

Super Combined 20'000

Downhill 38'000

Slalom 8'000


Viewing figures SF DRS (Downhill Race)
 

2006 ca 1hr 20 min 1’006'000 viewers
2007 ca 1hr 40 min 1'024'000 viewers
2008 1'074'000 viewers
2009 1'055'000 viewers
2010 1'082'000 viewers
2011 1'031'000 viewers
2012 1'062'000 viewers


Budget 2012
CHF 5,8 Mio.

Net gain for the region (direct and indirect)
CHF 5,1 Mio.

Helpers
Total of 1817 people (Saturday 1010 / Sunday 807)

Media
365 journalists from 17 different coutries and 140 people from Swiss Television SF/TPC

Official Sponsors
6

Official Partners
20

Stands
Finish: 2'400 spectators
Grimschbiel/Wengernalp: 10'000 spectators (Outdoor arena with view of Hundschopf)

VIP Tents
600 people in the Hospitality Tent on Wengernalp
800 people in the VIP area at the finish

Participants
 

2005 Super Combination 37 participants
Downhill 52 participants
Slalom 78 participants
2006 Super Combination 70 participants
Downhill 61 participants
Slalom 80 participants
2007 Super Combination 62 participants
Downhill 68 participants
Slalom cancelled
2008 Super Combination 60 participants
Downhill 57 participants
Slalom 73 participants
2009 Super Combination 66 participants
Downhill 67 participants
Slalom 72 participants
2010 Super Combination 63 participants
Downhill 55 participants
Slalom 71 participants
2011 Super Combination 60 participants
Downhill 57 participants
Slalom 63 participants
2012

Super Combined 50 competitors

Downhill 59 competitors

Slalom 70 competitors


Supporters
Approximately 322 people

Prize money
CHF 100'000 Super Combination
CHF 100'000 Downhill
CHF 100'000 Slalom
Prize money awarded to 1st – 10th positions

Fan clubs
2006: 582 people
2007: 499 people
2008: 470 people
2009: 467 people
2010: 460 people
2011: 450 people

2012: 500 people