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The Holmenkollen medal is Norwegian skiing's highest award for competitors. It signifies top placings in international championships and other international events, including the Holmenkollen events.


The medal is mostly awarded to skiers in the Nordic events.



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Year
Medalist
Country
Sport
1895

Viktor Thorn
Norway
Nordic combined
1897

Asbjørn Nilssen
Norway
Nordic combined
1899

Paul Braaten
Norway
Nordic combined
1899

Robert Pehrson
Norway
Nordic combined
1901

Askel Refstad
Norway
Nordic combined
1903

Karl Hovelsen
Norway
Nordic combined
1904

Harald Smith
Norway
Nordic combined
1905

Jonas Holmen
Norway
Nordic combined
1907

Per Bakken
Norway
Nordic combined
1908

Einar Kristiansen
Norway
Nordic combined
1909

Thorvald Hansen
Norway
Nordic combined
1910

Lauritz Bergendahl
Norway
Nordic combined
1911

Otto Tangen
Norway
Nordic combined
1911

Knut Holst
Norway
Nordic combined
1912

Olav Bjaaland
Norway
Nordic combined
1914

Johan Kristoffersen
Norway
Nordic combined
1915

Sverre Østbye
Norway
Nordic combined
1916

Lars Høgvold
Norway
Nordic combined
1918

Hans Horn
Norway
Nordic combined
1918

Jørgen Hansen
Norway
Nordic combined
1919

Thorleif Haug
Norway
Nordic combined
1919

Otto Aasen
Norway
Nordic combined
1923

Thoralf Strømstad
Norway
Nordic combined
1924

Harald Økern
Norway
Nordic combined
1924

Johan Grøttumsbråten
Norway
Nordic combined
1925

Einar Landvik
Norway
Nordic combined
1926

Jacob Tullin Thams
Norway
Ski jumping
1927

Hagbart Haakonsen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1927

Einar Lindboe
Norway
Nordic combined
1928

Torjus Hemmestveit
Norway
Nordic combined
1928

Mikkjel Hemmestveit
Norway
Nordic combined
1931

Hans Vinjarengen
Norway
Nordic combined
1931

Ole Stenen
Norway
Nordic combined
1934

Oddbjørn Hagen
Norway
Nordic combined
1935

Arne Rustadstuen
Norway
Nordic combined
1937

Olaf Hoffsbakken
Norway
Nordic combined
1937

Birger Ruud
Norway
Ski jumping
1937

Martin P. Vangsli
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1938

Reidar Andersen
Norway
Ski jumping
1938

Johan R. Henriksen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1939

Sven Selånger
Sweden
Ski jumping
1939

Lars Bergendahl
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1939

Trygve Brodahl
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1940

Oscar Gjøslien
Norway
Nordic combined
1940

Annar Ryen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1947

Elling Rønes
Norway
Nordic combined
1948

Asbjørn Ruud
Norway
Ski jumping
1949

Sigmund Ruud
Norway
Ski jumping
1950

Olav Økern
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1951

Simon Slåttvik
Norway
Nordic combined
1952

Stein Eriksen
Norway
Alpine skiing
1952

Torbjørn Falkanger
Norway
Ski jumping
1952

Heikki Hasu
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1952

Nils Karlsson
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1953

Magnar Estenstad
Norway
Nordic combined
1954

Martin Stokken
Norway
Nordic combined
1955

Haakon VII
Norway
Royalty
1955

Hallgeir Brenden
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1955

Veikko Hakulinen
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1955

Sverre Stenersen
Norway
Nordic combined
1956

Borghild Niskin
Norway
Alpine skiing
1956

Arnfinn Bergmann
Norway
Ski jumping
1956

Arne Hoel
Norway
Ski jumping
1957

Eero Kolehmainen
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1958

Inger Bjørnbakken
Norway
Alpine skiing
1958

Håkon Brusveen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1959

Gunder Gundersen
Norway
Nordic combined
1960

Helmut Recknagel
East Germany
Ski jumping
1960

Sixten Jernberg
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1960

Sverre Stensheim
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1960

Tormod Knutsen
Norway
Nordic combined
1961

Harald Grønningen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1962

Toralf Engan
Norway
Ski jumping
1963

Alevtina Kolchina
Soviet Union
Cross-country skiing
1963

Pavel Kolchin
Soviet Union
Cross-country skiing
1963

Astrid Sandvik
Norway
Alpine skiing
1963

Torbjørn Yggeseth
Norway
Ski jumping
1964

Veikko Kankkonen
Finland
Ski jumping
1964

Eero Mäntyranta
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1964

Georg Thoma
West Germany
Nordic combined
1964

Halvor Næs
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1965

Arto Tiainen
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1965

Bengt Eriksson
Sweden
Nordic combined
1965

Arne Larsen
Norway
Nordic combined
1967

Ole Ellefsæter
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1967

Toini Gustafsson
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1968

Olav V
Norway
Royalty
1968

Assar Rönnlund
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1968

Gjermund Eggen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1968

Bjørn Wirkola
Norway
Ski jumping
1969

Odd Martinsen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1970

Pål Tyldum
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1971

Marjatta Kajosmaa
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1971

Berit Mørdre Lammedal
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1971

Reidar Hjermstad
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1972

Rauno Miettinen
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1972

Magne Myrmo
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1973

Einar Bergsland
Norway
Nordic combined
1973

Ingolf Mork
Norway
Ski jumping
1973

Franz Keller
West Germany
Cross-country skiing
1974

Juha Mieto
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1975

Gerhard Grimmer
East Germany
Cross-country skiing
1975

Oddvar Brå
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1975

Ivar Formo
Norway
Nordic combined
1976

Ulrich Wehling
East Germany
Nordic Combined
1977

Helena Takalo
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1977

Hilkka Kuntola
Finland
Nordic Combined
1977

Walter Steiner
Switzerland
Ski jumping
1979

Ingemar Stenmark
Sweden
Alpine skiing
1979

Erik Håker
Norway
Alpine skiing
1979

Raisa Smetanina
Soviet Union
Cross-country skiing
1980

Thomas Wassberg
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1981

Johan Sætre
Norway
Ski jumping
1983

Berit Aunli
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1983

Tom Sandberg
Norway
Nordic combined
1984

Lars-Erik Eriksen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1984

Jacob Vaage
Norway
Curator
1984

Armin Kogler
Austria
Ski jumping
1985

Anette Bøe
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1985

Per Bergerud
Norway
Ski jumping
1985

Gunde Svan
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
1986

Britt Pettersen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1987

Matti Nykänen
Finland
Ski jumping
1987

Hermann Weinbuch
West Germany
Nordic combined
1989

Marja-Liisa Kirvesniemi
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1991

Vegard Ulvang
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1991

Trond Einar Elden
Norway
Nordic combined
1991

Ernst Vettori
Austria
Ski jumping
1991

Jens Weißflog
Germany
Ski jumping
1992

Yelena Välbe
Russia
Cross-country skiing
1993

Emil Kvanlid
Norway
Nordic combined
1994

Lyubov Yegorova
Russia
Cross-country skiing
1994

Vladimir Smirnov
Kazakhstan
Cross-country skiing
1994

Espen Bredesen
Norway
Ski jumping
1995

Kenji Ogiwara
Japan
Nordic combined
1996

Manuela Di Centa
Italy
Cross-country skiing
1997

Bjarte Engen Vik
Norway
Nordic combined
1997

Stefania Belmondo
Italy
Cross-country skiing
1997

Bjørn Dæhlie
Norway
Cross-country skiing
1998

Fred Børre Lundberg
Norway
Nordic combined
1998

Larisa Lazutina
Russia
Cross-country skiing
1998

Alexey Prokurorov
Russia
Cross-country skiing
1998

Harri Kirvesniemi
Finland
Cross-country skiing
1999

Kazuyoshi Funaki
Japan
Ski jumping
2001

Adam Małysz
Poland
Ski jumper
2001

Bente Skari
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2001

Thomas Alsgaard
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2003

Felix Gottwald
Austria
Nordic combined
2003

Ronny Ackermann
Germany
Nordic combined
2004

Yuliya Chepalova
Russia
Cross-country skiing
2005

Andrus Veerpalu
Estonia
Cross-country skiing
2007

Frode Estil
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2007

Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2007

Harald V
Norway
Royalty
2007

Sonja
Norway
Royalty
2007

Simon Ammann
Switzerland
Ski jumping
2010

Marit Bjørgen
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2011

Ole Einar Bjørndalen
Norway
Biathlon
2011

Michael Greis
Germany
Biathlon
2011

Andrea Henkel
Germany
Biathlon
2011

Janne Ahonen
Finland
Ski jumping
2012

Magdalena Neuner
Germany
Biathlon
2012

Emil Hegle Svendsen
Norway
Biathlon
2013

Tora Berger
Norway
Biathlon
2013

Martin Fourcade
France
Biathlon
2013

Therese Johaug
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2013

Gregor Schlierenzauer
Austria
Ski jumping
2014

Magnus Moan
Norway
Nordic combined
2014

Eric Frenzel
Germany
Nordic combined
2014

Thomas Morgenstern
Austria
Ski jumping
2014

Darya Domracheva
Belarus
Biathlon
2015

Eldar Rønning
Norway
Cross-country skiing
2015

Anders Bardal
Norway
Ski jumping
2015

Anette Sagen
Norway
Ski jumping
2015

Kamil Stoch
Poland
Ski jumping
2016

Noriaki Kasai
Japan
Ski jumping
2016

Tarjei Bø
Norway
Biathlon
2017

Marie Dorin Habert
France
Biathlon
2017

Sara Takanashi
Japan
Ski jumping
2018

Charlotte Kalla
Sweden
Cross-country skiing
2018

Princess Astrid
Norway
Royalty
2018

Hannu Manninen
Finland
Nordic combined
2018

Kaisa Mäkäräinen
Finland
Biathlon


Medalist breakdown[edit]


  • 162 medalists total as of 2012.

  • Gender: 137 men, 25 women

  • Skiing discipline: 63 cross-country skiers, 27 Nordic combined skiers, 26 ski jumpers, 15 multiple Nordic skiing disciplines (competed in cross country, Nordic combined, and/or ski jumping), 15 Nordic skiers (discipline not listed on information found), 5 biathletes and 11 non-Nordic skiers total (listed above).

  • Nationality: 107 Norwegians, 15 Finns, 11 Germans (combines East Germany, West Germany, and unified Germany), 8 Swedes, 8 Russians (includes the Soviet Union), 3 Austrians, 2 Japanese, 2 Italians, 2 Swiss, 2 Poles, 1 Kazakh, 1 Estonian and 1 Frenchman.

  • Holmenkollen victories: 230.


  • Olympic medals (golds): 323 (136), including the medals of Eriksen and Stenmark.


  • World championship medals (gold): 451 (216), including the medals of Bjørnbakken, Eriksen, and Stenmark.

  • Two uncle-nephew combinations (Lauritz Bergendahl - 1910 and Lars Begendahl - 1939, and Harald Økern - 1924 and Olav Økern - 1950).

  • Two sets of brothers (Hemmestveit - 1928, Ruud - 1937, 1947, 1948).

  • One father-daughter combination (Martinsen - 1969, Skari - 2001).

  • One father-son-grandson combination (Haakon VII - 1955, Olav V - 1968, Harald V - 2007)

  • Four husband-wife teams (Alevtina Kolchina - 1963 & Pavel Kolchin - 1963, Toini Gustafsson - 1967 & Assar Rönnlund - 1968; Marja-Liisa Kirvesniemi - 1989 & Harri Kirvesniemi - 1998; and King Harald V - 2007 & Queen Sonja - 2007).

  • Three athletes who took the Olympic Oath (Falkanger - 1952, Ulvang - 1991, Ogiwara - 1995).

  • Five future doping disqualifications (Yegorova - 1994 (caught in 1997), Lazutina - 1998 (2002), H. Kirvesniemi - 1998 (2001), Chepalova - 2004 (2009), Johaug 2013 (2016)).

  • One future lighter of the Olympic Flame (Belmondo - 1997).


References[edit]



  • Holmenkollen medalists - click Holmenkollmedaljen for downloadable pdf file.


  • 2007 Holmenkollen medalists announced - Accessed March 18, 2007.


  • Holmenkollen medal presented to Estil and Hjelmeset - Accessed March 21, 2007









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