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Here are all the World Cup races in which the same nation has entirely taken the first three steps of the podium (also with some third place ex-aequo with other nation athletes) or also placed its athletes in the immediately subsequent positions.
Sunday 14 January 2018 31 minutes reading time
The nation that has more triplets is natutalmente the 'Austria with 84, 23 for women and 61 well among men who have done more than all other nations combined in the women's field, ie 54, the triplets in the men are 89. the record, as you can read below, it's nine in the first nine, the 'Italy is the famous quintet of Berchtesgaden which marked the birth of the term Blue Avalanche. Here are all the races.
FIRST NINE
Austria - December 21, 1998, men's super-G in Innsbruck: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Christian Mayer 3. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl 4. 5. 6. Rainer Salzgeber Hans Knauss 7. Patrick Wirth 8. Andreas Schifferer 9. Werner Franz
FIRST SIX
France - March 9, 1968, women's downhill dell'Abetone: 1. Isabelle Mir 2. Annie Famous Florence Steurer 3. 4. 5. Françoise Macchi Jacqueline Rouvier 6. Britt Lafforgue
Austria - December 29, 1998, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl 3. 4. 5. Hans Knauss Werner Franz 6. Hannes Trinkl
FIRST FIVE
France - February 21, 1970, women's downhill of Jackson Hole: 1. Isabelle Mir 2. Annie Famous Michèle Jacot 3. 4. 5. Florence Steurer Françoise Macchi
France - January 8, 1971, Oberstaufen giant female: 1. Michèle Jacot 2. Britt Lafforgue 3. Jocelyn Perillat 4. Jacqueline Rouvier 5. Isabelle Mir
Austria - February 1, 1973, women's downhill of Schruns: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Wiltrud Drexel Ingrid Gfölner 3. 4. 5. Irmgard Ranner Marianne Lukasser
Italy - January 7, 1974, the men's giant Berchtesgaden: 1. Piero Gros Gustav Thöni 2. 3. 4. Erwin Stricker Helmuth Schmalzl 5. Tino Pietrogiovanna
Switzerland - December 12, 1982, men's super-G in Val d'Isere: 1. Peter Müller Peter Lüscher 2. 3. 4. Pirmin Zurbriggen Franz Heinzer 5. Thomas Bürgler
Austria - December 5, 1997, men's downhill in Beaver Creek: 1. Andreas Schifferer 2. Hermann Maier 3. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl 4. 5. Hannes Trinkl
Austria - November 27, 1998, men's super-G in Aspen: 1. Stephan Eberharter, Hermann Maier 2. 3. 4. Christian Mayer Rainer Salzgeber 5. Hans Knauss
Austria - December 4, 1999, men's downhill in Lake Louise: 1. Hermann Maier Hannes Trinkl 2. 3. 4. Stephan Eberharter Josef Strobl 5. Andreas Schifferer
Austria - January 14, 2001, the men's slalom in Wengen: 1. Benjamin Raich Rainer Schönfelder 2. 3. 4. Mario Matt Florian Seer 5. Kilian Albrecht
Austria - February 2, 2002, men's downhill in St. Moritz: 1. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl 2. 3. 4. Michael Walchhofer Hannes Trinkl 5. Klaus Kröll
Austria - January 27, 2003, men's super-G in Kitzbühel: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Christoph Gruber 3. Stephan Eberharter 4. Andreas Schifferer 5. Hans Knauss
FIRST FOUR
France - February 5, 1967, the men's slalom in Madonna di Campiglio: 1. Guy Périllat Louis Jauffret 2. 3. 4. Léo Lacroix Jules Melquiond
France - March 10, 1968, women's slalom dell'Abetone: 1. Florence Steurer 2. Annie Famous 3. Britt Lafforgue 4. Françoise Macchi
France - January 15, 1970, women's downhill of Badgastein: 1. Isabelle Mir 2. Florence Steurer 3. Michèle Jacot 4. Françoise Macchi
France - February 4, 1971, women's slalom in Mürren: 1. Britt Lafforgue 2. Florence Steurer 3. Danièle Debernard 4. Isabelle Mir
Austria - February 11, 1973, men's downhill in St. Moritz: 1. Werner Grissmann 2. Josef Walcher 3. Franz Klammer 4. David Zwilling
France - March 3, 1973, the women's slalom of Mt. Ste. Anne: 1. Patricia EMONET Danièle Debernard 2. 3. 4. Britt Lafforgue Christine Rolland
Austria - December 16, 1973, Saalbach men's giant: 1. Hubert Berchtold Thomas Hauser 2. 3. 4. Hansi Hinterseer Franz Klammer
Austria - December 20, 1976, women's downhill of Zell am See: 1. Brigitte Totschnig 2. Annemarie Pröll 3. Niki Spiess 4. Brigitte Schroll
Switzerland - December 12, 1985, women's combined in Sestriere / Val d'Isere: 1. Erika Hess Brigitte Oertli 2. 3. 4. Maria Walliser Vreni Schneider
Switzerland - January 12, 1986, Badgastein female combined: 1. Maria Walliser 2. Erika Hess 3. Brigitte Oertli 4. Vreni Schneider
Switzerland - January 11, 1987, Mellau: Female combined Brigitte Oertli 1. 2. 3. Vreni Schneider Erika Hess 4. Maria Walliser
Switzerland - January 18, 1987, women's giant Bischofswiesen: 1. Maria Walliser 2. Vreni Schneider 3. Brigitte Oertli 4. Zoe Haas
Switzerland - March 14, 1987, men's downhill Nakiska: 1. Peter Müller Franz Heinzer 2. 3. 4. Daniel Mahrer karl alpiger
Austria - January 30, 1988, the men's giant Schladming: 1. Rudolf Nierlich Hubert Strolz 2. 3. 4. Helmut Mayer Günther Mader
Austria - January 14, 1990, men's giant in Alta Badia: 1. Richard Kröll 2. Günther Mader 3. Rudolf Nierlich and Hubert Strolz
Austria - March 13, 1990, women's slalom of Vemdalen: 1. Petra Kronberger 2. Ida Ladstätter 3. Claudia Strobl 4. Karin Buder
Austria - December 17, 1994, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Armin Assinger 2. Patrick Ortlieb 3. Josef Strobl 4. Günther Mader
Switzerland - January 19, 1996, men's downhill of Veysonnaz: 1. Bruno Kernen 2. William Besse 3. Daniel Mahrer 4. Xavier Gigandet
Austria - December 15, 1996, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Fritz Strobl 2. Werner Franz 3. Patrick Ortlieb 4. Josef Strobl
Austria - December 6, 1997, men's super-G in Beaver Creek: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Hans Knauss 4. Josef Strobl
Austria - December 29, 1997, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Hermann Maier Andreas Schifferer 2. 3. 4. Werner Franz Stephan Eberharter
Austria - March 14, 1998, men's giant of Crans-Montana: 1. Stephan Eberharter Hans Knauss 2. 3. 4. Hermann Maier Christian Mayer
Austria - October 25, 1998, Sölden giant men: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Heinz Schilchegger 4. Christian Mayer
Austria - March 15, 2000, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Hannes Trinkl 2. Hermann Maier 3. Christian Greber 4. Fritz Strobl
Austria - December 9, 2000, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl 3. 4. Andreas Schifferer
Austria - December 29, 2001, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Fritz Strobl 2. Josef Strobl 3. Stephan Eberharter 4. Klaus Kröll
Austria - November 30, 2003, men's super-G in Lake Louise: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Michael Walchhofer 3. Stephan Eberharter 4. Benjamin Raich
Austria - February 14, 2004, men's downhill in St. Anton: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Hans Grugger 4. Klaus Kröll (jointly with Norway's Bjarne Solbakken)
Austria - March 11, 2004, men's super-G in Sestriere: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Christoph Gruber 4. Benjamin Raich
Austria - December 29, 2004, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Michael Walchhofer Johann Grugger 2. 3. 4. Fritz Strobl Klaus Kröll
Austria - December 15, 2006, the Reiteralm: Female Combined 1. Marlies Schild 2. Michaela Kirchgasser 3. Kathrin Zettel 4. Nicole Hosp
FIRST THREE
France - January 6, 1967, the men's giant Berchtesgaden: 1. Georges Mauduit 2. Léo Lacroix 3. Jean-Claude Killy
France - January 26, 1967, the women's slalom in St. Gervais: 1. Annie Famous 2. Marielle Goitschel 3. Florence Steurer
France - March 4, 1967, men's downhill in Sestriere: 1. Jean-Claude Killy 2. Bernard Orcel 3. Guy Périllat
France - March 12, 1967, women's slalom in Franconia: 1. Marielle Goitschel 2. Isabelle Mir 3. Annie Famous
France - March 10, 1968, men's giant of Méribel: 1. Jean-Claude Killy 2. 3. Georges Mauduit Guy Périllat
Austria - January 11, 1969, men's downhill in Wengen: 1. Karl Schranz 2. 3. Karl Heinrich Messner Cordin
Austria - February 16, 1969, men's giant in Kranjska Gora: 1. Reinhard Tritscher 2. Alfred 3. Matt Franz Digruber
France - January 9, 1970, Grindelwald women's downhill: 1. Isabelle Mir 2. Annie Famous 3. Florence Steurer
France - January 25, 1970, the men's slalom of Megeve: 1. Patrick Russel 2. Alain Penz 3. Henri Brechu
France - March 15, 1970, the men's slalom of Voss: 1. Patrick Russel 2. Jean-Noel Augert 3. Henri Brechu
France - January 14, 1971, women's slalom of Grindelwald: 1. Britt Lafforgue 2. Michèle Jacot 3. Danièle Debernard
Switzerland - January 16, 1971, men's downhill in St. Moritz: 1. Walter Tresch 2. Bernhard Russi 3. Andreas Sprecher
France - February 12, 1971, women's giant Mt. Ste. Anne: 1. Isabelle Mir 2. Françoise Macchi 3. Jacqueline Rouvier
Austria - February 19, 1972, Banff giant female: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Wiltrud Drexel 3. Monika Kaserer
Austria - January 9, 1973, women's downhill of Pfronten: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Monika Kaserer 3. Irmgard Lukasser
Austria - January 10, 1973, women's downhill of Pfronten: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Irmgard Lukasser 3. Ingrid Gfölner
Austria - January 16, 1973, Grindelwald women's downhill: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Wiltrud Drexel 3. Brigitte Totschnig
Austria - February 10, 1973, women's downhill in St. Moritz: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Ingrid Gfölner 3. Wiltrud Drexel
Austria - December 6, 1973, women's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Annemarie Pröll 2. Ingrid Gfölner 3. Wiltrud Drexel
Austria - January 5, 1975, men's downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Franz Klammer Werner Grissmann 2. 3. Josef Walcher
Italy - January 6, 1975, the men's slalom in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Piero Gros 2. Gustav Thöni 3. Fausto Radici
Switzerland - February 1, 1975, men's downhill of Megeve: 1. Walter Vesti 2. René Berthod 3. Philippe Roux
Austria - January 7, 1976, women's downhill of Meiringen: 1. Brigitte Totschnig 2. Niki Spiess 3. Irmgard Lukasser
Italy - December 19, 1976, the men's slalom in Madonna di Campiglio: 1. Fausto Radici 2. Piero Gros 3. Gustav Thöni
Austria - January 8, 1977, men's downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Franz Klammer 2. Ernst Winkler 3. Peter Wirnsberger
Switzerland - December 19, 1982, the combined men's Val d'Isère / Val Gardena: 1. Franz Heinzer 2. 3. Peter Müller Peter Lüscher
Switzerland - January 11, 1983, the Adelboden giant men: 1. Pirmin Zurbriggen 2. Max Julen 3. Jacques Lüthy
Austria - January 21, 1984, men's downhill in Kitzbühel: 1. Franz Klammer 2. Erwin Resch 3. Anton Steiner
Austria - December 21, 1984, women's downhill in Santa Caterina: 1. Elisabeth Kirchler 2. Veronika Vitzthum 3. Katharina Gutensohn
Switzerland - January 9, 1985, women's downhill in Bad Kleinkirchheim: Michela Figini 1. 2. 3. Brigitte Oertli Ariane Ehrat
Switzerland - January 10, 1985, women's downhill in Bad Kleinkirchheim: Michela Figini 1. 2. 3. Brigitte Oertli Maria Walliser
Switzerland - January 27, 1985, the combined male Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Peter Müller Peter Lüscher 2. 3. Franz Heinzer
Switzerland - August 15, 1986, men's downhill in Las Leñas: 1. Peter Müller 2. karl alpiger 3. Franz Heinzer
Switzerland - December 12, 1986, women's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Michela Figini 2. Maria Walliser 3. Heidi Zurbriggen
Italy - December 14, 1986, men's giant in Alta Badia: 1. Richard Pramotton 2. Alberto Tomba 3. Oswald Tötsch
Switzerland - March 7, 1987, men's downhill in Aspen: 1. Pirmin Zurbriggen 2. Daniel Mahrer 3. karl alpiger
Switzerland - March 22, 1987, in Sarajevo giant female: 1. Vreni Schneider and Maria Walliser 3. Michela Figini
Austria - November 30, 1987, the women's slalom in Courmayeur: 1. Anita Wachter 2. Ida Ladstätter 3. Ulrike Maier
Switzerland - December 4, 1987, women's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Maria Walliser 2. Michela Figini 3. Zoe Haas
Switzerland - January 16, 1988, Zinal women's downhill: 1. Maria Walliser 2. Michela Figini 3. Brigitte Oertli
Italy - January 23, 1988, men's downhill of Leukerbad: 1. Michael Mair 2. Giorgio Piantanida 3. Werner Perathoner
Austria - March 6, 1988, women's slalom in Aspen: 1. Roswitha Steiner 2. Anita Wachter 3. Monika Maierhofer
Austria - January 6, 1989, men's downhill of Laax: 1. Leonhard Stock 2. Peter Wirnsberger 3. Helmut Höflehner
Switzerland - February 24, 1989, women's downhill of Steamboat Springs: 1. Michela Figini 2. Maria Walliser 3. Chantal Bournissen
Austria - January 14, 1990, Haus female combined: 1. Petra Krongerger 2. Anita Wachter 3. Ingrid Stöckl
Austria - January 23, 1990, the men's giant Veysonnaz: 1. Richard Kröll Hubert Strolz 2. 3. Rudolf Nierlich
Austria - March 11, 1990, women's slalom in Stranda: 1. Karin Buder 2. Claudia Strobl 3. Anita Wachter
Austria - December 9, 1990, women's super-G in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee: 1. Petra Kronberger 2. Sigrid Wolf 3. Anita Wachter
Switzerland - January 17, 1992, men's downhill in Kitzbühel: 1. Franz Heinzer 2. Daniel Mahrer 3. Xavier Gigandet
Germany - January 25, 1992, Morzine women's downhill: 1. Katja Seizinger 2. Katharina Gutensohn 3. Michaela Gerg
Switzerland - February 1, 1992, men's super-G in Megeve: 1. Paul Accola 2. Marco Hangl 3. Franz Heinzer
Germany - March 15, 1993, women's giant Hafjell_ 1. Christina Meier 2. Martina Ertl 3. Katja Seizinger
Norway - January 30, 1994, Chamonix men combined: 1. 1. Kjetil André Aamodt 2. Lasse Kjus 3. Harald Christian Strand Nilsen
Austria - December 16, 1995, women's downhill in St. Anton: 1. Michaela Dorfmeister 2. Alexandra Meissnitzer 3. Renate Götschl (jointly with the US Picabo Street)
Austria - January 27, 1996, men's downhill in Sestriere: 1. Mario Reiter 2. Thomas Sykora 3. Thomas Stangassinger
Italy - March 2, 1996, female giant Narvik: 1. Deborah Compagnoni 2. Sabina Panzanini 3. Isolde Kostner
Germany - March 13, 1997, women's super-G of Vail: 1. Hilde Gerg 3. Katja Seizinger 2. Martina Ertl
Germany - December 20, 1997, combined female Val d'Isere: 1. Hilde Gerg 2. Katja Seizinger 3. Martina Ertl
Austria - January 11, 1998, men's super-G in Schladming: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Andreas Schifferer 3. Stephan Eberharter
Germany - January 31, 1998, women's combined Ã…re: 1. Hilde Gerg 2. Martina Ertl 3. Katja Seizinger
Norway - March 1, 1998, the men's slalom in Yongpyong: 1. Ole Kristian Furuseth 2. Finn Christian Jagge 3. Tom Stiansen
Austria - January 9, 1999, men's super-G in Schladming: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Rainer Salzgeber 3. Hans Knauss
Austria - January 23, 1999, men's downhill in Kitzbühel: 1. Hans Knauss 2. Peter Rzehak 3. Werner Franz
Austria - March 7, 1999, men's super-G in Kvitfjell: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Andreas Schifferer
Austria - March 11, 1999, men's super-G of the Sierra Nevada: 1. Christian Mayer 2. Andreas Schifferer 3. Josef Strobl
Austria - December 22, 1999, men's giant of Saalbach-Hinterglemm: 1. Christian Mayer 2. Hermann Maier 3. Benjamin Raich
Austria - January 8, 2000, men's downhill in Chamonix: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Stephan Eberharter 3. Hannes Trinkl
Austria - February 13, 2000, men's super-G in St. Anton: 1. Werner Franz and Fritz Strobl 3. Hermann Maier
Austria - March 18, 2000, Bormio men's giant: 1. Benjamin Raich 2. 3. Christian Mayer Heinz Schilchegger
Austria - December 10, 2000, men's giant in Val d'Isere: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Heinz Schilchegger 3. Andreas Schifferer
Italy - December 16, 2000, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Alessandro Fattori 2. Kristian Ghedina 3. Roland Fischnaller
Austria - December 19, 2000, the men's slalom in Madonna di Campiglio: 1. Mario Matt Heinz Schilchegger 2. 3. Rainer Schönfelder
Austria - January 19, 2001, Kitzbühel men's super-G: 1. Hermann Maier 2. 3. Werner Franz Josef Strobl
Austria - January 20, 2001, men's downhill in Kitzbühel: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Hannes Trinkl 3. Stephan Eberharter (jointly with the American Daron Rahlves)
Austria - March 4, 2001, men's super-G in Kvitfjell: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Hannes Trinkl 3. Stephan Eberharter
Austria - December 28, 2001, men's downhill in Bormio: 1. Christian Greber 2. 3. Stephan Eberharter Fritz Strobl
Austria - January 12, 2002, men's downhill in Wengen: 1. Stephan Eberharter 2. Hannes Trinkl 3. Josef Strobl
Austria - December 14, 2002, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Stephan Eberharter 2. Klaus Kröll 3. Andreas Schifferer
Austria - December 6, 2003, men's downhill in Beaver Creek: 1. Hermann Maier 2. Hans Knauss 3. Andreas Schifferer
Austria - January 4, 2004, women's super-G in Megeve: 1. Alexandra Meissnitzer 2. Renate Götschl 3. Michaela Dorfmeister
Austria - December 17, 2004, men's super-G in Val Gardena: 1. Michael Walchhofer 2. Hermann Maier 3. Benjamin Raich
Austria - February 19, 2005, men's downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Michael Walchhofer 2. Mario Scheiber 3. Fritz Strobl
Austria - December 4, 2005, women's super-G in Lake Louise: 1. Alexandra Meissnitzer 2. Andrea Fischbacher 3. Michaela Dorfmeister
Austria - December 10, 2005, men's downhill in Val d'Isere: 1. Michael Walchhofer 2. 3. Fritz Strobl Hans Grugger
Austria - January 28, 2006, men's downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Hermann Maier Klaus Kröll 2. 3. Andreas Buder
Austria - November 11, 2006, women's slalom in Levi: 1. Marlies Schild 2. Nicole Hosp 3. Kathrin Zettel
Austria - December 28, 2006, women's giant Semmering: 1. Kathrin Zettel 2. Nicole Hosp 3. Marlies Schild
Austria - January 27, 2007, women's downhill in San Sicario: 1. Renate Götschl 2. Elisabeth Görgl 3. Christine Sponring
Austria - December 3, 2007, men's super-G in Beaver Creek: 1. Hannes Reichelt 2. Mario Scheiber 3. Christoph Gruber
Austria - January 25, 2009, in Cortina d'Ampezzo giant female: 1. Kathrin Zettel 2. Michaela Kirchgasser 3. Elisabeth Görgl
Austria - December 11, 2009, the combined men's Val d'Isere: 1. Benjamin Raich 2. Marcel Hirscher 3. Romed Baumann (jointly with the Italian Manfred Moelgg)
Austria - March 17, 2012, the men's giant Schladming: 1. Marcel Hirscher 2. Hannes Reichelt 3. Marcel Mathis
USA - December 6, 2014, women's downhill in Lake Louise: 1. Lindsey Vonn Kildow 2. Stacey Cook 3. Julia Mancuso
Austria - February 21, 2015, men's downhill in Saalbach-Hinterglemm: 1. Matthias Mayer 2. Max Franz 3. Hannes Reichelt
Austria - February 28, 2015, men's downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 1. Hannes Reichelt 2. Romed Baumann 3. Matthias Mayer
Norway - December 18, 2015, men's super-G in Val Gardena: 1. Aksel Lund Svindal 2. Kjetil Jansrud 3. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde
France - January 22, 2016, Kitzbühel men's combined: 1. Alexis Pinturault 2. Victor Muffat-Jeandet 3. Thomas Mermillod-Blondin
France - March 19, 2016, men's giant St. Moritz: 1. Thomas Fanara 2. Alexis Pinturault 3. Mathieu Faivre
Italy - March 19, 2017, Aspen giant female: 1. Federica Brignone 2. Sofia Goggia 3. Marta Bassino
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