Hahnenkamm, Kitzbühel
Downhill champions
The following is a list of Hahnenkamm downhill winners, with their winning times: * pre-World Cup era Each downhill champion's name is affixed to a gondola car on the Hahnenkammbahn lift, which extends from the Kitzbühel base to the top of the Hahnenkamm mountain.

Hahnenkamm, Kitzbühel

Section Title: Downhill champions
Table Section Text: The following is a list of Hahnenkamm downhill winners, with their winning times: * pre-World Cup era Each downhill champion's name is affixed to a gondola car on the Hahnenkammbahn lift, which extends from the Kitzbühel base to the top of the Hahnenkamm mountain.

Year	Date	Winner	Nat.	Time	Notes

2019	January 25	Dominik Paris (3)	Italy	1:56.82	The race was rescheduled from the traditional Saturday to Friday due to bad weather forecasts

2018	January 20	Thomas Dressen	Germany	1:56.15

2017	January 21	Dominik Paris (2)	Italy	1:55.01

2016	January 23	Peter Fill	Italy	1:52.37	high winds - start lowered 40 m to top of Mausefalle, length reduced 100 m

2015	January 24	Kjetil Jansrud	Norway	0:58.16	fog - shortened to lower 50% of course - 1.6 km

2014	January 25	Hannes Reichelt	Austria	2:03.38	lack of snow, Querfahrt and Zielschuss bypassed, course length extended

2013	January 26	Dominik Paris (1)	Italy	1:57.56

2012	January 21	Didier Cuche (5)	Switzerland	1:13.28	snowing - shortened to lower 60% of course - 2.0 km

2011	January 22	Didier Cuche (4)	Switzerland	1:57.72

2010	January 23	Didier Cuche (3)	Switzerland	1:53.74

2009	January 24	Didier Défago	Switzerland	1:56.09

2008	January 19	Didier Cuche (2)	Switzerland	1:52.75	start lowered 50 m to top of Mausefalle, due to upwinds

2007	no downhill or Super G races held - lack of snow, warm temperatures

2006	January 21	Michael Walchhofer	Austria	1:46.75	start moved to the bottom of the Mausefalle due to fog/safety

2005	no downhill race held - snow/rain - safety

2004	January 24	Stephan Eberharter (2)	Austria	1:55.48

2004	January 22	Lasse Kjus (2)	Norway	1:58.78	(Thursday)

2003	January 25	Daron Rahlves	United States	1:09.63	shortened due to fog - lower 60% of course - 2.0 km

2002	January 19	Stephan Eberharter (1)	Austria	1:54.21

2001	January 20	Hermann Maier	Austria	1:56.84

2000	January 22	Fritz Strobl (2)	Austria	1:46.54	shortened

1999	January 23	Hans Knauß	Austria	1:54.18

1999	January 22	Lasse Kjus (1)	Norway	2:14.13	(Friday)

1998	January 24	Kristian Ghedina	Italy	2:05.49

1998	January 23	Didier Cuche (1)	Switzerland	2:31.55	two shortened runs

1997	January 25	Fritz Strobl (1)	Austria	1:51.58	record time for full course, set 22 years ago

1997	January 24	Luc Alphand (3)	France	2:12.55	(Friday)

1996	January 13	Günther Mader	Austria	1:54.29	record: held for 1 year

1995	January 14	Luc Alphand (2)	France	1:40.97	shortened

1995	January 13	Luc Alphand (1)	France	1:40.33	(Friday) shortened

1994	January 15	Patrick Ortlieb	Austria	2:00.12

1993	no races held - lack of snow - snowmaking added that summer

1992	January 18	Franz Heinzer (3)	Switzerland	1:56.63

1992	January 17	Franz Heinzer (2)	Switzerland	1:56.04	(Friday) record: held for 4 years

1991	January 12	Franz Heinzer (1)	Switzerland	1:58.71

1990	January 20	Atle Skårdal	Norway	2:26.20

1989	January 13	Marc Girardelli	Luxembourg	2:01.25	(Friday)

1989	January 14	Daniel Mahrer	Switzerland	1:58.42

1988	no races held

1987	January 25	Pirmin Zurbriggen (3)	Switzerland	1:58.06

1986	January 18	Peter Wirnsberger (2)	Austria	2:02.04

1986	January 17	Peter Wirnsberger (1)	Austria	2:01.77	(Friday)

1985	January 12	Pirmin Zurbriggen (2)	Switzerland	2:08.65

1985	January 11	Pirmin Zurbriggen (1)	Switzerland	2:06.95	(Friday)

1984	January 21	Franz Klammer (4)	Austria	2:02.82

1983	January 22	Todd Brooker	Canada	2:01.96

1983	January 21	Bruno Kernen	Switzerland	2:06.68	(Friday)

1982	January 16	Steve Podborski (2)	Canada	1:57.24

1982	January 15	Harti Weirather	Austria	1:57.20	(Friday) record: held for 10 years

1981	January 17	Steve Podborski (1)	Canada	2:03.46

1980	January 12	Ken Read	Canada	2:04.93

1979	January 20	Sepp Ferstl (2)	West Germany	2:04.48

1978	January 21	Josef Walcher (2) & Sepp Ferstl (1)	Austria West Germany	2:07.81	tie

1978	January 20	Josef Walcher (1)	Austria	2:06.90	(Friday)

1977	January 15	Franz Klammer (3)	Austria	2:09.71

1976	January 25	Franz Klammer (2)	Austria	2:03.79

1975	January 18	Franz Klammer (1)	Austria	2:03.22	record: held for 7 years

1974	January 26	Roland Collombin (2)	Switzerland	2:03.29	record: held for 1 year

1973	January 27	Roland Collombin (1)	Switzerland	2:13.32

1972	January 15	Karl Schranz (4)	Austria	2:24.36

1972	January 14	Karl Schranz (3)	Austria	2:23.70	(Friday)

1971	no downhill race held

1970	no downhill race held

1969	January 18	Karl Schranz (2)	Austria	2:18.80

1968	January 20	Gerhard Nenning	Austria	2:14.49

1967	January 21	Jean-Claude Killy	France	2:11.82	record: held for 7 years

1966*	Karl Schranz (1)	Austria	2:16.6	record: held for 1 year

1965	Ludwig Leitner	West Germany	2:30.8

1964	no races - lack of snow

1963	Egon Zimmermann	Austria	2:20.7	record: held for 3 years

1962	Willi Forrer	Switzerland	2:37.6

1961	Guy Périllat	France	2:29.2

1960	Adrien Duvillard	France	2:26.1	record: held for 3 years

1959	Buddy Werner	United States	2:33.4	record: held for 1 year

1958	Anderl Molterer (2)	Austria	2:40.7	record: held for 1 year

1957	Toni Sailer (2)	Austria	2:47.1

1956	Toni Sailer	Austria	2:57.8

1955	Anderl Molterer	Austria	2:46.2	record: held for 3 years

1954	Christian Pravda (2)	Austria	2:47.9	record: held for 1 year

1953	January 17	Bernhard Perren	Switzerland	2:54.5	record: held for 1 year

1952	no races

1951	February 7	Christian Pravda	Austria	2:57.1

1950	March 11	Fritz Huber	Austria	3:04.3

1949	February 5	Egon Schöpf	Austria	3:03.0

1948	March 13	Helmut Lantschner	Austria	3:16.3

1947	March 7	Karl Feix	Austria	3:36.0

1946	March 2	Thaddäus Schwabl (2)	Austria	3:04.3

1945	no races

1944	no races

1943	no races

1942	no races

1941	no races

1940	no races

1939	no races

1938	no races

1937	March 19	Thaddäus Schwabl (1)	Austria	3:53.1	first on Streif course

1936	March 7	Freidl Pfeifer	Austria	5:03.2

1935	March 23	Siegfried Engl	Austria	4:38.8

1934	no races

1933	no races

1932	March 19	Walter Prager	Switzerland	7:56.4

1931	March 28	Ferdl Friedensbacher	Austria	4:34.2

Sentence(s)

In 2009, Didier Défago from Switzerland won.

final_sentence: In 2009, Didier Défago from Switzerland won.