Ever wonder how your favourite FIS Cross-Country ranks in all-time World Cup victories. Marit Bjoergen with 108 career victories is not only the most in cross-country but ranks highest in all FIS disciplines.

1. BJOERGEN Marit NOR 108
2. KOWALCZYK Justyna POL 53
3. DAEHLIE Bjoern NOR 46
4. VAELBE TRUBITSINA Elena RUS 45
5. SKARI MARTINSEN Bente NOR 42
6. NORTHUG Petter Jr. NOR 37
7. SMIRNOV Vladimir KAZ 30
SVAN Gunde SWE 30
8. KUITUNEN Virpi FIN 28
9. COLOGNA Dario SUI 24
MAJDIC Petra SLO 24
10. BELMONDO Stefania ITA 23
11. JOHAUG Therese NOR 20
12. NEUMANNOVA Katerina CZE 19
13. SUNDBY Martin Johnsrud NOR 18
14. BAUER Lukas CZE 16
15. DI CENTA Manuela ITA 15
JOENSSON Emil SWE 15
16. MOGREN Torgny SWE 13
HETLAND Tor Arne NOR 13
TEICHMANN Axel GER 13
HATTESTAD Ola Vigen NOR 13
ALSGAARD Thomas NOR 13
RANDALL Kikkan USA 13
17. SVARTEDAL Jens Arne NOR 12
18. ANGERER Tobias GER 11
KIRVESNIEMI HAEMAELAEINEN Marja-Liisa FIN 11
ROENNING Eldar NOR 11
ELOFSSON Per SWE 11
19. LEGKOV Alexander RUS 10
PETTERSEN Britt NOR 10
20. ULVANG Vegard NOR 9
PROKOUROROV Alexei RUS 9
HJELMESET Odd-Bjoern NOR 9
FREDRIKSSON Mathias SWE 9

* Notable names outside top 20

21. KALLA Charlotte SWE 8
FOLLIS Ariana ITA 8

How were these numbers counted?

• Every World Cup and stage World Cup win is equal
• In pursuit competitions the winner is the athlete who first crosses the finish line (the athlete with the fastest time gets the best FIS points, but it does not count as a World Cup win)
  The exception to the above is the last stage of tour world cups (Ruka Triple, Tour de Ski, World Cup Final, Ski Tour Canada)
• The winner of the last stage is the athlete with the fastest time - gets the World Cup win. The first athlete in the finish is the winner of the tour - and this win counts as one 1 World Cup win.
  In history (in the first Tour de Ski) the athlete had to finish the Tour to keep the World Cup points won during the Tour. Now if the athletes completes a Tour or not the athlete retains their World Cup points.