For this 111th edition of the Grande Boucle (June 29-July 21), more than 2.3 million euros will be distributed in the peloton.
A hell of a lot to share! More than 2.3 million euros will be distributed during this 111th edition of the Tour de France, which starts in Florence (Italy) on Saturday – an amount slightly higher than the previous one [2 282 000 d’euros, NDLR]. But then how will the profits be distributed?
Bonuses for the general ranking
The runner who will shine – dressed all in yellow – on July 21 on the final podium in Nice will pocket 500,000 euros, or a quarter of the total sum. His runner-up will receive 200,000 euros. 100,000 euros will be awarded to the third. Runners ranked between 20th and 176th place will be awarded the sum of 1,000 euros each.
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For the best climber and sprinter, the sum will be lower. Like last year, they will receive 25,000 euros. Tadej Pogacar’s successor in the white jersey of best young rider will pocket 20,000 euros.
Bonuses for stage victories
Each stage winner will receive a bonus. The one who raises his arms will pocket 11,000 euros. 5,500 and 2,800 euros will be given to the riders who cross the finish line in second and third positions. The first 20 of each stage will be eligible for the bonus.
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Other major bonuses distributed
Non-category pass bonuses: 800 euros (1st), 450 (2nd) and 300 (3rd)
Intermediate sprint bonuses: 1,500 (1st), 1,000 (2nd) and 500 (3rd)
“Super combative” bonus: 20,000 euros for the first in this ranking after three weeks of racing.
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