2024 Milano-Sanremo Prize Money Distribution - €50.000 in total
CyclingSaturday, 16 March 2024 at 16:29
Milano-Sanremo is the longest professional road race of the season and the first monument of the spring. It marks a monumental day in the cycling calendar, drawing the finest classics specialists and sprinters from around the globe to the starting line. Let's delve into the breakdown of the prize money that will be distributed among the riders.
The prize money in total for the race will be a total of €50.000. This will be split between the first 20 riders crossing the line; taking into consideration that the winner will win €20.000.
Result - Prize Money
1 €20.000
2 €10.000
3 €5000
4 €2500
5 €2000
6 €1500
7 €1500
8 €1000
9 €1000
10 €500
11 €500
12 €500
13 €500
14 €500
15 €500
16 €500
17 €500
18 €500
19 €500
20 €500
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