One more day until #UAETour2024 kicks off!🔥
From February 19th to 25th, the UAE Tour 2024 promises over 980 km of thrilling competition across its seven stages. With four stages tailored for sprinters, the race offers ample opportunities for explosive finishes. The second stage will test riders' individual time trial prowess, while stages three and seven, the climactic final day, will culminate in challenging mountaintop finishes.
The race has a total of 300.000 in prize money to be given throughout the week. It is a big amount, spread throughout all classifications and taking into consideration all stage results.
The winner of the overall classification will take €35.500 whilst each stage winner takes €6.500. The breakdown of all prize is detailed here:
Ranking - Overall classification - Stage result - Points Classification - Youth Classification - Team Classification - Intermediate Sprints Classification
1st €35.500 €6500 €6000 €4000 €4000 €2000
2nd €16.000 €3000 €2500 €2000 €2000 €1000
3rd €9500 €1900 €2000 €1000 €1000 €800
4th €5250 €1300 €1000 €700 €500 €500
5th €3900 €1100 €1000 €500 €250 €250
6th €3050 €800 €800 €500
7th €2550 €800 €800 €300
8th €2200 €700 €500 €200
9th €2200 €700 €500 €100
10th €1350 €600 €200 €100
11th €1150 €400
12th €1150 €400
13th €1150€400
14th €850 €400
15th €850 €400
16th €850 €250
17th €700 €250
18th €700 €250
19th €700 €250
20th €700 €250
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Furthermore the intermediate sprints will see prize money of €2000, €1000, €800, €500 and €250. As for daily lead of the classifications present in the race - which does not include the KOM jersey - the prize are distributed as follows:
General Classification: €1500
Points Classification: €1000
Youth Classification: €800
Intermediate Points Classification: €400
Best team on the day: €500
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