Cycling World Championships Prize Money | Find out how much riders will win in each race 2022
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The World Championships in Wollongong, Australia, are set to take place from the 18th to the 25th of September and there will be prize available to the riders who step their foot onto the final podiums. In here you can find how much they will make.
Unlike regular races in the calendar, the riders will race the World Championships in lineups formed by nations, which sees the prize money quite lower than the regular World Tour races. The most profitable event will be the Team Time-Trial mixed relay where the winning team will be awarded €15.000 to be split between it's riders.
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In the Elite events all riders will receive €8000 for their respective wins, whilst in the under-23 ranks the max prize will be of €4000 and in the Junior ranks there will be a €2000 prize given to the winners of each race.
Men and Women Elite Road Races
Order - Prize
1 €8000
2 €4000
3 €2000
Men and Women Elite Time-Trials
Order - Prize
1 €8000
2 €4000
3 €2000
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Men and Women under-23 Road Races
Order - Prize
1 €4000
2 €2000
3 €1000
Men and Women under-23 Time-Trials
Order - Prize
1 €4000
2 €2000
3 €1000
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Team Time-Trial Mixed Relay
Order - Prize
1 €15.000
2 €7500
3 €3750
Men and Women Junior Road Races
Order - Prize
1 €2000
2 €1000
3 €500
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Men and Women Junior Time-Trials
Order - Prize
1 €2000
2 €1000
3 €500
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