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€349.200 awarded during first Tour de France week - How much prize money did every team earn?
CyclingMonday, 11 July 2022 at 21:57
The first week of the Tour de France has seen a lot of action right from the get-go in Copenhagen as Yves Lampaert surprised to take the first yellow jersey of the race after a strong time-trial. Nine days of racing so far have seen several winners and some teams stand out.
Jumbo-Visma have won two stages with Wout van Aert, who also carried the yellow jersey with him for some days, and has led the points classification since the second stage. The Belgian has been a headliner in the race so far, and with Jonas Vingegaard currently sitting second with some strong results aswell, it takes Jumbo-Visma to the top step with already €82.140.00 gained on the opening week, more than the next two teams.
UAE Team Emirates, winner of two stages so far with Tadej Pogacar and current leader of the overall classification pave the way for the best of the rest with €37.210.00 and Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl who won the opening two stages and wore the yellow jersey for three days with Yves Lampaert follow with €30.520.00.
On the opposite side of the chart there is Astana Qazaqstan Team with a mere €600. Alexey Lutsenko sith 15th in the overall classification but the team has largely been absent from breakaways and the action in the race.
Team - Prize Money
JUMBO - VISMA 82 140,00€
UAE TEAM EMIRATES 37 210,00€
QUICK-STEP ALPHA VINYL TEAM 30 520,00€
INEOS GRENADIERS 23 780,00€
TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE-JAYCO 23 620,00€
EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST 20 610,00€
ALPECIN - DECEUNINCK 15 830,00€
ISRAEL-PREMIER TECH 14 200,00€
INTERMARCHE - WANTY - GOBERT MATERIAUX 14 020,00€
AG2R CITROEN TEAM 13 770,00€
COFIDIS 11 750,00€
TREK - SEGAFREDO 8 930,00€
GROUPAMA - FDJ 8 880,00€
BORA - HANSGROHE 8 650,00€
TOTALENERGIES 7 650,00€
MOVISTAR TEAM 5 170,00€
BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 5 120,00€
TEAM ARKEA - SAMSIC 4 910,00€
LOTTO SOUDAL 4 290,00€
TEAM DSM 3 850,00€
B&B HOTELS - KTM 3 700,00€
ASTANA - QAZAQSTAN TEAM 600,00€
TOTAL : 349 200,00€
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