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How Giro d'Italia 2023's Prize Money was distributed between riders and teams - Primoz Roglic and Jumbo-Visma take biggest prize
CyclingTuesday, 30 May 2023 at 10:28
The Giro d'Italia had approximately €1.5 million euros to distribute amongst riders and teams. With the race over, all the results have been taken into account and the math made. Here are the riders and teams who took home the most prize from the Corsa Rosa and how much it was.
When it comes to the individual rankings, without surprise Primoz Roglic has taken the bacon. The victory of the Giro d'Italia has earned him the biggest prize of all, with over €289.000 being another reward for his performance. Geraint Thomas and João Almeida followed with their second and third positions respectively - alongside lengthy stints in the pink and white jerseys. Jonathan Milan, winner of the points classification follows. Derek Gee, Thibaut Pinot, Andreas Leknessund, Remco Evenepoel (despite racing only half the Giro), Damiano Caruso and Ben Healy concluded the Top10.
Giro d'Italia 2023 Prize Money distribution Top 30 riders:
1 ROGLIČ Primož 289842
2 THOMAS Geraint 171719
3 ALMEIDA João 109450
4 MILAN Jonathan 61694
5 GEE Derek 54812
6 PINOT Thibaut 47425
7 LEKNESSUND Andreas 39742
8 EVENEPOEL Remco 37875
9 CARUSO Damiano 27304
10 HEALY Ben 25318
11 PEDERSEN Mads 24801
12 BAIS Davide 24710
13 DENZ Nico 24696
14 ARENSMAN Thymen 24344
15 RUBIO Einer Augusto 23930
16 SKUJIŅŠ Toms 23814
17 MATTHEWS Michael 23643
18 CAVENDISH Mark 20167
19 ACKERMANN Pascal 19867
20 ZANA Filippo 19078
21 GROVES Kaden 18993
22 DUNBAR Eddie 18550
23 PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien 17903
24 BUITRAGO Santiago 16953
25 CORT Magnus 16163
26 KÄMNA Lennard 14313
27 MCNULTY Brandon 13563
28 DAINESE Alberto 13487
29 CHAMPION Thomas 12950
30 DE PLUS Laurens 9794
Note: Riders do not usually keep the prize money. It is distributed among teammates and staff.
When it comes to teams, the contribution of Primoz Roglic saw no doubts regarding which team would get payed the most. Around 20% of the entire prize pool of the Giro was taken by the Dutch team, although the gap here wasn't as big as both Thymen Arensman and Laurens de Plus contributed for INEOS Grenadiers €227 thousand euros. UAE Team Emirates, Bahrain - Victorious and Team Jayco AlUla followed, whilst Green Project-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè was the last team in the standings with just over €13.000 euros.
Giro D'Italia 2023 Prize Money distribution all teams:
1 Jumbo-Visma 303318
2 INEOS Grenadiers 227605
3 UAE Team Emirates 150866
4 Bahrain - Victorious 121349
5 Team Jayco AlUla 69356
6 Israel - Premier Tech 67352
7 Groupama - FDJ 62504
8 Trek - Segafredo 61959
9 Team DSM 57986
10 EF Education-EasyPost 51867
11 Soudal - Quick Step 50803
12 BORA - hansgrohe 45455
13 EOLO-Kometa 40026
14 Movistar Team 31644
15 Alpecin-Deceuninck 28108
16 AG2R Citroën Team 25988
17 Astana Qazaqstan Team 24727
18 Team Corratec - Selle Italia 18538
19 Team Arkéa Samsic 17557
20 Cofidis 17335
21 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty 17000
22 Green Project-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè 13517
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