Paris-Roubaix Prize Money Recap - Dylan van Baarle takes main €30.000 prize
CyclingTuesday, 19 April 2022 at 11:30
Paris-Roubaix is every year one of the most anticipated racing days of the year and also one that provides the most spectacle. This Sunday it was Dylan van Baarle who came out on top, after a race where he and INEOS Grenadiers took responsibility early on, and where the Dutchman could make the difference in the finale to win his first monument.
With the win, Dylan van Baarle took the biggest prize money which will be split inside of INEOS Grenadiers of €30.000, with an additional €1.000 from Ben Turner's impressive 11th place. With second and third places from Wout van Aert and Stefan Küng, Jumbo-Visma and Groupama - FDJ took the following spots with €22.500 and €15.000.
Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux took fourth spot with €11.100 as they took prize money from five riders with Tom Devriendt fourth, Adrien Petit sixth, Alexander Kristoff 12th, Taco van der Hoorn 16th and Andrea Pasqualon in 18th.
# Team Amount (EUR) Breakdown
1 INEOS Grenadiers € 31.000
2 Jumbo-Visma € 22.500
3 Groupama - FDJ € 15.000
4 Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux € 11.100
5 Bahrain - Victorious € 3.200
6 Team Arkéa Samsic € 1.900
7 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team € 1.900
8 Trek - Segafredo € 1.500
9 Alpecin-Fenix € 1.200
10 BORA - hansgrohe € 700
11 Team DSM € 500
12 AG2R Citroën Team € 500
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- I would like to say one thing to Rúben Silva, the author of this article: "F*** you!!! Your f***** stupid and mean, and you know nothing about Tadej. Capish?" Pogi is one of the most humble guys, he takes care of his cyclists on his team, he jokes a lot, he buys his team presents, he has his own Pogi team to help young cyclists (they get everything, the complete cycling kit and bike) for free. So Rúben Silva, what else can I say... I won't, I already said it.NikkoNicco11-01-2026
- Hey, find the logic and connection in these two things. First Yates says he is "grateful" to Visma and has been thinking about retirement for a long time??? ... and at the same time he left his team in the dark where they can't bring in a replacement now. Is that how he thanks his team? Don't insult my intelligence. My uncle once told me, "I don't know what's the true, but what the newspapers publish, I know that isn't true." ...That means one less option. Now apply that to the Yates case and you can put the Visma and Yates explanation in the trash and continue investigating the real reason.NikkoNicco11-01-2026
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- I take him for his word and the beautiful letter of retirement he penned.Good health and family life as well.Chapeau! God speed straight on till morning.
Brucegel10-01-2026 - If there is something, knowing cycling it will only come out in a decade. Another oddity is the money angle. Had he wanted to, he could probably have arranged to earn more in the next 2 years than he did in the past.Mistermaumau10-01-2026
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- 🤣 I saw that too. Guess he buys in lower tax bracket so he can buy moremd197510-01-2026
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