Prize Money Critérium du Dauphiné 2023 - €144,024 to be split between teams
CyclingFriday, 09 June 2023 at 13:28
Prize Money. Often considered the primary preparatory race for the Tour de France, the 2023 Critérium du Dauphiné will feature a notably hilly route. Scheduled from June 4th to 11th, this French race will present several significant challenges for Tour de France contenders to gauge their form ahead of the main event.
The total prize money of the French race will be €144,024. You may be thinking how will the money distribution be organized - look no further, you can look at the full guide of the Critérium du Dauphiné 2023 prize money will be spread out below.
The most important and most valuable classification is quite understandably the overall classification with a grand total of €120,000 available through stage prizes and individual general classification time.
Elsewhere the rest of the prize money is allocated as follows. Points classification: €2,000, Best climber classification: €2,000, Best young rider classification: €1,500, Team classification: €1,200, Combativity prize: €2,100, making a Grand Total of €128,800 available in race prizes. Add to that the tax for retraining and riders' unions of (11,82%) 15 224 and you get a total money pool of €144,024.
Order - Prize Money (Each Stage Classification)
1. €4,000
2. €2,000
3. €1,000
4. €500
5. €400
6. €300
7. €300
8. €200
9. €200
10. €100
11.€100
12.€100
13.€100
14.€100
15.€100
16.€100
17.€100
18.€100
19.€100
20.€100
Order - Prize Money (Final overall classification)
1. €16,000
2.€8,000
3.€4,000
4.€2,000
5.€1,600
6.€1,200
7.€1,200
8.€800
9.€800
10.€400
11.€400
12.€400
13.€400
14.€400
15.€400
16.€400
17.€400
18.€400
19.€400
20.€400
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