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Prize Money Giro d'Italia 2023 - Full guide to how €1.500.000 will be split between teams
CyclingSunday, 28 May 2023 at 18:34
Prize Money. The 2023 Giro d'Italia route has finally been announced! The race will feature several very tough high-mountain stages, aswell as a lot of time-trialing kilometers which will make for a very balanced race throughout three weeks from the 6th to the 28th of May.
A grand total of €1.500.000 euros will be distributed between the teams present in the race, who will be racing for not only very prestigious glory on the road, but also for a very important financial benefit from one of the races that provides the most sponsor exposure all year long. You may be thinking how will the money distribution be organized - look no further, below you can look at the full guide of the Giro d'Italia 2023 prize money.
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The most important and most valuable classification is quite understandably the overall classification. The Maglia Rosa in Roma will give a rider glory, and give the team a hefty bonus at the end of the race, as the winner is set to take around €265.000 from the win, whilst second and third places take around €133.000 and €68.000 euros respectively.
Adding to that, each stage has it's own prize for all 20 placed riders, with the maximum daily prize reaching just over €11.010, and the daily leader of the race receives €2.000.
Order - Prize Money (Each Stage Classification)
1 €11.010
2 €5.508
3 €2.763
4 €1.377
5 €1.102
6 €826
7 €826
8 €551
9 €551
10 €276
11 €276
12 €276
13 €276
14 €276
15 €276
16 €276
17 €276
18 €276
19 €276
20 €276
Order - Prize Money (Final overall classification (+bonus))
1 €115.668 (150.000)
2 €58.412 (75.000)
3 €28.801 (40.000)
4 €14.516 (7.000)
5 €11.654 (6.500)
6 €8.588 (5.000)
7 €8.588 (5.000)
8 €5.725 (5.000)
9 €5.725 (5.000)
10 €2.863 (5.000)
11 €2.863
12 €2.863
13 €2.863
14 €2.863
15 €2.863
16 €2.863
17 €2.863
18 €2.863
19 €2.863
20 €2.863
Order - Prize Money (Daily GC leader)
1 €2.000
The Maglia Ciclamino, which will be worn by the points classification leader everyday, will give it's owner €750 per day. The rider who racks up the most points on any stage will have an almost equal prize of €700. As for the final classification, the podium will each receive respectively €10.000, €8.000 and €6.000 euros.
Order - Prize Money (Final Points Classification)
1 €10.000
2 €8.000
3 €6.000
4 €4.000
5 €2.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Points Leader)
1 €750
Order - Prize Money (Daily Points Prizes)
1 €700
2 €400
3 €200
As for the mountains classification, the daily values are the same as the points classification with €750 for the leader and €700 for the rider who takes the most points on the day; whilst the final classification gives out half the prize: €5.000 for the winner being the maximum value.
Order - Prize Money (Final KOM Classification)
1 €5.000
2 €4.000
3 €3.000
4 €2.000
5 €1.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily KOM Leader)
1 €750
Order - Prize Money (Daily KOM Prizes)
1 €700
2 €400
3 €200
For riders 25 or under, there is a particular classification which often involves the riders in the battle for the pink jersey. On each day, €750 will be given to the leader of the white jersey, whilst in the final day €10.000, €8.000 and €6.000 will be awarded to the first three riders.
Order - Prize Money (Final Youth Classification)
1 €10.000
2 €8.000
3 €6.000
4 €4.000
5 €2.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Youth Leader)
1 €750
As for the teams' classification, there will be a prize money of €5.000, €4.000 and €3.000 in the final standings. However, money will be distributed everyday between the three best teams on the day with €500 given to the best.
Order - Prize Money (Final Teams Classification)
1 €5.000
2 €4.000
3 €3.000
4 €2.000
5 €1.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Best Team)
1 €500
2 €200
3 €100
But the Giro d'Italia not only hosts the traditional classifications, it also has some less classic ones which will allow the lower-ranked teams to have a financial boost, and be rewarded by their bravery. The intermediate sprint classification is a good example, with €8.000, €6.000 and €4.000 given to the first three in the final classification, whilst every single intermediate sprint will give out the first five riders bonus money, €500 euros per sprint being the highest value.
Order - Prize Money (Final Intermediate Sprint Classification)
1 €8.000
2 €6.000
3 €4.000
4 €2.000
5 €1.000
Order - Prize Money (Each Intermediate Sprint)
1 €500
2 €400
3 €300
4 €200
5 €100
The riders who daily, and in total puts in the most kilometers in a breakaway throughout the whole race will also be rewarded, with €100 and €4.800 euros respectively. The combativity award and Fair Play classifications - subjective to the race organizers - will also give out prize money which you can inspect below.
Order - Prize Money (Daily Most Breakaway Kilometers)
1 €100
Order - Prize Money (Most Breakaway Kilometers Final Classification)
1 €4.800
Order - Prize Money (Daily Combative Prize)
1 €250
Order - Prize Money (Final Combative Prize)
1 €4.000
Order - Prize Money (Final Fair Play)
1 €5.000
2 €3.000
3 €2.000
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