On the 22nd of March, the World Tour peloton returns to what is the longest race in professional road cycling. Milano-Sanremo, the first monument of the season, is one of the most tense races in the entire calendar and always provides a dramatic finale. Here's the prize money available.
The prize money in total for the race will be a total of €50.000. This will be split between the first 20 riders crossing the line, taking into consideration that the winner will win €20.000.
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Result - Prize Money
1 €20.000
2 €10.000
3 €5000
4 €2500
5 €2000
6 €1500
7 €1500
8 €1000
9 €1000
10 €500
11 €500
12 €500
13 €500
14 €500
15 €500
16 €500
17 €500
18 €500
19 €500
20 €500
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