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Prize Money Recap Tirreno-Adriatico 2022 - Tadej Pogacar tops every other team with €35.300
CyclingTuesday, 15 March 2022 at 19:00
Tirreno-Adriatico gave way to another week packed with high quality racing featuring some of the best stage-racers in the world, and some of the best sprinter and classics riders coming in in pursuit of big wins and form for the upcoming classics.
The prize money was more equally distributed in comparison to Paris-Nice where Jumbo-Visma dominated the race with several riders and teams, nevertheless in Tirreno Adriatico UAE Team Emirates took a total of €39.800, of which €35.300 specifically came from Tadej Pogacar's results. This amount tops the amount of the second team in the list as a whole, as he took two stage wins, the overall and points classification as was leading the overall classification in the last four stages.
Bahrain - Victorious came a non-close second with €20.200 after having won the team's classification, adding to a strong collective performance which has seen Mikel Landa finish third, with Damiano Caruso and Pello Bilbao also in the Top10. Jonas Vingegaard's Jumbo-Visma finished a third having put the Dane into second place in the race.
Another big gap came to the teams behind as INEOS Grenadiers and Alpecin - Fenix were the best of the rest. INEOS had Richie Porte putting on a strong performance to wrap off the overall classification in fourth place, enough to see the team in fourth place as they also took a stage win with Filippo Ganna who lead the race in it's opening stages. As for Alpecin they took a stage win with Tim Merlier which was enough to stimulate the team into the first few places.
# - Team - Amount (EUR)
1 UAE Team Emirates € 39.800
2 Bahrain - Victorious € 20.200
3 Jumbo-Visma € 19.500
4 INEOS Grenadiers € 7.600
5 Alpecin-Fenix € 6.500
6 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team € 5.700
7 Trek - Segafredo € 5.500
8 Team Arkéa Samsic € 5.300
9 Team DSM € 4.900
10 BORA - hansgrohe € 4.900
11 Lotto Soudal € 4.100
12 Groupama - FDJ € 4.100
13 Cofidis € 2.900
14 Israel - Premier Tech € 2.700
15 Team BikeExchange - Jayco € 2.300
16 EOLO-Kometa € 1.500
17 TotalEnergies € 1.500
18 Movistar Team € 1.400
19 Astana Qazaqstan Team € 1.300
20 Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux € 1.300
21 Drone Hopper - Androni Giocattoli € 1.000
22 EF Education-EasyPost € 600
23 AG2R Citroën Team € 300
24 Bardiani-CSF-Faizanè € 100
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