Get ready for an epic ride! Here’s the full stage lineup for the Renewi Tour 2024! Each stage is set to challenge the best riders and thrill the fans. Mark your calendars from August 28th to September 1st! Five days of top-tier cycling action!
From the 28th of August to the 1st of September, the Renewi Tour provides extra World Tour action. In Belgium and The Netherlands the peloton will tackle a five-day stage- race which will feature opportunities for the sprinters, time-trialists and classics specialists. Here's the prize money available.
The total prize money for the race is of €89.100 which comes together as the sum of all classifications and stage results. The winner of the overall classification takes home €10.000 whilst each stage winner wins €4000, with the first 20 riders across the line and in the GC each day take some sort of financial reward.
Ranking - General Classification - Stage Classification
1 €10.000 €4000
2 €5000 €2000
3 €2500 €1000
4 €1250 €500
5 €1000 €400
6 €750 €300
7 €750 €300
8 €500 €200
9 €500 €200
10 €250 €100
11 €250 €100
12 €250 €100
13 €250 €100
14 €250 €100
15 €250 €100
16 €250 €100
17 €250 €100
18 €250 €100
19 €250 €100
20 €250 €100
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Points Classification: €700, €500 and €300 for the final classification. €200, €125 and €75 for daily prizes.
Super8 Combativity Classification: €700, €500 and €300 for the final classification. €200, €125 and €75 for daily prizes.
Youth Classification: €600, €400 and €250 for the final classification. €175, €125 and €50 for daily prizes.
Team Classification: €700, €350 and €200 for the final classification.
From stages 1 to 4, the race leader everyday will receive €1000 of prize money.
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