On the 8th of March the World Tour peloton will tackle one of the biggest and most spectacular races of the year. Strade Bianche will be on the road, with it's iconic gravel roads, steep climbs and beautiful sceneries. Here's the prize money available.
The prize money in total for the race will be a total of €40.000. This will be split between the first 20 riders crossing the line, taking into consideration that the winner will win €16.000.
Result - Prize Money
1 €16.000
2 €8000
3 €4000
4 €2000
5 €1600
6 €1200
7 €1200
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
The race where nothing can be taken for granted: 81 km of gravel sectors, 100% excitement. Here is the route of the #StradeBianche @CA_Ita 2025👇
— Strade Bianche (@StradeBianche) January 24, 2025
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La gara dove non c'è mai niente di scontato: 81 km di sterrato, 100% emozione. Ecco il percorso della #StradeBianche @CA_Ita 2025👇 pic.twitter.com/Snpq5LSoYC
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