🌊Two seas, One king 👑 🌊Due mari, Un solo re👑 🔱 #TirrenoAdriatico | @CA_Ita
From the 4th to 10th of March we've got one of the most important stage-races of the year taking place. Prize Money for Tirreno-Adriatico, it's a prime race for stage-racers throughout the spring, and a launchpad for classics specialists and sprinters ahead of the first monuments of the season.
The total prize money for the Tirreno-Adriatico 2024 is of €145.000 which comes together as the sum of all classifications and stage results. The winner of the overall classification takes home €16.000 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. The winners of the points, KOM and youth classification win €4000 whilst the Team classification winner will take €6000 in prize.
Ranking - General Classification - Stage Classification
1 €16.000 €4000
2 €8000 €2000
3 €4000 €1000
4 €2000 €500
5 €1600 €400
6 €1200 €300
7 €1200 €300
8 €800 €200
9 €800 €200
10 €400 €100
11 €400 €100
12 €400 €100
13 €400 €100
14 €400 €100
15 €400 €100
16 €400 €100
17 €400 €100
18 €400 €100
19 €400 €100
20 €400 €100
Ranking - Points Classification - KOM classification - Youth Classification - Team Classification
1 €4000 €4000 €4000 €6000
2 €2000 €2000 €2000 €3000
3 €1000 €1000 €1000 €2000
4 €700 €700 €700
5 €300 €300 €300
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- Exactly who, Joey, is "they"? Flimsy, illogical conspiracy theories aside, it is in no one's interest (financial or otherwise) to "drive away small local events." Major cultural and macroeconomic factors are reducing ridership, but there is no "they" in this context.verve82520-12-2024
- And our virtual platforms allow us to "ride" famous place that we can't get to in person, which is a pretty fabulous aspect of this weird weird sport.RidesHills19-12-2024
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