
Prize Money. The 2023 Tour de France will take place from the 1st to 23rd of July 2023 and will be the 110th edition of the Grand Boucle. A race starting the Basque Country in Spain, it will see another set of masterful performances and show across the three weeks in what many term as the climax of the cycling season!
A grand total of €2.308.029 euros will be distributed between the teams present in the race, who will be racing for not only very prestigious glory on the road, but also for a very important financial benefit from the race that provides the most sponsor exposure all year long. You may be thinking how will the money distribution be organized - look no further, below you can look at the full guide of the Tour de France 2023 prize money.
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The GC classification winner will be receiving 500.000, whilst the rest of the podium gets 200.000 and 100.000 respectively. Points, KOM and Youth classification winners win €25.000, whilst the victor of the team's classification wins €50.000. Everyday the stage winner takes home an extra €11.000. You can find the exact details, as well as several other classifications and special awards, in the following list.
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Order - Prize Money (Each Stage Classification)
1 €11.000
2 €5.500
3 €2.800
4 €1.500
5 €830
6 €780
7 €730
8 €670
9 €650
10 €600
11 €540
12 €470
13 €440
14 €340
15 €300
16 €300
17 €300
18 €300
19 €300
20 €300
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Order - Prize Money (Final overall classification)
1 €500.000
2 €200.000
3 €100.000
4 €70.000
5 €50.000
6 €25.000
7 €11.500
8 €7.600
9 €4.500
10 €3.800
11 €3000
12 €2700
13 €2500
14 €2100
15 €2000
16 €1500
17 €1300
18 €1200
19 €1100
20th and all remaining riders - €1000
Order - Prize Money (Daily GC leader)
1 €500
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Order - Prize Money (Final Points Classification)
1 €25.000
2 €15.000
3 €10.000
4 €4.000
5 €3.500
6 €3.000
7 €2.500
8 €2.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Points Leader)
1 €300
Order - Prize Money (Intermediate Sprints)
1 €1500
2 €1000
3 €500
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Order - Prize Money (Final KOM Classification)
1 €25.000
2 €15.000
3 €10.000
4 €4.000
5 €3.500
6 €3.000
7 €2.500
8 €2.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily KOM Leader)
1 €300
Order - HC - 1st - 2nd - 3rd - 4th (Prize Money for each climb category)
1 €800 €650 €500 €300 €200
2 €450 €400 €250
3 €300 € 150
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Order - Prize Money (Final Youth Classification)
1 €20.000
2 €15.000
3 €10.000
4 €5.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Youth Classification Leader)
1 €300
Order - Prize Money (Daily Best Youth Rider)
1 €300
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Order - Prize Money (Final Teams Classification)
1 €50.000
2 €30.000
3 €20.000
4 €12.000
5 €8.000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Best Team)
1 €2800
Order - Prize Money (Best Team Weekly)
1 €3000
Order - Prize Money (Daily Combativity Award)
1 €2000
Order - Prize Money (Tour de France Super Combativity Award)
1 €20.000
Order - Prize Money
1st (Col du Tourmalet) €5000
1st (Col de la Loze) €5000
An extra 11.81%, leading to €272.829 will be given out as the result of conversion tax and will also be going towards rider associations.
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