Vuelta a Espana 2023 prize money distribution - Jumbo-Visma win as much as UAE, Quick-Step, Bahrain and Bora combined

The Vuelta a Espana is over and it is time to make math within some teams, regarding UCI points and finances. Jumbo-Visma has been the overwhelmingly dominant team of the race, and they have also taken an overwhelming share of the race's prize money.

This is due to their first, second and third spots in the overall classification - alongside victory in the team's classification, several stage wins and plenty days in the race lead. It is an unsurprisingly triumph, they have taken €364.000, the only team above the 100k mark. UAE Team Emirates and Soudal - Quick-Step wrapped just over €95.000. Jumbo-Visma effectively took as much prize money as the rest of the Top5 combined, which also included Bahrain - Victorious and BORA - hansgrohe, whilst Astana Qazaqstan Team was the team with the least gains throughout the three weeks.

Vuelta a Espana 2023 prize money distribution:

1 Jumbo-Visma €364000

2 UAE Team Emirates €95260

3 Soudal - Quick Step €95020

4 Bahrain - Victorious €79245

5 BORA - hansgrohe €63680

6 Alpecin-Deceuninck €63525

7 Team dsm - firmenich €45190

8 Movistar Team €38250

9 INEOS Grenadiers €35035

10 Lotto Dstny €33080

11 Groupama - FDJ €32655

12 TotalEnergies €27695

13 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty €21545

14 Caja Rural - Seguros RGA €19005

15 Cofidis €18360

16 Lidl - Trek €18110

17 EF Education-EasyPost €17385

18 Burgos-BH €11520

19 Team Arkéa Samsic €8850

20 AG2R Citroën Team €8350

21 Team Jayco AlUla €8240

22 Astana Qazaqstan Team €4450