Which teams have earned the most money after 1 week of Giro d'Italia?

As the Giro d’Italia enters its second week of competition, the riders and teams have already covered nine intense days of racing. Along the way, a total of €334,020 in prize money has been distributed among the participating teams.

Leading the financial rankings is the dominant force of the first week, Lidl–Trek. The team has amassed an impressive €67,394 in earnings, comfortably ahead of the rest of the field. In stark contrast, EF Education – EasyPost has collected just €3,030, highlighting the disparity in success and consistency during the early stages of the race.

Completing the top three on the prize money table are UAE Team Emirates – XRG and Team Visma | Lease a Bike, both of whom have shown strong performances and strategic racing to secure their positions.

However, not all headlines are about prize winnings. On the disciplinary front, the most penalised squads so far have been VF Group–Bardiani CSF–Faizane and the XDS Astana Team, each incurring €1,000 in fines — underscoring the strict enforcement of race regulations by the commissaires.

As the Giro moves into its decisive second week, teams will be looking not only to climb the general classification but also to maximise their presence across stages to boost their share of the prize pool.