2023-07-23 15:26:15
Women’s cycling is accelerating and the economic benefits are greater each year. But the girls are still far from being housed in the same boat. The observation applies in particular to the bonuses allocated to the runners throughout this second edition of the Tour de France women (from July 23 to 30) with Zwift. A difference partly justified by the duration of the event (eight days against three weeks for men).
In total, 250,000 euros are divided between the runners, and 50,000 euros are promised to the one who will succeed the Dutchwoman Annemiek Van Vleuten. This is ten times less than the men, who share 2.3 million euros, when the winner of the Yellow Jersey leaves the Champs-Élysées with a check for 250,000 euros. Discover in detail the bonuses received by the riders of the Tour peloton.
The prize money allocated to the general classification
1st: 50,000 euros (winner of the Tour)2nd: 25,000 euros3rd: 10,000 euros4th: 8,000 euros5th: 4,000 euros6th: 3,000 euros7th: 2,000 euros8th: 1,500 euros9th: 1,500 euros10th: 1,500 eurosFrom 11th to 1st 5th place: 1,200 euros From 16th to 20th: 1,000 euros
Daily, the wearer of the Yellow Jersey receives 700 euros. This is also the case for the other distinctive jerseys. The final winners of these specific classifications will also be valued once the time trial in Pau (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) is completed on July 30. The riders who climb on the podium with the green jersey or the polka dot jersey will each leave with 3,000 euros, as much as the best young rider in this women’s event.
The prize money allocated to the classification of the best young
1st: 3,000 euros (best young rider)2nd: 2,000 euros3rd: 1,000 euros4th: 5,00 euros
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The prize money allocated to the best climber and best sprinter rankings:
1st: 3,000 euros (best climber and best sprinter)2nd: 1,500 euros3rd: 1,000 euros4th: 800 euros5th: 700 euros
The twenty best ranked runners of each stage are also logically rewarded. Each of the eight stages of this 2023 Women’s Tour de France will be worth the same price: 4,000 euros for the runner who raises her arms, 2,000 euros for her runner-up and 1,000 euros for the third woman to cross the finish line.
The prize money allocated to the classification of the stages
1st: 4,000 euros (stage winner)2nd: 2,000 euros3rd: 1,000 euros4th: 500 euros5th: 400 euros6th: 300 euros7th: 240 euros8th: 170 euros9th: 170 euros10th: 170 eurosFrom 11th to 15th: 110 eurosFrom 16th to 2 0th: 100 euros
Finally, as for the men, other bonuses will be distributed among the riders of the peloton, starting with the team classification. The best collective will leave with 6,000 euros, the second with 4,000 euros. The winner of the fighting spirit prize will pocket 2,000 euros, against 500 for that of each stage.
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