Tour de France 2025 Prize Money BREAKDOWN: How Much Did Tadej Pogacar & Jonas Vingegaard Win?

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The Tour of France is the biggest bike race in the world and has come to an end once again with this year Taragatcha adding his fourth title to his Palmarees. But of course, it’s not just about the win, but also about the prize money attached to it for the team. The prize money, it’s gathered based on different things from stage to stage and the overall picture. From the stage itself, the riders can pick up intermediate sprint prizes, KM prizes as well, stage win, the placings in the stage win, wearing the jersey itself has a monetary prize to it as well. And then obviously all the classifications at the end, and even the super competitivity awards. So there is a lot of things that can go right. Equally, this year we’ve also seen there’s a lot of things that can go wrong with several teams and individuals within the teams also getting fines. We’ve seen fines for various different things such as the Inos Grande car hitting a fan. We also saw Brian Kar receiving a fine for his crash with Jasper Philipsson and also the Lenny Martinez sticky bottle received a big fine. But that aside, in today’s video, we’re going to look at the top 10 teams who have earned the most prize money. But before we go into them, we might as well look at the other end of the scale where there’s also some teams that didn’t do as well as before. Bottom of the table this year was Coffidus, Israel, Primate, and Lotto that received the lowest money. And notably a team that we associate with greatness in this race for a long time, Inos Grande did not actually feature in the top 10 either for the first time despite winning two stages and the Carlos Rodriguez abandonment probably cost them and as well Jacob Aula despite winning a stage and also taking the Henri de Granch prize was not in the top 10 for the prize money. Neither were Tataris and Aqua BNB who both had a rider in the top 10. Nevertheless, the first team on our list down from sixth place last year was Alpasin Dernik. The Dutch team took three victories with Yasper Philipsson who also went on to wear the yellow jersey and briefly the green jersey. Match of Vanipul who took the win and wore the yellow jersey in two stints and Kaden Groves who won an impressive stage 20 as well. And we even had Jonas Serikard also winning a competitivity award for the stage where him and Machuanopolo were up the road. And in total the team received €67,420. And when we look at the breakdown of this, most of it is attributed to Machuvanopolor who took 28,270 with Kaden Groves being second highest 18,10 and Yasper Philips despite being very briefly in the race €12,100 for him. And we can also see when you look at the type of money they won, most of it was attributed to stage results. those three victories and all the places that came close. Match of obviously being quite close to a few victories. Second team on the list and ninth overall down from third place last year is the Belgian team of Sudal Quickstep who had bad luck with Remco Veniple leaving the race early. However, they did manage to win a stage with him before then and the team did take two stages with Timlia and even winning the Momo two stage with Valentine Panipan and that equated in total to €7,160 in total. And when we look at the breakdown, we can see that it is Tim Miller who is their chief earner with €26,500. But DMCO Venopol despite leaving the race early coming in second with €7,020. Obviously, he also bought the white jersey for a number of days. So, that will have been very good. They don’t have any money for the general classification. That is what is hurting them. But we can see Valentin Panapan even getting a lot of money as well. So, not bad for them. And they even had Valentin Panapan sixth in the mountains classification. So, that also was a bit of the money attributed for that. Next, we have the best procontinental team in the rankings. And again this is Uno X who finished the same spot last year and Uno X took a lot of attention this year as well. They managed to finish third on the opening stage with Sarin Bald. They took a stage win as well in heroic fashion with Yannis Abrahamson and Tobias Halison was very consistent in the GC and managed to stay within the top 10 and finishing seventh. So that meant when we looked at the breakdown, obviously Tobias Talio Hannison and Yas Abrahamson were the two cheap cards in terms getting them prize money and son Marshaw 4,300 there but very close between the two top Norwegians and when we break down the earnings we can see that most of it does come from the final GC results at 29,000 mostly attributed to Topas Haloh Johannes. Seventh on the list is EF Education Easy Post with a total sum of €78,530. This team might have not had the biggest ambitions going into this, but they well and truly delivered with a stage win as Sten in the yellow jersey and the super competivity award all with Ben Healey and even managing to get him inside the top 10 and almost winning the Mormon 2 stage. And in total that meant a lot of prize money from them. 20,000 just for the super competitivity award. And in total, the Irishman got €61,350 and his GC making up €10,500 in total and even getting quite close in the youth classification as well, finishing fourth. So, not a bad return for them. The next team on our list is the Kathlon AG2 and they are sitting sixth right now and had a very decent campaign with Felix Gal who managed to solidify at fifth place overall. They had a number of breakaway as well with Bruno Armaray who did very well to be up there but majority of the money coming from Felix Gal who managed to get 59,230 due to that very good classification and they got also got very high in the team classification where the team finished fifth overall and in total they got 76,730. Coming in at fifth place, we’ve got Little Trek that earned a total of €93,720. And this was a very good result from them. Little Trek taking the green jersey and winning two stages with Jonathan Milan and plenty of intermediate sprints as well. Unsurprisingly, when we look at the breakdown, we can see that Jonathan is responsible for 76,300 in total. Quinn Simmons up there as well. €8,450 for him, but most of the other team not really contributing to that, but we can see Tomcone and Edward Turns getting that mandatory €1,000 for just finishing the race as well. Coming in at number four, we have maybe the surprise package of this list, and that is Team Picnic Postnel, who managed to get an fourth place overall and also being up there in the youth classification, finishing second. and in the sprints also getting several results with Pavl Bitner and Tobias Lon and that meant that in total they got €116,830 and most of that being attributed to Oscar only who got 95,870 in total. Fran Madden broke second with €7,000 to be lon 5,590. So a very impressive hall by the team. Now coming into the big podium and this is where we start to see the real big money in terms of that GC. Red Bull Borah is the third place team on this list with that impressive double punch of Primos Rugglitch and Floren Lipovitz. Floren Lipovich managed to finish on the podium and took the white jersey and Rogich managed to finish inside the top 10 in the GC and finished his first tour of France since 2020. Incidentally, as well, the white jersey was the first time we’ve had a German winner of that since Yan Olrich in 1998. But when we look at the breakdown in total, they’ve got 181,690 in total. And most of that is attributed to Floren Lipovitz with €131,830. The team price, they were also very high up there, getting €20,000 for that. and Roglitch €16,770 and Yordi Mayo’s even getting some money as well in the sprint. But most of that coming from the final classification results from Rugglitch and Floren Lipitz and even that team classification and being up there winning that youth classification, the white jersey which had a lot of money to it as well, 20,000 there. So that is quite impressive. Nevertheless, moving on. Second on our list is team Visma Malissa Bike who are certainly a team with a very animated team in this year’s tour of France and they came away with two stage wins from Simon Yates and Watt Venard. Simon Yates who won the Juralia this year and incidentally we also did a team prize breakdown on that race and Watt Bernard who won a very great victory on the final modified Shamzil stage. Plus, they got on the podium when you won a spingle and even won the team classification overall. And that meant that in total the team would be taking home 367,550. And most of that attributed to Yonas Bingle €257,120 and getting him at 50,000 for the team classification. While Venard €23,170 and Simon Yates even taking €15,530. So very very good by the team and a real real solid performance overall. But that isn’t the top team. The top team again for a second year in the row is UAT Emirates. And unsurprisingly they’ve added another to France title to their growing dominance. And Pagatcha managed to not only win the title but also win four stage wins plus the Mountains jersey classification. and his teammate Tim Wellins also took a stage win and they finished second in the team classification together that amounted to 694,330 in total prize money which is absolutely staggering for the team. When we look at the breakdown, obviously most of this is attributed to Tadiga €627,280. He’s responsible for the team prize 30,000, Tim Wellins 19,70, and Navay’s €5,150. And when we look at the detailed breakdown, we can see Pagato is getting for the final classification for the stage wins as well for the second place overall and also the Mountains jersey. He gets the money prize for that and on top of that wearing all the different jerseys in the different times. Sometimes he was wearing three jerseys. He gets prize money for all that as well. So quite an impressive hall from UA Mermaids and it is huge amount of money. Most of the money normally gets split between the teammates of the winner. So Pagacha might not see any of this money and it’s actually not that much money compared to the amount of effort that these riders do for three weeks. Hard effort injured crashes any weather they do it and for this money they probably should be getting a lot more compared to other sports. But that’s a conversation for another time. Anyways, with that that’s basically it for this video. Make sure to hit the like button, subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already, and why not check out the video of last year’s or even how Tarbagatcha won the race this year. But until next time, thank you for watching and I will see you