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Tour prize pool - who walked away with what

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The race across France ©TDWSport.com
Jul 27th, 11. Three weeks, 21 stages, 3430.5km, rain, hail, mountains and a fair bit of skin left on the roadside - besides the jerseys, teams were chasing a two million Euro Tour de France prize purse.

 

Each day of the Tour, prizes were allocated for stage placings, interim sprint placings, KOM placings, for the wearer of each of the jersey classifications and for the day's Most Aggressive Rider.

 

At the end of the Tour these prizes were added to the rewards for the overall winners of the classifications and the total prize purse for each team was determined.

 

See full 2011 Tour de France prize pool breakdown

 

In addition to the prize money earned during the Tour, Cadel Evans' overall win gave BMC 450,000 €, and having both Schleck brothers on the final podium earned Leopard Trek an additional 300,000 €. Not surprisingly, these two teams ended the Tour as the winners in the prize pool stakes.

 

Liquigas Cannondale had the Lanterne Rouge rider, Fabio Sabatini was the last rider on the General Classification +3h57s, but it was Team RadioShack who earned the least throughout the three weeks. They came into the Tour with four riders in the GC hunt but crashes and their subsequent withdrawals and injuries left them with a Tour they would rather forget.

 

Every one of the 167 riders who finished the 2011 Tour de France earned at least 400 € for their team - it is not much reward for the effort they put in. Respect to all the Tour riders!

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Julian Dean on the front of peloton defending his team's yellow jersey on Stage 9 ©Graham Watson

 

Team prize purse after the 2011 Tour de France

BMC RACING TEAM 493 990 €
TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 395 310 €
TEAM EUROPCAR 147 130 €
TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 145 940 €
HTC - HIGHROAD 104 940 €
OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 96 600 €
FDJ 90 660 €
EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 87 780 €
SAXO BANK SUNGARD 72 290 €
SKY PROCYCLING 67 000 €
MOVISTAR TEAM 46 660 €
AG2R LA MONDIALE 45 560 €
COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 41 740 €
VACANSOLEIL-DCM 35 650 €
LAMPRE - ISD 30 100 €
SAUR-SOJASUN 26 930 €
RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM 24 290 €
LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 22 360 €
QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 19 940 €
KATUSHA TEAM 12 380 €
PRO TEAM ASTANA 11 710 €
TEAM RADIOSHACK 10 540 €
Total 2 029 500 €

 

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