The Tour de France 2023 is scheduled from the 1st to the 23rd of July. It is the 110th edition of this renowned cycling event, often called the Grand Boucle.
One of the best aspects of the event is the significant financial rewards that await the participating teams. A staggering 2,308,029 euros will be distributed among the teams competing in the race. Below we have talked about the Tour de France prize money 2023 distribution.
Tour De France Prize Money
| Event | Payout |
| General Classification | €1.13m |
| Best Climber Classification | €114.4k |
| Most Aggressive Rider Classification | €58k |
| Points Classification | €131k |
| Special Bonus Prizes | €19k |
| Each Stage Wins | €601.6k |
| Team Classification | €178.8k |
| Young Rider Classification | €66.5k |
| Total Payout | €2,308,200 |
Each Stage Wins
The winner of each day stage will be awarded a handsome sum of €11k.The second-place finisher will receive €5.5k, while the third-place finisher will be rewarded with €2.8k. The total 601k prize money has been set for each stage winner.
| Rank | Payout |
| 1 | €11k |
| 2 | €5.5k |
| 3 | €2.8k |
| 4 | €1.5k |
| 5 | €830 |
| 6 | €780 |
| 7 | €730 |
| 8 | €670 |
| 9 | €650 |
| 10 | €600 |
| 11 | €540 |
| 12 | €470 |
| 13 | €440 |
| 14 | €340 |
| 15 | €300 |
| 16 | €300 |
| 17 | €300 |
| 18 | €300 |
| 19 | €300 |
| 20 | €300 |
| Daily total | €28,650 |
| Days | 21 |
| Total | €601,650 |
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General Classification
| Position | Payout |
| 1 | €500k |
| 2 | €200k |
| 3 | €100k |
| 4 | €70k |
| 5 | €50k |
| 6 | €23k |
| 7 | €11.5k |
| 8 | €7.6k |
| 9 | €4.5k |
| 10 | €3.8k |
| 11 | €3k |
| 12 | €2.7k |
| 13 | €2.5k |
| 14 | €2.1k |
| 15 | €2k |
| 16 | €1.5k |
| 17 | €1.3k |
| 18 | €1.2k |
| 19 | €1.k |
| 20 to 160 | €1k |
| Total | €1.12m |
Team Classification
The winning team in the Team Classification is awarded a prize of €50k. The finalist team receives €30k, followed by €20,k for the third-placed team.
The fourth and fifth-placed teams are rewarded with €12k and €8k. The team whose first three riders complete the stage in the shortest combined time is given €2.8k.
| Position | Winner |
| 1 | €50k |
| 2 | €30k |
| 3 | €20k |
| 4 | €12k |
| 5 | €8k |
| Days | 21 |
| Total | 12k |
Points Classification
| Placing | Intermediate Sprint | Winner |
| 1 | €1.5k | €25k |
| 2 | €1k | €15k |
| 3 | €500 | €10k |
| 4 | €4k | |
| 5 | €3.5k | |
| 6 | €3k | |
| 7 | €2.5k | |
| 8 | €2k | |
| Daily | €3k | – |
| Days | 20 | – |
| Total | 60k | €65k |
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Young Rider Classification
It is only for riders who are 26 years old. The champion of the Young Rider Classification will receive a prize of €20k. The rider who wears this jersey earns €300 daily as a reward.
The first cyclists under 26 to end the peace daily will get a prize of €500. This further encourages young riders to showcase their skills and talent for excellence.
| Position | First Stage | Winner |
| 1 | €500 | €20k |
| 2 | €15k | |
| 3 | €10k | |
| 4 | €5k | |
| Days | 21 | |
| Total | €10.5k | €50k |
Best Climber Classification
| Position | Polka Dot Jersey wearer | winner |
| 1 | € 300 | €25k |
| 2 | €15k | |
| 3 | €10k | |
| 4 | €4k | |
| 5 | €3.5k | |
| 6 | €3k | |
| 7 | €2.5k | |
| 8 | €2k | |
| Days | 20 | |
| Total | €6k | €65k |
Each Climb Payout
| Category | 1 | 2 | 3 | Total |
| HC | €800 | €450 | €300 | €9.3k |
| 1HC | €650 | €400 | €150 | €15.6k |
| 2HC | €500 | €250 | – | €7.7k |
| 3HC | €300 | – | – | €6k |
| 4HC | €200 | – | – | €3.2k |
| Total | – | – | – | €41,800 |
