Tour de France 2025 Prize Money List | Top earning teams and riders | Sticky Bottle

*Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard were 1st and 2nd overall in the Tour, as well as in the money rankings; individually and with their teams (Photo: Charly Lopez)*

Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) may earn his living via the salary paid to him by his team, but the Irish rider also took home a nice sum of prize money from this year's Tour de France.

Overall winner, Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG), topped the rider prize money list, winning €627,730. And his team also toppped the teams' prize money list, claiming €708,780 between the eight riders.

Israel-Premier Tech, which endured an anonymous three weeks at the Tour de France, won the least amont of prize money of all of the 23 teams in the race. Its riders took home just €15,940 between them.

You can see the full team and individual rider prize money rankings below.

Ireland's Healy won the €20,000 super combative award, claimed victory on stage 6 to Vire Normandie, held the yellow jersey for two days and was 9th overall; winning €62,350. The Irishman's winnings represented the vast majority of the total €79,530 his team won through the three weeks.

*Only five riders won more money than Ben Healy at the Tour de France, aided by his win on stage 6, and his €20,000 super combative prize (Photo: Billy Ceusters)*

After UAE Team Emirates-XRG topping the team prize money list on €708,780, Team Visma-Lease a Bike was next on €381,850. They were followed by Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe on €189,290, Team Picnic PostNL on €124,430, Lidl-Trek on €98,520 and Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale on €84,730.

And just as his team was well ahead in the team money list, Pogačar was a long, long way ahead of the next rider; Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike), on the rider list. Vingegaard was 2nd with €257,420 compared with the €627,730 claimed by Pogačar. Florian Lipowitz (Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe) was 3rd with €133,830.

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The top prize at the Tour de France is €500,000 to the winner of the final individual general classification. There is €200,000 for 2nd with placings 21st to 160th carry a prize of €1,000 per rider. And on each stage there are cash prizes for the top 20; from €11,000 for a stage win down to €300 for 20th.

The points classification and climbers’ classification are each worth €25,000, €15,000 and €10,000 for the top three. Those prizes go down to €2,000 for 8th in the competitions.

And the top three on each intermediate sprint get €1,500, €1,000 and €500. The top three prizes for each HC climb are €800, €450 and €300. Cat 1 climbs have prizes of €650, €400 and €150. Cat 2s offer €500 and €250; cat 3s and 4s offer €300 and €200 for first to the top only.

Each day a most aggressive rider is awarded and the prize is €2,000; a prize Healy won three times. The overall winner of that category - Healy - wins €20,000. The best young rider on each stage gets €500 while the holder of the white jersey on each stage gets €300.

And the winner of the overall gets €20,000. The top three teams overall get €50,000, €30,000 and €20,000. And being the best team on one stage nets €2,800.

Prize Money by Teams