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Jordi Mews Winning in Paris is worth a fortune in a sprinter’s career, and beating the man of the moment isn’t for everyone. After 6th and 7th places in the past few weeks, the 25-year-old Belgian from BORA has picked the most crucial day to win his first success at World Tour level. We don’t go so far as to say that it could be a turning point in his career, but this fast sprint certainly earns him a lot of credit points.
Tadej Pogacar – The Tour ended for the second year in a row in rival Jonas Vingaard’s locker, even if he took away the satisfaction of winning two stages and the classification of the white jersey. But the Slovenian is always hungry and ready to show off, and even on a road decidedly not for strikers like the Parisian, he tries a daring action almost 50 kilometers out. He’s not lucky, but seeing it in action is always worth the “price of admission.”
Jasper Phillipsen Success eluded him this time by centimeters, but his progress was still impressive, even without Van der Poel’s decisive contribution. Sixth podium in this edition and the points classification – which was already his – dominated.
to fail
Sam Wellsford – dsm-firmenich is probably the most disappointing team in this edition, since the days when the Dutch team achieved something good are very few. They don’t even flinch at the finale. The runner does not go beyond the unknown 14th place, several meters behind the guys who fought for success.
Peter Sagan – The final stage of his Tour de France career ends in somewhat of an unknown way, as this entire edition has already been for him. The hope was to see him as a hero on the Parisian scene, to say goodbye in the best way even with good standing. Instead, he argues for running in the rear, getting out of the fight, without finding the energy to regain positions (and there seems to be room). sin.
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How much is the prize pool?
placement | Awards |
the first | 500,000 |
the second | 200,000 |
the third | 100,000 |
fourth | 70,000 |
Fifth | 50,000 |
VI | 23,000 |
VII | 11500 |
VIII | 7600 |
9 | 4500 |
The tenth | 3800 |
eleventh | 3000 |
twelveth | 2700 |
Thirteenth | 2500 |
fourteenth | 2100 |
15 | 2000 |
sixteen | 1500 |
17 | 1300 |
18 | 1200 |
19 | 1100 |
From 20 to 160 | 1,000 |
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