Vuelta Spain 2018
Running from Saturday August 25th to Sunday September 16th 2018, the Vuelta will be made up of 21 stages and will cover a total distance of 3254,7 kilometres. Vuelta a Espana 2018: Simon Yates set to win his first Grand Tour. Last updated on 15 September 2018 15 September 2018. From the section Cycling.
Vuelta Spain 2018 World Cup
Major Cycling racing event Vuelta a Espana much known for the other name (Tour of Spain). Every year it take place in the month of August and the final stage ended in the month of September. Prize money next event is rise upto 15% which means the winner of (Tour of Spain) earn extra 10% as compared to the winner of 2017. Here you will get the details about the earnings of all riders who participated in the event.
| Positions | General individual classification | Individual stage classification |
| 1st | €150,000 | €11,000 |
| 2nd | €57,000 | €5,500 |
| 3rd | €30,000 | €2,700 |
| 4th | €15,000 | €1,500 |
| 5th | €12,500 | €1,100 |
| 6th | €9,000 | €900 |
| 7th | €9,000 | €900 |
| 8th | €6,000 | €650 |
| 9th | €6,000 | €650 |
| 10th-20th | €3,800 | €360 |
General individual classification Collect (€150,000) winning share. The winners of the individual stage classification get paid (€11,000). The runner-ups who finished second in the both classification earn (€57,000) and €5,500. Third place finishing cyclist in the tour of Spain get paid (€30,000) in general classification and (€2,700) paid to the stage classification. Further details how the other riders from 4th to 20th place earn is given in the table.
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Vuelta a Espana Jersey Winners Prize Money Share:
Vuelta Spain 2018
There are further prizes that were awarded to the cyclists the King of the Moutains winner earn (€13,000), 2nd place (€6,600) and third place finisher collect (€3,500). Cyclist winners in point classification earn (€11,000) and €5,000 for runner-up and €2,000 for the third place holder. How much do the combined general classification winner get paid the 1st position cyclist get (€11,000) while second place cyclist get paid €5,000 and third place €2,000.