Prize money at 2025 Tour de France Femmes: Ferrand-Prévot and Visma earn significantly less than Pogacar and UAE
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Follow us on GoogleSunday marked the end of the Tour de France Femmes 2025, after which the final accounts could be settled. Over the nine days, a total of 259,430 euros was up for grabs, which was distributed among the participating teams as follows.
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Winner Pauline Ferrand-Prévot earned 50,000 euros by winning the Tour, so it comes as no surprise that her Visma | Lease a Bike team tops the prize money rankings. The Dutch team earned a total of just over 76,000 euros.
FDJ-Suez (Demi Vollering) follows with almost 54,000 euros, after which there is a big gap to Maeva Squiban's UAE Team ADQ, which earned its share with two stage wins. SD Worx-Protime is fifth on the list, with just over 20,000 euros in total.
At the bottom of the list is Winspace Orange Seal, which earned just 290 euros in the 2025 edition of the Tour de France Femmes. In total, six teams received less than 1,000 euros.
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Pogacar and co earned significantly more in their Tour de France
If we compare the prize money for the women's Tour with that of the men, we find that around 10 percent of the money earned was won by Tadej Pogacar and co. In the men's race, a total of 2.3 million euros was distributed, with winner Pogacar receiving 500,000 euros for his overall victory.
UAE, the team of Pogacar, earned a total of 700,000 euros. In the men's race, Cofidis was the team that earned the least, although their total was still 15,000 euros.
Tour de France Femmes 2025 prize money
TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE 76 190.00 euros
FDJ-SUEZ 53 810.00 euros
UAE TEAM ADQ 25 630.00 euros
AG INSURANCE - SOUDAL TEAM 22 450.00 euros
FDJ-SUEZ 53 810.00 euros
UAE TEAM ADQ 25 630.00 euros
AG INSURANCE - SOUDAL TEAM 22 450.00 euros
TEAM SD WORX - PROTIME 20 130.00 euros
CANYON//SRAM ZONDACRYPTO 15 320.00 euros
LIDL - TREK 7 980.00 euros
TEAM PICNIC POSTNL 7 080.00 euros
CANYON//SRAM ZONDACRYPTO 15 320.00 euros
LIDL - TREK 7 980.00 euros
TEAM PICNIC POSTNL 7 080.00 euros
EF EDUCATION - OATLY 6 430.00 euros
LIV-ALULA-JAYCO 6 390.00 euros
FENIX-DECEUNINCK 4 880.00 euros
HUMAN POWERED HEALTH 2 640.00 euros
LIV-ALULA-JAYCO 6 390.00 euros
FENIX-DECEUNINCK 4 880.00 euros
HUMAN POWERED HEALTH 2 640.00 euros
ARKEA - B&B HOTELS WOMAN 2 630.00 euros
COFIDIS WOMEN TEAM 2 200.00 euros
VOLKERWESSELS CYCLING TEAM 1 640.00 euros
MOVISTAR TEAM 1 460.00 euros
MOVISTAR TEAM 1 460.00 euros
COFIDIS WOMEN TEAM 2 200.00 euros
VOLKERWESSELS CYCLING TEAM 1 640.00 euros
MOVISTAR TEAM 1 460.00 euros
MOVISTAR TEAM 1 460.00 euros
CERATIZIT PRO CYCLING TEAM 700.00 euros
UNO-X MOBILITY 490.00 euros
ST MICHEL - PREFERENCE HOME - AUBER93 460.00 euros
ROLAND LE DEVOLUY 320.00 euros
UNO-X MOBILITY 490.00 euros
ST MICHEL - PREFERENCE HOME - AUBER93 460.00 euros
ROLAND LE DEVOLUY 320.00 euros
LABORAL KUTXA - FUNDACION EUSKADI 310,00 euros
WINSPACE ORANGE SEAL 290,00 euros
WINSPACE ORANGE SEAL 290,00 euros
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