Tadej Pogaars UAE Team Emirates-XRG team took home 832,750 (712,500 / $945,900) in prize money from this years Tour de France, more than a third of the entire pot.A total of 2,300,600 (1.97m / $2.61m) was distributed among the 23 teams at the race, and awarded based on performance. UAE Team Emirates-XRG earned the most, while Picnic PostNL received the least 12,770. A large part of UAEs winnings came from Pogaars overall victory in the general classification, which earned the team 500,000 (427,800 / $567,900). The team also received 100,000 for Isaac del Toros third place, 20,000 for his victory in the young riders classification, and 11,000 for each of their six stage wins five for Pogaar and one for Del Toro. As such, UAE ended up hauling 36% of the total prize pot at the race. The next best team in the prize money ranking was Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe, who took home 288,160, thanks mostly to the 200,000 Remco Evenepoel claimed for finishing second overall. The full prize money allocation, officially released by race organiser ASO, is below. Tour de France 2026 prize moneyTeamPrize money ()UAE Team Emirates-XRG832,750Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe288,160Lidl-Trek204,870Decathlon CMA CGM165,530EF Education-EasyPost124,160Alpecin-Premier Tech87,840Bahrain Victorious86,820Visma-Lease a Bike71,210Soudal Quick-Step65,810Uno-X Mobility45,660Jayco AlUla44,020XDS-Astana39,920NSN Cycling37,100Lotto Intermarch35,690Pinarello-Q36.531,350TotalEnergies23,920Netcompany-Ineos23,760Movistar18,790Tudor Pro Cycling16,760Cofidis15,440Groupama-FDJ United14,700Caja Rural-Seguros RGA13,570Picnic PostNL12,770How is the prize money allocated?Prize money at the Tour de France is weighted heavily on each riders placing in the overall standings. The yellow jersey winner receives 500,000 almost a quarter of the entire prize pot while second place earns 200,000, third earns 100,000, and the winnings diminish down to 3,800 for 10th place. There are also large sums on offer for the winners of each of the other three jerseys green, polka dot and white. Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) took home the green jersey as the winner of the points classification, and netted 25,000. The same sum went to Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) as the King of the Mountains. Carapaz also received 20,000 for winning the overall combativity award. Del Toros white jersey victory, as the best young rider, yielded the same amount. Likewise, the team classification, awarded to the team with the best cumulative time of its top three-riders in the GC, carries a significant pay-out. Lidl-Trek earned 50,000 for winning the competition, while UAE Team Emirates-XRG received 30,000 for second, and Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe 20,000 for third. Prize money is also awarded after every stage based on each riders placing: 11,000 for the stage winner, 5,500 for second place, 2,800 for third, all the way down to 300 for 20th. Riders also have the chance to win between 200 and 5,000 for being first over certain climbs. Carapaz, for example, was awarded 5,000 for winning the Souvenir Henri Desgrange, the award given to the rider who summits the highest peak of the race, in this case the Col du Galibier on stage 20, which topped out at 2,642m.Meanwhile, Pogaar earned the same sum for winning the Souvenir Jacques Goddet, having been the first rider over the top of the Col du Tourmalet on stage six. All prize money is traditionally shared around a team, rather than going to the individual winners.