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How much Money professional Pro cyclists Make ? (+Average Salary)

April 24, 2019 by Bertie Highmore 3 Comments

Pro cycling is one of the most archaic road racing emulation which has been running since 20th century. A huge number of athletes takes part every year in different event. Many of them take the fact in professionally. A professional cyclist have to ride 200km a day as well as yearly rides over ten thousand kilometer. They rides in all weather like heavy rain, botching heat and onerous cold. They have to sacrifice their personal life as well as they can’t spend time with their family. So naturally it’s a common question that how much money they are paid against of their sacrifice. The topic is more useful for those people who want to build the carrier of this field. Here we out giving the top fifty most earning athletes list with their yearly total income.

How much do Pro Cyclists make ?

  • Pro Cyclists make around $100K – $200K average wage bills per year

Pro cyclists

Top 50 Pro cyclists Salary

Name Team Country Salary
REBELLIN Davide CCC Sprandi Polkowice Italy 87,720 USD
BOONEN Tom Etixx – Quick Step Belgium 90,960 USD
SWIFT Ben Team Sky England 91,320 USD
THOMAS Geraint Team Sky UK 94,920 USD
MEERSMAN Gianni Etixx – Quick Step Belgium 94,920 USD
WELLENS Tim Lotto Soudal Belgium 99,360 USD
NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas Team Cannondale – Garmin Lithuania 104,760 USD
CAVENDISH Mark Etixx – Quick Step England 106,320 USD
MORENO Daniel Team Katusha Spain 107,880 USD
MATTHEWS Michael Orica GreenEDGE Australia 107,880 USD
VANMARCKE Sep Team LottoNL-Jumbo Belgium 108,240 USD
COLBRELLI Sonny Bardiani – CSF Pro Team Italy 108,600 USD
DENNIS Rohan BMC Racing Team Australia 109,920 USD
KELDERMAN Wilco Team LottoNL-Jumbo Netherlands 112,800 USD
URAN Rigoberto Etixx – Quick Step Colombia 114,480 USD
KITTEL Marcel Team Giant – Alpecin Germany 117,480 USD
POZZOVIVO Domenico AG2R La Mondiale Italy 117,600 USD
GREIPEL Andre Lotto Soudal Germany 119,040 USD
CHAVANEL Sylvain IAM Cycling France 119,400 USD
GALLOPIN Tony Lotto Soudal France 123,720 USD
ARU Fabio Astana Pro Team Italy 126,120 USD
VAN ASBROECK Tom Team LottoNL-Jumbo Belgium 128,640 USD
PINOT Thibaut FDJ France 128,880 USD
TERPSTRA Niki Etixx – Quick Step Netherlands 131,640 USD
CANCELLARA Fabian Trek Factory Racing Switzerland 134,280 USD
BOUHANNI Nacer Cofidis, Solutions Cre France 134,760 USD
RODRíGUEZ Joaquim Team Katusha Spain 13,680 USD
MARTIN Daniel Team Cannondale – Garmin Ireland 140,760 USD
EVANS Cadel BMC Racing Team Australia 142,080 USD
MARTIN Tony Etixx – Quick Step Germany 142,440 USD
MOLLEMA Bauke Trek Factory Racing Netherlands 142,560 USD
BARDET Romain AG2R La Mondiale France 149,760 USD
MAJKA Rafał Tinkoff – Saxo Poland 150,240 USD
GERRANS Simon Orica GreenEDGE Australia 153,480 USD
PERAUD Jean-Christophe AG2R La Mondiale France 155,160 USD
VAN GARDEREN Tejay BMC Racing Team USA 159,480 USD
QUINTANA Nairo Movistar Team Colombia 161,520 USD
DéMARE Arnaud FDJ France 163,680 USD
FROOME Christopher Team Sky Kenya 165,240 USD
VAN AVERMAET Greg BMC Racing Team Belgium 165,720 USD
COSTA Rui Lampre – Merida Portugal 168,360 USD
NIBALI Vincenzo Astana Pro Team Italy 186,240 USD
DUMOULIN Tom Team Giant – Alpecin Netherlands 186,960 USD
SAGAN Peter Tinkoff – Saxo Slovakia 198,240 USD
GILBERT Philippe BMC Racing Team Belgium 201,240 USD
KWIATKOWSKI Michal Etixx – Quick Step Poland 210,840 USD
DEGENKOLB John Team Giant – Alpecin Germany 223,680 USD
KRISTOFF Alexander Team Katusha Norway 251,520 USD
CONTADOR Alberto Tinkoff – Saxo Spain 256,800 USD
VALVERDE Alejandro Movistar Team Spain 381,000 USD

It can be said undoubtedly that the cycling is one of the most unbending and risky sporting event, where the athletes have to complete very hard and tough task. But when we compared the salary and prize money to other sporting event as like Football, Cricket and MotoGP it seem too little. If the compensation increased, cycling would have more happening all over the world.

More opportunity should be grow within next few years and it’s very close to see a cyclist to take place among most richest athletes around the world.

Filed Under: Cycling

Comments

  1. andrew says

    September 11, 2016 at 16:39

    they are grossly underpaid, shame on sponsors

  2. glenny oc says

    January 21, 2017 at 04:53

    I wish I was getting paid their money plus travelling for free around
    D the world. They get free food and medical too so they can save a lot of their salary compared to everyday Joe. Then they get appearance and endorsement money.

  3. marco says

    January 27, 2017 at 11:43

    looks like such figures collide with official statements already released
    Take Sagan: he is reported to earn a salary close to 5m usd…and media cited much of the salary to be paid by Specialized
    i am struggling to believe (given the statistics above) specialized is paying 4,5m on their own..

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