Men's total WorldTour budget reaches 570 million, with average rider salary up to 500,000
Briefly

The total budget for the men's WorldTour has increased by 33% between 2022 and 2025, rising from €430 million to €570 million, showcasing significant investment in the sport.
The €71 million increase from 2024 to next season in the men’s WorldTour is the biggest jump since 2021, highlighting the financial growth and increased competition among teams.
87% of the new high WorldTour total is understood to be from sponsors, with major investments from companies like Lidl, Decathlon, and Red Bull contributing to this growth.
As budgets grow, there’s a conversation about establishing a budget cap in professional cycling to ensure financial fairness among teams, as confirmed by the UCI.
Read at cyclingnews.com
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