It took a long time, but the International Cycling Union UCI and Flanders Classis have reached out with regard to the new prize money for the Cyclo-Cross World Cup 20-21. The reduced calendar has hardly any consequences for the actors and actresses. Sources report that Cycling Flash.
Originally, 14 match days were provided for the renewed World Cup. And the prize money for the final classification was set at 155,000 euros for both the men’s and the women’s elite. Now that those 14 stages have been reduced to a maximum of five (Tabor, Namur, Dendermonde, Hulst and Overijse), part of the peloton feared that there would be no prize money this winter. Or at least that that pot would only be a fraction of the original 310,000 euros.
But that turns out to be fine. The 155,000 was reduced to 100,000 euros for both men and women, which is about two thirds. Of course with equality between men and women. In the youth categories, the UCI pays the expense allowances as provided.
The prize money per match was also adjusted. The men distribute a total of 29,625 euros per WB test (instead of 39,500). The ladies 22,365 instead of 29,365 euros. The difference between men and women will only – as expected – be completely eliminated next year, although the top eleven has already been tied. The winners will receive € 4,000 per round.
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