Final Giro d'Italia 2026 prize money standings - Visma top the table after Vingegaard's dominance

The 2026 Giro d'Italia distributed a total of €1.6 million across stage finishes, classifications and bonus prizes. Here is how the money has been split across the major categories based on the prize money allocation for each classification.

Vingegaard also collected €2,000 per stage for each day in the maglia rosa from stage 15 to stage 21, an additional €14,000.

Magnier also picks up €750 per stage in the maglia ciclamino across most of the race.

Vingegaard wore the maglia azzurra across the second week and into the third before Ciccone snatched it back on stage 19. The Italian also earned €700, €400 or €200 for each categorised climb he topped during the race.

Eulálio's spell in the maglia rosa across the second week also paid €2,000 per stage in pink before he lost it to Vingegaard on stage 14.

According to data from ProCyclingStats, Jonas Vingegaard accrued the most money throughout the Giro thanks to his overall victory, five stage wins, time spent in the maglia rosa and maglia azzurra.

Felix Gall sits second on the list, having finished in the same position overall and on five stages also. Like the GC, Jai Hindley rounds out the podium for prize money won.

Afonso Eulálio's time in the maglia rosa, sixth-place finish, and youth classification success have him placed fourth, while Paul Magnier is in fifth courtesy of three stage wins and the points classification.

With Jonas Vingegaard sealing the maglia rosa and six stage wins, Visma | Lease a Bike heads the prize money table. Decathlon sit second in the rankings thanks to the results of Felix Gall, while Bahrain-Victorious, who enjoyed a dream Giro sit third just ahead of UAE Team Emirates-XRG, who won four stages and Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, who secured a GC podium with Hindley.

Team prize money is traditionally pooled and distributed across the entire squad. Vingegaard's haul will be split among the riders, mechanics, soigneurs and the rest of the Visma operation. The smaller teams who chased stage results across the three weeks will value their portion more.