Ranking of the 10 cyclists who have so far earned the most money in the Giro

At the expense of what happens this Tuesday in the most difficult stage of Italy is spinning, The ‘Procyclingstats’ website has published, as it has on several occasions, ranking the top 20 runners who have earned the most money up to this point in the race. Let’s focus on the top 10:

ARNAUD DEMARE, € 49,965

The French cyclist tops the Giro d’Italia earnings ranking, thanks to his three-stage victory, which did not succeed in another, and eleven days later, at twelve this Tuesday, he tops the regularity classification. The Groupama rider is battling in his fifth Giro d’Italia and will try this past week to match the four victories he has already achieved in 2020

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MATHIEU VAN DER POEL, € 36,104

The Dutchman isn’t just one of the toughest riders in the race, going into the rest of the day every day, even at the start, and letting himself be seen. The Alpecin-Fenix ​​runner was the first winner in this 105th edition of the Giro d’Italia, on a full first day, because on the opening day he controlled the mountains and regularity. He was the leader of the Giro in the first three days, leader of the mountain in the first two and regular in the first four days

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JUAN PEDRO LOPEZ, 33,560 euros

The Sevillian from Trek-Segafredo did not win any stage, but thanks to his second place on the Etna stage, which he fought to the end, the first on Italian soil, he wore the leader’s pink jersey, which will he wear. for ten days, before it was given to Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz; also being second in the classification to the youngest cyclist

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SIMON YACHTS, 23,896 euros

Simon Yates aspired for more than just winning two stages in this Giro d’Italia. The British wanted to be one of the candidates to fight for the podium of the 105th edition of the Corsa Rosa, but knee problems weighed down on him, but that hasn’t been a barrier to winning two days so far. The first in Budates and the second on arrival in Turin

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BINIAM GIRMAY, 23,726 euros

Another of the stars in this Giro d’Italia is Eritrean Biniam Girmay, by making cycling history with his success in the 10th stage ending in Jesi. Exactly, in celebration of his victory the ‘prosecco’ stopper was fired and he injured his eye, which prevented him from continuing the race. To that day he was one of the most seen runners in the race, with two fourths, one fifth and two second places.

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MARK CAVENDISH, € 17,542

The British veteran is still in the race and has plenty to finish this edition of the Corsa Rosa. ‘Cav’ has always struggled to be one of the best in sprint stages. He got the victory at the farewell of Hungary’s ‘Corsa Rosa’ and third on two other days

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JAI HINDLEY, € 17,410

Undoubtedly, the Australian and his team are two of the main characters of this edition of the Giro d’Italia for their bravery. Hinley was the best on the first big stage, of the Blockhaus, and second on the arrival of Turin, after Simon Yates. A regularity enough for him to be second overall and have plenty of options for next Sunday’s final victory in Verona

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FERNANDO GAVIRIA, 15,746 euros

The Colombian cyclist has yet to win a stage in the Giro d’Italia, but he has been at the gate on several occasions and this regular has allowed him to occupy eighth place in the earnings ranking, which is also third in the classification. of the regularity, after Démare and Cavendish

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LENNARD KÄMNA, € 15,589

The victory in the first stage of the Giro on Italian soil and the first ascent with face and eyes, which is in the fourth stage on Etna, allows the German rider of the Bora team to enter the top ten of Giro earnings ranking, as also one of the best classified in the mountain

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KOEN BOUWMAN, 15,486 euros

Another of ten cyclists waving at the 105th edition of the Giro d’Italia. Winner on the day of the Potenza stage, the seventh, he was also the leader of the mountain, a privileged position he held for three days, lowering, temporarily, the Italian Diego Rosa to second place