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Lucas Towers

Modern AdventureUnder contractcontract until 2027
€39k
estimated base salary, 2026 Model
likely range €23k–55ktop 72% of ProTeams
Agency
unknown
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PCS points 2026
0
career 0 · 0.0 pts per €100k — below the ProTeam median
Contract
Under contract
until end of 2027 (PCS)
Prize money generated, 2026
€0
no results with prize money at WorldTour or ProSeries level this season · pooled with the team, not kept
Est. prize share received, 2026
€2,921 Model
7.5% of salary · equal split of the team's pot at the 3 races he started, after 15% to staff · assumptions
Share of team wages
2.2%
Modern Adventure wage bill €1.8M · budget est. €5M · #20 of 21 on the team

How this estimate is made. Modern Adventure's riders' wage pool is about €1.8M (budget €5M × 36%, the rider-wage share rising with budget). After fixed reported salaries, the rest is split by a value score — 0.6 × 2026 PCS points + 0.4 × career points per season, raised to the power 1.15 — with an age factor of 0.75 at age 22. Half of the estimate comes from the same allocation run across all 16 ProTeams, so leaders of small teams aren't over-priced. Floor for this rider: €30k (ProTeam floors start at the UCI minimum of €35,392). Typical error on a single rider is ±40%, which is the range shown above. Full method.

Career by season

Turned pro in 2026. PCS points, race days and results per season from ProCyclingStats. Prize money is what the rider generated at WorldTour and ProSeries races (PCS per-race prize lists, 2022 onwards) — pooled with the team, not kept.

SeasonTeamLevelPCS ptsRace daysWinsPodiumsPrize money generated
2026Modern AdventureProTeam026€0
2023Caja Rural - Aleaclub / junior01€0
2022club / junior01€0

Prize money before 2022 was not collected. Salary estimates by season will follow once the 2021–2025 rosters are in.

Towers in context

Modern Adventure — top earners Team →

Same salary band

Correct this data Results on PCS ↗ FirstCycling ↗

Snapshot 13 September 2026. Salary is a gross base-salary figure for the 2026 season in euros; it excludes bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors.