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Remco Evenepoel

Red Bull-BORA-hansgroheUnder contractcontract until 2028
€6.6M
reported base salary, 2026 Reported
top 1% of WorldTour salaries
Agency
family
represented by family · escapecollective.com
PCS points 2026
3241
career 15917 · 49.1 pts per €100k — around the WT median
Contract
Under contract
until end of 2028 (PCS)
Prize money generated, 2026
€337k
5.1% of salary · won at 9 races · pooled with the team, not kept
Est. prize share received, 2026
€44k Model
0.7% of salary · equal split of the team's pot at the 9 races he started, after 15% to staff · assumptions
Share of team wages
29.1%
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe wage bill €22.7M · budget est. €48M · #1 of 30 on the team

Reported figure. €6.6M base salary per year, as reported by Gazzetta Jan 2026 (€6.6M); HLN/Sporza reports on Red Bull deal. Bonuses, image rights and sponsor income are not included. This figure is used as a fixed anchor in the model.

Career by season

Turned pro in 2019. 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. Generated since 2022: €1.1M.

SeasonTeamLevelPCS ptsRace daysWinsPodiumsPrize money generated
2026Red Bull-BORA-hansgroheWorldTour2596481119€337k
2025Soudal Quick-StepWorldTour192445814€55k
2024Soudal Quick-StepWorldTour288961920€218k
2023Soudal Quick-StepWorldTour2749681327€254k
2022Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl TeamWorldTour2758671521€262k
2021Deceuninck - Quick StepWorldTour127248814n/a
2020Deceuninck - Quick StepWorldTour89823911n/a
2019Deceuninck - Quick StepWorldTour9565859n/a
2018Acrog - Balen BC Juniorclub / junior01n/a
2017Forte U19 Cycling Teamclub / junior01n/a

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

Evenepoel in context

Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe — 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.