The initiative provides professional athletes with the opportunity to race for a share of a US$100,000 end-of-season bonus as well as a prize purse at the races.
Challenge Family is proud to have a pro athlete world bonus scheme connected to its races. The initiative provides professional athletes with the opportunity to race for a share of a US$100,000 end-of-season bonus as well as a prize purse at the races. The World Bonus starts with the first eligible Challenge Family event in 2024 and ends with the last race taking place in 2024.
The US$100k bonus pays five deep across both men and women with the top ranked pros taking home $22k, second will earn $14k and third will win $8k, fourth $4k and fifth $2k.
Ranking is decided through a points system based on placings earned. Athletes are only able to count their six best Challenge Family or Clash races during the season, of which no more than one can be a long distance race (226km). In the advent of a tie, the prize money will be shared.
For all other Challenge Family race prize purses and full breakdowns, please go to the individual race websites or contact Belinda Granger: belinda@challenge-family.com
Below you will find an overview with all participating races and the corresponding points.
LONG DISTANCE WORLD BONUS
POINTS BREAKDOWN
Races that count towards the 2024 World Bonus: Challenge Almere-Amsterdam presented by Wahoo, DATEV Challenge Roth and Challenge Korea, host of the Challenge Family Asia Pacific Championships 2024.
Tier 2 Challenge Turku, Challenge Florianopolis, Challenge Canberra (note to be awarded points for Challenge Canberra, athletes must race both the sprint and standard distance races)
Placing
Tier 1 Points
Tier 2 Points
1st
250
85
2nd
200
65
3rd
150
50
4th
100
35
5th
75
25
6th
50
15
SPECIAL WORLD BONUS
POINTS at the championship
The Championship will have a higher points breakdown for the World Ranking.