PRO ATHLETE WORLD BONUS

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.

PlacingPointsPoints Roth
1st500600
2nd450500
3rd350400
4th250300
5th200250
6th150175
7th120140
8th90100
9th6070
10th3035

MIDDLE DISTANCE WORLD BONUS

POINTS BREAKDOWN

Races that count towards the 2024 World Bonus:

Tier 1
Anfi Challenge Mogán-Gran Canaria, Challenge Taiwan, Challenge Cesenatico, Challenge St Pölten, Challenge Gallipoli, OTSO Challenge Salou, Challenge Wales, Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer, Lotto Challenge Gdańsk, Challenge Kaiserwinkl-Walchsee, SAIL Challenge Cap Québec, Challenge Sandefjord, Challenge Sanremo, Challenge Samarkand, Challenge Barcelona, Challenge Peguera-Mallorca, Challenge Vieux Boucau

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)

PlacingTier 1 PointsTier 2 Points
1st25085
2nd20065
3rd15050
4th10035
5th7525
6th5015

SPECIAL WORLD BONUS

POINTS at the championship

The Championship will have a higher points breakdown for the World Ranking.

PlacingPoints
1st400
2nd300
3rd200
4th150
5th100
6th80
7th60
8th40
9th20
10th10

ranking 2020 - 2024

RANKING 2024

Male ranking

1

Jack Moody

1,250

2

Ognjen Stojanović

1,150

3

Jesper Svensson

765

4

Tom Hug

750

5

Will Draper

650

Female ranking

1

Alanis Siffert

1,350

2

Aurélia Boulanger

975

3

Els Visser

950

4

Rebecca Robisch

800

5

Anne Haug

600

winners 2023

Mathis Margirier

1,300 points

Magda Nieuwoudt

1,450 points

Caleb Noble

1,200 points

Imogen Simmonds

1,200 points

Thomas Bishop

1,000 points

Els Visser

1,200 points

winners 2022

Sam Long

875 points

Fenella Langridge

1,050 points

Niek Heldoorn

700 points

Sara Pérez Sala

850 points

Magnus Ditlev

600 points

Lucy Byram

620 points

Winners 2020/2021

Patrick Lange

1,325 points

Anne Haug

1,925 points

Magnus Ditlev

1,080 points

Sarissa de Vries

1,530 points

Frederic Funk

1,050 points

Lucy Hall

1,450 points