France · 20 · Time trialist · ProTeam

Camille
Charret

Rides for Cofidis

Contract to end of 2027 Agent: unknown
Base salary 2026Model
€48k

Gross, before tax and bonuses · top 55% of the ProTeam
Model estimate of 30 Oct 2026 · likely range €36k–60k · see sources

Career earnings since 2025
€86k
Model

Salary + prize money, before tax. Not net worth. How it adds up · Top 100 →

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Contract
to 2027
Announced 30 Oct ↗
Agent
unknown
agent unknown — tell us
Prize money generated
€0
pooled with the team · est. share received €1,763 Model
Share of team wages
0.6%
of €8.7M · #30 of 30 on the team

Contract

Until the end of 2027, with Cofidis.

Current contract: new contract, announced 30 October 2025 · Source ↗

Salary by season

2025–2026 total
€86k
20252026

Reported Model

Base salary only: bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors come on top.

How this estimate is made. Team wage pool €8.7M (budget €22M × 40%), split by role and results at signing, with a floor of €48k for this rider. Measured error against the 28 reported salaries: median 25.0%. See the test · Full method · Why the number sticks.

Career

PCS points, 3 seasons
48

Turned pro in 2025. Points and wins per season from ProCyclingStats. Prize money is what the rider generated at WorldTour and ProSeries races (from 2022) — pooled with the team, not kept.

SeasonTeamPCS ptsWinsPrize moneySalary
2026Cofidis ProTeam13—€0€48k Model
2025Arkéa-B&B Hotels WorldTour0—€0€38k Model
2024VC Villefranche Beaujolais club / junior35—€0n/a

Prize money before 2022 was not collected. Salary estimates cover WorldTeam seasons from 2021 (season model v0.1 — that year's budgets, reported salaries and rosters; wider error than 2026, see Salaries by season). ProTeam seasons before 2026 are not modelled.

Net worth and career earnings

Camille Charret has earned an estimated €86k from salary and prize money since 2025 (€86k salary, €0 prize money generated), before tax. There is no reliable public figure for his net worth: personal sponsorships, bonuses and investments are not public and are not included.

Prize money is paid to the team and shared among riders and staff, so he keeps only part of it. All 2 salary seasons are model estimates. The salary count starts in 2025, his first season at WorldTour or ProTeam level that we model. Season by season ↑ · Career earnings top 100 →

Similar riders

Teammates on a similar salary

Similar salary, other teams

Other riders from France

Also out of contract at the end of 2027

All Cofidis salaries → · Riders by country →

What the numbers work out to

Per race day
€1,231 (39 race days)
Per kilometre raced
€8 (5,903 km)
Per PCS point
€3,692 (13 points)
Prize money generated, as % of salary
0.0%

The 2026 base salary (Model) divided by the season's numbers. Race days, kilometres and wins to 12 September 2026; points as above. Method · Per race day ranking · Per point · Per win

Sources

  1. €48k, 2026 — our model, v0.9.1 (30 Oct 2026). Method
  2. Contract to 2027 — announced 2025-10-30 Open
  3. Results, points and prize money — ProCyclingStats, 16 September 2026 Open · FirstCycling

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FAQ

How much does Camille Charret earn?

We estimate Camille Charret's base salary for 2026 at €48k a year: about €4,000 a month or €923 a week, before tax. It is a model estimate; the likely range for his job at this team is €36k–60k. Bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors are not included.

How much do pro cyclists earn? — medians, minimums and pay by job on one page.

Until when is Camille Charret under contract?

Until the end of 2027, with Cofidis.

Who is Camille Charret's agent?

We have not found this ProTeam rider's agent yet.

What is Camille Charret's net worth?

Camille Charret has earned an estimated €86k from salary and prize money since 2025 (€86k salary, €0 prize money generated), before tax. There is no reliable public figure for his net worth: personal sponsorships, bonuses and investments are not public and are not included. Prize money is paid to the team and shared among riders and staff, so he keeps only part of it.