Contract
Until the end of 2027, with Pinarello Q36.5.
End year from ProCyclingStats; no announcement on record.
Salary by season
Reported Model
Base salary only: bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors come on top.
Reported figure. €2.7M base salary per year, as reported by Gazzetta dello Sport list (UCI data) via TOUR (Lukas Niebuhr) (2026-06). Source ↗ Bonuses, image rights and sponsor income are not included. This figure is used as a fixed anchor in the model. 2 published figures for this rider ↓
Career
Turned pro in 2018. 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. Generated since 2022: €298k.
| Season | Team | PCS pts | Wins | Prize money | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Pinarello Q36.5 ProTeam | 1951 | 5 | €64k | €2.7M Reported |
| 2025 | Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team ProTeam | 1855 | 5 | €102k | n/a |
| 2024 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 1053 | 1 | €35k | €2.7M Reported |
| 2023 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 1046 | 2 | €51k | €2.5M Model |
| 2022 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 718 | 1 | €46k | €1.1M Model |
| 2021 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 695 | 1 | n/a | €785k Model |
| 2020 | Trinity Road Racing club / junior | 15 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2019 | Team Wiggins Le Col Continental | 2 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2018 | Team Wiggins Continental | 41 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2017 | Zappi's Racing Team club / junior | 10 | — | n/a | n/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
Tom Pidcock has earned an estimated €10M from salary and prize money since 2021 (€9.7M salary, €298k 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. 2 of the 5 salary seasons are published figures (reported or press estimate), the rest are model estimates. Season by season ↑ · Career earnings top 100 →
Reported power
Numbers published by the press. We never measure power ourselves.
Bike, FTP, VO2max, height and weight →
All 3 published figures for Tom Pidcock, with the quote each rests on →
Similar riders
Teammates on a similar salary
- Quinten Hermans Pinarello Q36.5 · €492k Model
- Matteo Moschetti Pinarello Q36.5 · €316k Model
- Fred Wright Pinarello Q36.5 · €286k Model
- Chris Harper Pinarello Q36.5 · €266k Model
Similar salary, other teams
- Adam Yates UAE Team Emirates-XRG · €2.7M Reported
- Oscar Onley Netcompany INEOS · €2.8M Model
- Christophe Laporte Visma | Lease a Bike · €2.8M Model
- Mikel Landa Soudal Quick-Step · €2.5M Reported
Other riders from Great Britain
- Tao Geoghegan Hart Lidl-Trek · €2.5M Reported
- Matthew Brennan Visma | Lease a Bike · €2.1M Model
- Joshua Tarling Netcompany INEOS · €972k Model
Also out of contract at the end of 2027
- Carlos Rodríguez Netcompany INEOS · €2.5M Reported
- Axel Zingle Visma | Lease a Bike · €2.5M Model
- Maxim van Gils Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe · €2M Reported
What the numbers work out to
- Per race day
- €56k (48 race days)
- Per kilometre raced
- €342 (7,897 km)
- Per PCS point
- €1,384 (1951 points)
- Per win
- €540k (5 wins)
- Prize money generated, as % of salary
- 2.4%
The 2026 base salary (Reported) 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
Compare with
Sources
- €4M, 2023–2024 — Cyclingnews rich list, 2025-04 reported (historical) At Ineos €4M plus €1M per WT/Worlds/Olympic win, after leaving Ineos keeps paying ~€1M a year for 2025-27 Open
- €2.7M, 2026–2026 — Gazzetta dello Sport list (UCI data) via TOUR (Lukas Niebuhr), 2026-06 reported About €2.7M for 2026, from the same Gazzetta list as the other 2026 figures on this site. Replaces the €4M of 2023-24 as his 2026 figure Open
- Contract to 2027 — ProCyclingStats, 22 September 2026 Open
- Agent — FirstCycling agency page (agency rosters read Sep 2026, data
- 7.91 eW/kg (Arctic Race of Norway 2025 stage 3) — Lanterne Rouge, Kārlis Ozols, 2025-08-11 Open
- 6.84 eW/kg (AlUla Tour 2025 stage 4) — Lanterne Rouge, Kārlis Ozols, 2025-02-01 Open
- 7.69 eW/kg (AlUla Tour 2025 stage 2) — Lanterne Rouge, Kārlis Ozols, 2025-01-30 Open
- Results, points and prize money — ProCyclingStats, 16 September 2026 Open · FirstCycling
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Also with Trinity Sports Management
FAQ
How much does Tom Pidcock earn?
Tom Pidcock's base salary for 2026 is €2.7M a year, as reported in the press: about €225k a month or €52k a week, before tax. Bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors are not included.
How much do pro cyclists earn? — medians, minimums and pay by job on one page. Tom Pidcock costs €1,384 per PCS point in 2026: 7 of the 35 riders whose salary has been published. What one point costs →
Until when is Tom Pidcock under contract?
Until the end of 2027, with Pinarello Q36.5.
Who is Tom Pidcock's agent?
Trinity Sports Management (source: FirstCycling agency page (agency rosters read Sep 2026, data).
What is Tom Pidcock's net worth?
Tom Pidcock has earned an estimated €10M from salary and prize money since 2021 (€9.7M salary, €298k 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.