Revealed: Bagnaia’s cash prize and huge finances for victory
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The Ducati rider can sail off into the winter break knowing his bank balance – and his car garage – has massively benefitted from claiming the title.This is the money that Bagnaia earned for his victory, according to La Reppublica in Italy…How much money Bagnaia earned for victoryHis basic salary for 2022 was €2.5m / £2.2m / $2.6mPrize for winning the title of €1.5m / £1.3m / $1.6mA total bonus of €810,000 / £707,000 / $842,000The total bonus was accrued through €100,000 / £87,000 / $104,000 for each race win – €50,000 / £436,000 / $520,000 for each second place – €30,000 / £26,000 / $31,000 for each third placeA BMW M3 Competition Touring with XDrive gifted by sponsorsA NEW MotoGP champion is crowned as Suzuki win their last race! | Valencia MotoGP 2022Video of A NEW MotoGP champion is crowned as Suzuki win their last race! | Valencia MotoGP 2022Key stats behind Bagnaia’s championshupBagnaia overcame a 91-point deficit to Fabio Quartararo in the MotoGP standings – it is the biggest comeback to become a world champion in history.Bagnaia is the first rider with five DNFs in a season to become champion (he did not finish in Qatar, France, Catalonia, Germany and Japan).It is 50 years since an Italian won the premier class title on an Italian bike (Giacomo Agostini was the last in 1972).Bagnaia is the first Italian rider since Valentino Rossi in 2009 to win the MotoGP title.Related ‘Bagnaia would be MotoGP champion without VR46 Academy, but…’ Italian President hosts MotoGP champions Bagnaia, DucatiBagnaia is the first Ducati world champion since Casey Stoner 15 years ago.
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