Several years ago “revenue sharing” was all the rage with several team managers making public calls for the major race organisers to pay them money. Now assume again 50% of this profit is shared among the teams 22 teams and it’s €1 million per team. Here’s a screengrab for RCS Sport in 2017:RCS Sport’s revenue for 2017 was €74.9 million with EBITDA, a measure of operating profit, reported at €22.7 million (accounts here). It’s also free, cycling teams don’t have ticket sales that often go to football or basketball teams. So revenue sharing alone, even if the money existed, would need to be part of a bigger package that incorporates budget caps or salary controls.