The reward system for Hungarian Olympic athletes this year is particularly generous, especially for the most successful athletes. Tamara's Tweezerswho won three medals at the last Olympics, can take home a total of HUF 110.89 million. He earned the sum with a silver medal in the single kayak, a silver medal in the doubles and a bronze medal in the quad. This made him the biggest winner in this year's Olympic bonus system.
Olympic bonuses in 2024
The rewards for participating in the Olympic Games in Hungary are as follows: List compiled by 444 based on:
- Location: 55 million Hungarian forints
- Location: 39.27 million HUF
- Location: 32.35 million HUF
- Location: 23.65 million HUF
- Location: 15.73 million HUF
- Location: 12.54 million HUF
- Location: 6.27 million HUF
- Location: 3.08 million HUF
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Bonuses are awarded for each medal earned, including doubles, quads and team performances, with each member awarded individually. This is the second largest bonus after the three medals earned by Tamara Cesips. Milak Christoph Who earned 94.27 million Hungarian forints after winning a gold medal in the 100m butterfly and a silver medal in the 200m. Gazo Alida He also earned a significant amount, receiving HUF 84.16 million for a silver and bronze medal, as well as sixth place.
In the case of some athletes, federations have made other decisions regarding bonuses. The Boxing Federation, for example. Luka Hamori He increased the HUF 15.73 million prize for fifth place to HUF 32.35 million, having a tough battle with Iman Helev. However, this has caused discontent with Richard Kovacs, who also finished fifth, and feels that the federation does not treat the top scorers equally.
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Hungarian Olympic medalists also receive a lifetime annuity after the age of 35, the amount of which is adjusted according to the average annual salary. Gold medalists receive the full average salary, silver medalists 70%, and bronze medalists 50%. The annuity is paid after each medal won, which means additional recognition for the athletes.
This year, Tamara Sebes, not only with her outstanding athletic performance, but also with the huge reward that came with it, was at the head of the Hungarian Olympians, thus recognizing her perseverance and work.
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