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A little less than a hundred days from 2014 Sochi two nations preeminent in the panorama of winter sports have communicated the prizes that will be handed out medals to the winners of the upcoming Olympic Games.
Wednesday 30 October 2013 1 minutes reading time
It turns out as a success in Germany will pay half that of France.
The French sports ministry announced that premiums for 2014 Sochi will be the same as those determined for London 2012, or € 50,000 for the gold medal'', € 20 000 for the silver medal'' and 13,000 € for that of bronze.
As for the German Ski Federation rewards will be instead of € 25,000 for the'' gold'' € 15,000 for the silver and 10,000 € for the bronze.
The less noble metal is, the more it thins the difference. However, the economic weight of the medals is very different between the two countries, especially with regard to the'' gold, with athletes transalpine that the same result can monetize more than the Teutonic.
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