Ryo Ikeda prize money
Ryo Ikeda has won £140,802 in keirin prize money in 2017, 180th of 218 riders. The most in one money list in a year was £140,802 at the 2017 Men's Keirin Money List.
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| YEAR | YEAR | FINISH | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | 2017 Men's Keirin Money List | 49th | £140,802£141k |
Around Ryo Ikeda on the money list
The riders either side, by career keirin prize money
| # | RIDER | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 168 | Kenta Inake | Japan | £155,185£155k |
| 169 | Ryoko Nakagawa | Japan | £154,313£154k |
| 170 | Yasuhito Nitta | Japan | £150,046£150k |
| 171 | Koji Hamada | Japan | £149,814£150k |
| 172 | Akira Sugahara | Japan | £148,982£149k |
| 173 | Ryuji Suzuki | Japan | £148,055£148k |
| 174 | Jun Minami | Japan | £145,826£146k |
| 175 | Takahiro Matsukawa | Japan | £144,132£144k |
| 176 | Yasufumi Ito | Japan | £143,907£144k |
| 177 | Yuki Tomosada | Japan | £143,086£143k |
| 178 | Toshinobu Saito | Japan | £142,950£143k |
| 179 | Akihiro Isezaki | Japan | £140,823£141k |
| 180 | Ryo Ikeda | Japan | £140,802£141k |
| 181 | Naoto Hayashi | Japan | £139,673£140k |
| 182 | Masaomi Goshi | Japan | £139,443£139k |
| 183 | Tomoya Fukuda | Japan | £138,957£139k |
| 184 | Miho Aoki | Japan | £138,153£138k |
| 185 | Eiji Matsuzaka | Japan | £137,414£137k |
| 186 | Takuya Yamauchi | Japan | £136,602£137k |
| 187 | Shugo Hayasaka | Japan | £135,332£135k |
| 188 | Satoshi Atake | Japan | £133,924£134k |
| 189 | Toshiaki Fushimi | Japan | £133,106£133k |
| 190 | Nobuyuki Suzuki | Japan | £125,058£125k |
| 191 | Shinya Takahashi | Japan | £124,937£125k |
| 192 | Tatsuhiro Ashizawa | Japan | £124,553£125k |
Frequently asked questions
How much prize money has Ryo Ikeda won?
£140,802 in keirin prize money, 180th of the 218 riders on our money list.
What is the most Ryo Ikeda has won in one money list in a year?
£140,802, finishing 49th in the 2017 Men's Keirin Money List.
Who is just above Ryo Ikeda on the money list?
Akihiro Isezaki, on £140,823.
Where to next
The full list is on keirin prize money. Every edition of the Men's Keirin Money List is on the Men's Keirin Money List prize money page. Every year of the Men's Keirin Money List we hold has its own page: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. One place up is Akihiro Isezaki. One place down is Naoto Hayashi. The whole of 2017 is on keirin prize money in 2017.