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This short note is intended as a "Letter to the Editor" Perspective in orderthat it serves as a contribution, in view of reaching the physics communitycaring about rare events and scaling laws and unexpected findings, on a domainof wide interest: sport and money. It is apparent from the data reported anddiscussed below that the scarcity of such data does not allow to recommend acomplex elaboration of an agent based model, - at this time. In some sense,this also means that much data on sport activities is not necessarily given interms of physics prone materials, but it could be, and would then attract muchattention. Nevertheless the findings tie the data to well known scaling lawsand physics processes. It is found that a simple scaling law describes thegains of teams in recent bicycle races, like the Tour de France. An analogouscase, ranking teams in Formula 1 races, is shown in an Appendix

Hint of a Universal Law for the Financial Gains of Competitive Sport Teams. The case of Tour de France cycle race