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All Stars, Renegades tie
Posted: Sunday, February 11, 2024
All Stars, Renegades tie in Panorama final
The 2023 Panorama winners, bp Renegades had to share the 2024 championship title with Massy Trinidad All Stars as the legendary bands tied after a keenly fought competition on Saturday at Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain.
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Pan Trinbago, however, has explained that it would still be responsible for the prize structure of the competition, which will once again see the winner of the large band category winning $1 million, with second place pocketing $700,000, third $650,000, fourth and fifth $575,000 each while sixth and seventh would received $500,000 and $450,000 each. The remaining finalists earn $400,000 for an overall sum of $6 million for the large-band category.
Medium bands have a prize pool of $3.9 million with the winner taking home $600,000, and with each finalist guaranteed $250,000. Small band winners earn $400,000, but each is guaranteed $100,000 as finalists.
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