The Critérium du Dauphiné is just around the corner, and this year’s start list is packed with firepower. With the likes of Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard, and Remco Evenepoel all confirmed, it promises to be one of the most exciting editions in recent memory. And now, you can do more than just watch — you can play along and win.
The Fantasy Critérium du Dauphiné 2025 game is now live, with a guaranteed €2,000+ prize pool and €400 up for grabs for the overall winner. If you know your stage hunters from your GC contenders, this is your chance to prove it.
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Each participant has a €165 million budget to select 15 riders for their main team, plus €25 million to pick 3 substitutes. Points are earned based on stage results and final GC rankings, so it’s all about balancing consistency with explosiveness.
Entry costs just €10 per team, and there’s plenty to play for across all stages.
Don’t Miss the Start
The race kicks off on Sunday 8 June at 10:10. Make sure your team is locked in before then — no changes after the deadline.
With a top-tier line-up and exciting gameplay from start to finish, this fantasy game is the perfect way to test your cycling instincts and follow every stage with extra intensity.
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- That's an excellent point. It's interesting that Vader came to that realization only after he learned that his contract wasn't going to be renewed.
santiagobenites14-11-2026 - Indeed! A reluctant gift maybe. Even more reluctant gift from Roglic! Tho I can’t see that Rog would have beaten Ving anyway.Lozza14-11-2026
- That really nasty crash in 2022 Liege must have played a big part - broken ribs, pneumothorax. You only have to look at his points tallies pre and post.Lozza14-11-2026
- Yeah, good luck getting tv and race organisers like ASO etc to part with their cash!Lozza14-11-2026
- 36 and Ineos have bought a rider on the downward slope. Bring back Dave and Rob who could manage the team. How are Ineos going to win a grand tour with people past their sell by date.paultryan200214-11-2026
- Mmmm would he be making these comments when he was on the richest team when riding. I think not i suspect. If we want money put into the sport we need sponsors who are prepared to put the money in. No disrespect but his team are 2nd or 3rd div in football terms with riders over the hill or 2nd string riders. If i was a sponsor i would be looking at what publicity am i getting back and Tudor really are just making up the numbers really.paultryan200214-11-2026
- I see (elsewhere) that Alaphilippe had more to say than what got relayed in this stub. Me: he was very good early but his latter third trajectory was the pits. His old boss did what he could (huffed and puffed) but Julian couldn't get his greatness back. Sometimes I wonder if crashes that didn't look like much changed the course of the rider.flyer14-11-2026
- I wouldn't classify it as a gift because the nasty consequences of taking it from Sepp would have been great and would persist and he knew it.flyer14-11-2026
- Ok. Tratnik's good and Red Bull's better so Tratnik may get what he wants.flyer14-11-2026
- Ok. So just saying he wasn't enjoying racing anymore is some kind of explanation? Me saying I don't enjoy his explanation is more explaining than he did.flyer14-11-2026
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