Experience the Thrill of Fantasy Cycling with the Clásica San Sebastián!
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Get ready for an exhilarating cycling competition with the Fantasy Clásica San Sebastián (RtL)! The Road to Lombardia is back, bringing you an exciting opportunity to compete for a share of this year’s $38270/€35,000/£30,090 prize pool, including a top prize of $10933/€10,000/£8,595!
Compete and Qualify for the End Game
Participate in this qualification game starting on Saturday, August 10, 2024, at 10:56. For just $4,37/€4/£3,44 per team, you can choose 16 riders from 6 different groups who you think will score the most points. The top performers will win 2 tickets to the End Game of the Road to Lombardia.
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How It Works
- Build Your Team: Select 16 riders from 6 groups.
- Score Points: Riders earn points based on their performance in the Clásica San Sebastián.
- Win Tickets: The top teams will win 2 tickets for the End Game, Il Lombardia, where the ultimate prize awaits.
Prizes
- Tickets to the End Game: Win 2 tickets for the End Game of the Road to Lombardia.
- End Game Prize Pool: Compete for a share of the $38270/€35,000/£30,090 prize pool.
- Top Prize: $10933/€10,000/£8,595 for the first place winner.
- Guaranteed Value: All tickets for the End Game are worth at least €50!
Why Participate?
- Exciting Competition: Feel the thrill of Fantasy Cycling and the rush of the Clásica San Sebastián.
- Big Rewards: Fantastic cash prizes and the chance to compete in the prestigious End Game.
- Test Your Skills: Show off your cycling knowledge and strategic prowess.
With 79 qualifiers in 2024, each offering a chance to win a ticket for the End Game, your opportunity to join the Road to Lombardia is here!
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- I don't think it's only a British thing; the biggest talents aren't usually drawn to CX. Where are all the top Italian, French, Spanish, Slovenian CX riders? Apart from Belgium, and Netherlands, it's not really a target for up and coming cyclists - as there's no career unless you move to Belgium. Other countries can't support a proper professional series, like an international sport should be able to do. Lets not forget, since 2016, British riders have won plenty of World championships; with Pidcock, Richards, Tulett & Backstedt all winning more than one..... And, there was a time when Belgium didn't rule the roost in CX; that was Switzerland, but since the advent of XC MTB, their top off-road talents race there instead of CX - and the 2nd raters not good enough for XC MTB, race CX.wipperman9519-12-2024
- "25-34 are only 13% of USA Cyclings membership" Wow. I own a bike shop, and that number comports both with what I see in the business as well as on the road and trails, but it's somehow hugely demoralizing to see it quantified. Thirteen percent?verve82519-12-2024
- What super dutch talent are we talking about?awp18-12-2024
- Yes, 25-34 are only 13% of USA Cyclings membership.awp18-12-2024
- I will take the old days when you could track your teams across 8 years. Can't imagine a new fan finding it easy.Sweep18-12-2024
- Pick better parents and/or better doping agents.
ChoppyWarburton18-12-2024 - The bike industry situation is the same as the future Dutch talent pool discussion , it’s a fakely perceived problem due to an exceptional period that’s come to an end.Mistermaumau18-12-2024
- It's all a part of the fun. Sometimes it takes a few races before you can tell who's who and what's going on.
santiagobenites18-12-2024 - Every year cycling teams force their fans to memorize the jersey colors of all the teams so you can tell which team is doing what in a race. Not like normal sports where the jersey's and numbers mostly stay the same year after year.Sweep18-12-2024