On Easter Sunday, cycling fans will be glued to the TV for the 'Hell of the North'. The riders start Sunday morning in Compiègne and after almost 100 flat asphalt kilometres, the first cobblestones come into sight. On the way to the Velodrome in Roubaix, there are 30 cobbled sections with a total length of 54.5 kilometres.
And the race gets even more exciting with its own Zweeler team. Especially in this classic, the choice is huge. Almost every year there are surprising names in the final. For instance, Silvan Dillier, Nils Politt and Florian Vermeersch finished on the podium in the past five years and in 2022 Tom Devriendt finished in fourth place. Do you know how to make the best team? Then you will win $1,085/€1,000/£880!
Why play Fantasy Cycling?
- Your engagement with cycling will further increase. It is not about one rider, but 13 riders who need to perform for you!
- For only $10,69/€10/£8,88 you will get many extra hours of entertainment before the start of the race and even more hours of entertainment during Paris-Roubaix.
- If you manage to beat the other players (there are 121 prizes in General Classification), you can also win nice cash prizes (1st prize $1,085/€1,000/£880)!
Now it is also possible for the USA to play at Zweeler!
Legal residents physically located in any of the fifty (50) states and Washington, DC, excluding Arizona, Arkansas,Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington are eligible to open A User Account and participate in Contests.
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The Fantasy Paris-Roubaix starts on Sunday 9 April 2023 at 11:25.
You have a budget of 140 million euro to buy 13 riders of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Paris-Roubaix.
The game will cost $10,69/€10/£8,88 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of $6,500/€6,000/£5,720 in prizes. The first prize will be $1,085/€1,000/£880 (121 GC prizes).
Values riders Fantasy Fantasy Paris-Roubaix:
1 Aert, Wout van 30 Jumbo - Visma
2 Poel, Mathieu van der 29.9 Alpecin - Deceuninck
3 Pedersen, Mads 22.5 Trek - Segafredo
4 Küng, Stefan 20.7 Groupama - FDJ
5 Laporte, Christophe 20.6 Jumbo - Visma
6 Ganna, Filippo 20 INEOS Grenadiers
7 Baarle, Dylan van 17.1 Jumbo - Visma
8 Lampaert, Yves 15.4 Soudal - Quick-Step
9 Stuyven, Jasper 12.8 Trek - Segafredo
10 Mohorič, Matej 12.3 Bahrain Victorious
11 Asgreen, Kasper 12.2 Soudal - Quick-Step
12 Vanmarcke, Sep 12 Israel - Premier Tech
13 Hooydonck, Nathan Van 9.9 Jumbo - Visma
14 Politt, Nils 9.5 BORA - hansgrohe
15 Vermeersch, Florian 8.8 Lotto Dstny
16 Kristoff, Alexander 8.7 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
17 Trentin, Matteo 8.3 UAE Team Emirates
18 Sheffield, Magnus 7.1 INEOS Grenadiers
19 Sénéchal, Florian 7 Soudal - Quick-Step
20 Turgis, Anthony 6.6 TotalEnergies
21 Bjerg, Mikkel 6.4 UAE Team Emirates
22 Degenkolb, John 5.8 Team DSM
23 Lie, Arnaud De 5.5 Lotto Dstny
24 Philipsen, Jasper 5.1 Alpecin - Deceuninck
25 Merlier, Tim 5 Soudal - Quick-Step
26 García Cortina, Iván 4.9 Movistar Team
27 Wright, Fred 4.7 Bahrain Victorious
28 Louvel, Matîs 4.3 Team Arkéa - Samsic
29 Gestel, Dries Van 4.1 TotalEnergies
30 Avermaet, Greg Van 4 AG2R Citroën Team
31 Teunissen, Mike 3.8 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
32 Naesen, Oliver 3.7 AG2R Citroën Team
33 Devriendt, Tom 3.5 Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
34 Frison, Frederik 3.4 Lotto Dstny
35 Asbroeck, Tom Van 3.2 Israel - Premier Tech
36 Meeus, Jordi 3.2 BORA - hansgrohe
37 Pasqualon, Andrea 3.1 Bahrain Victorious
38 Moscon, Gianni 3 Astana Qazaqstan Team
39 Rutsch, Jonas 2.9 EF Education - EasyPost
40 Ballerini, Davide 2.8 Soudal - Quick-Step
41 Vermeersch, Gianni 2.7 Alpecin - Deceuninck
42 Sagan, Peter 2.7 TotalEnergies
43 Stybar, Zdenek 2.5 Team Jayco AlUla
44 Tiller, Rasmus 2.4 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
45 Dijke, Tim van 2.4 Jumbo - Visma
46 Boasson Hagen, Edvald 2.3 TotalEnergies
47 Démare, Arnaud 2.3 Groupama - FDJ
48 Lazkano, Oier 2.2 Movistar Team
49 Walscheid, Max 2.1 Cofidis
50 Dewulf, Stan 2.1 AG2R Citroën Team
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