Fantasy Spring Classics Men (At least 10,000 Euro/8,375 GBP in prizes!)
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The Omloop Het Nieuwsblad is the traditional opening of spring. And also the starting point of the Fantasy Spring Classics from Zweeler. The prize pool starts this year with €10,000/£8,375 and the 1st prize is €2,000/£1,675(!).
The seventeen most important races are included in the Fantasy Spring Classics and all riders have been given a value. Wout van Aert and Tom Pidcock lead the list valued at 50 and 45.2 million respectively. It is up to the players to put together the best possible team consisting of twenty riders and to predict the winners of the major classics. Once the racing has started you can sit back and relax.
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The Fantasy Spring Classics Men starts on Saturday 26 February 2022 at 11:15 hours CET.
You have a budget of 290 million euro to buy 20 riders of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Spring Classics Men.
The game will cost €10/£8.38 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of €10,000/£8,375 in prizes. The first prize will be €2,000/£1,675 (181 GC prizes).
Values riders Fantasy Spring Classics:
1 Aert, Wout van 50 Jumbo - Visma
2 Pidcock, Tom 45.2 INEOS Grenadiers
3 Alaphilippe, Julian 38.7 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
4 Colbrelli, Sonny 35.5 Bahrain Victorious
5 Pogačar, Tadej 30.9 UAE Team Emirates
6 Poel, Mathieu van der 30.1 Alpecin - Fenix
7 Stuyven, Jasper 25.6 Trek - Segafredo
8 Asgreen, Kasper 25.3 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
9 Mohorič, Matej 22 Bahrain Victorious
10 Matthews, Michael 21.5 Team BikeExchange - Jayco
11 Trentin, Matteo 20.9 UAE Team Emirates
12 Sénéchal, Florian 20.8 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
13 Lampaert, Yves 20.5 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
14 Avermaet, Greg Van 20.4 AG2R Citroën Team
15 Baarle, Dylan van 20 INEOS Grenadiers
16 Valverde, Alejandro 18.1 Movistar Team
17 Turgis, Anthony 17.8 TotalEnergies
18 Sagan, Peter 16.9 TotalEnergies
19 Bettiol, Alberto 16.7 EF Education - EasyPost
20 Vermeersch, Florian 16.2 Lotto Soudal
21 Naesen, Oliver 15.8 AG2R Citroën Team
22 Moscon, Gianni 15 Astana Qazaqstan Team
23 Laporte, Christophe 14.5 Jumbo - Visma
24 Roglič, Primož 14.4 Jumbo - Visma
25 Stybar, Zdenek 14.2 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
26 Philipsen, Jasper 14.1 Alpecin - Fenix
27 Schachmann, Maximilian 14 Bora - Hansgrohe
28 Vanmarcke, Sep 13.7 Israel - Premier Tech
29 Kristoff, Alexander 13.5 Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
30 Pedersen, Mads 13.4 Trek - Segafredo
31 Politt, Nils 13 Bora - Hansgrohe
32 Kwiatkowski, Michal 12.8 INEOS Grenadiers
33 Jakobsen, Fabio 12.7 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
34 Nizzolo, Giacomo 12.4 Israel - Premier Tech
35 Vermeersch, Gianni 12 Alpecin - Fenix
36 Ewan, Caleb 11.5 Lotto Soudal
37 Fuglsang, Jakob 11.1 Israel - Premier Tech
38 Merlier, Tim 11 Alpecin - Fenix
39 Benoot, Tiesj 10.9 Jumbo - Visma
40 Hayter, Ethan 10.5 INEOS Grenadiers
41 Ballerini, Davide 10.2 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
42 Küng, Stefan 10.1 Groupama - FDJ
43 Lutsenko, Alexey 10 Astana Qazaqstan Team
44 Evenepoel, Remco 9.9 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
45 Poppel, Danny van 9.8 Bora - Hansgrohe
46 Aranburu, Alex 9.7 Movistar Team
47 Wellens, Tim 9.5 Lotto Soudal
48 Andersen, Søren Kragh 9.4 Team DSM
49 Cosnefroy, Benoît 9.3 AG2R Citroën Team
50 Gaudu, David 9.2 Groupama - FDJ
51 Woods, Michael 9 Israel - Premier Tech
52 Viviani, Elia 8.8 INEOS Grenadiers
53 Ackermann, Pascal 8.7 UAE Team Emirates
54 Teuns, Dylan 8.4 Bahrain Victorious
55 Valgren, Michael 8.3 EF Education - EasyPost
56 Bennett, Sam 8.2 Bora - Hansgrohe
57 Hirschi, Marc 8.1 UAE Team Emirates
58 Degenkolb, John 8 Team DSM
59 Démare, Arnaud 7.6 Groupama - FDJ
60 Mollema, Bauke 7.5 Trek - Segafredo
61 García Cortina, Iván 7.2 Movistar Team
62 Coquard, Bryan 6.8 Cofidis
63 Cort Nielsen, Magnus 6.7 EF Education - EasyPost
64 Groenewegen, Dylan 6.6 Team BikeExchange - Jayco
65 Barguil, Warren 6.5 Team Arkéa - Samsic
66 Gilbert, Philippe 6.3 Lotto Soudal
67 Bagioli, Andrea 6.2 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
68 Meeus, Jordi 6.1 Bora - Hansgrohe
69 Hofstetter, Hugo 6 Team Arkéa - Samsic
70 Clarke, Simon 5.9 Israel - Premier Tech
71 Hoelgaard, Markus 5.8 Trek - Segafredo
72 Ganna, Filippo 5.8 INEOS Grenadiers
73 Higuita, Sergio 5.6 Bora - Hansgrohe
74 Girmay Hailu, Biniam 5.5 Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
75 Bardet, Romain 5.4 Team DSM
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