On Sunday, cycling fans will be glued to the TV. It is time for the Ronde van Vlaanderen, or Tour of Flanders.
It promises to be a tough race with potentially harsh weather conditions and over 270 kilometres on the menu. In the process, the riders will have to cross 19 hills and six cobbled sectors. Will it be Wout van Aert, Mathieu van der Poel, Tadej Pogacar or a surprise for the win?
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The Fantasy Ronde van Vlaanderen starts on Sunday 2 April 2023 at 10:16.
You have a budget of 145 million euro to buy 13 riders of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Ronde van Vlaanderen.
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 Tour of Flanders:
1 Aert, Wout van 30 Jumbo - Visma
2 Poel, Mathieu van der 29.9 Alpecin - Deceuninck
3 Pogačar, Tadej 28.5 UAE Team Emirates
4 Mohorič, Matej 20.1 Bahrain Victorious
5 Laporte, Christophe 18.8 Jumbo - Visma
6 Pedersen, Mads 18.6 Trek - Segafredo
7 Küng, Stefan 15.5 Groupama - FDJ
8 Alaphilippe, Julian 15 Soudal - Quick-Step
9 Pidcock, Tom 14.9 INEOS Grenadiers
10 Madouas, Valentin 13.3 Groupama - FDJ
11 Baarle, Dylan van 12.5 Jumbo - Visma
12 Andersen, Søren Kragh 12 Alpecin - Deceuninck
13 Benoot, Tiesj 10.2 Jumbo - Visma
14 Vanmarcke, Sep 10.1 Israel - Premier Tech
15 Jorgenson, Matteo 8.8 Movistar Team
16 Kristoff, Alexander 8.5 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
17 Asgreen, Kasper 8.3 Soudal - Quick-Step
18 Teuns, Dylan 8 Israel - Premier Tech
19 Matthews, Michael 7.8 Team Jayco AlUla
20 Turgis, Anthony 7.4 TotalEnergies
21 Bettiol, Alberto 6.2 EF Education - EasyPost
22 Lampaert, Yves 5.8 Soudal - Quick-Step
23 Stuyven, Jasper 5.7 Trek - Segafredo
24 Hooydonck, Nathan Van 5.1 Jumbo - Visma
25 García Cortina, Iván 5 Movistar Team
26 Powless, Neilson 4.8 EF Education - EasyPost
27 Narváez, Jhonatan 4.7 INEOS Grenadiers
28 Politt, Nils 4.6 BORA - hansgrohe
29 Sénéchal, Florian 4.4 Soudal - Quick-Step
30 Turner, Ben 4.3 INEOS Grenadiers
31 Vermeersch, Florian 4 Lotto Dstny
32 Girmay Hailu, Biniam 3.8 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
33 Wright, Fred 3.7 Bahrain Victorious
34 Sheffield, Magnus 3.5 INEOS Grenadiers
35 Wellens, Tim 3.4 UAE Team Emirates
36 Lutsenko, Alexey 3.3 Astana Qazaqstan Team
37 Naesen, Oliver 3.1 AG2R Citroën Team
38 Trentin, Matteo 3 UAE Team Emirates
39 Ballerini, Davide 2.9 Soudal - Quick-Step
40 Neilands, Krists 2.8 Israel - Premier Tech
41 Louvel, Matîs 2.6 Team Arkéa - Samsic
42 Frison, Frederik 2.5 Lotto Dstny
43 Cosnefroy, Benoît 2.4 AG2R Citroën Team
44 Tiller, Rasmus 2.4 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
45 Poppel, Danny van 2.3 BORA - hansgrohe
46 Dewulf, Stan 2.3 AG2R Citroën Team
47 Degenkolb, John 2.2 Team DSM
48 Avermaet, Greg Van 2.1 AG2R Citroën Team
49 Teunissen, Mike 2.1 Intermarché - Circus -
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