The Vuelta a España starts this year on Dutch soil. With a team time trial in Utrecht on Friday and opportunities for the sprinters on Saturday and Sunday. Then they travel to Spain where a very tough course awaits them. There are eight mountain stages and a very flat time trial of over 30 kilometres that will determine who takes the final victory.
The big question is whether Primož Roglič will make it to the start in top condition. The winner of 2019, 2020 and 2021 came out of the Tour de France heavily injured. In any case, it promises to be a strong field. The starting list includes Richard Carapaz, Jai Hindley, Simon Yates, João Almeida, Mikel Landa, Enric Mas, Nairo Quintana, Wilco Kelderman and Remco Evenepoel.
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To create a team every player enters 15 riders and 5 substitute riders. When a rider does not start in a stage, then the first available substitute takes his place. The points of the drop-out will remain in your total points scored, the points of the substitute will only count from start of the next stage.
The game will cost €10 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of €26,000 in prizes. The first prize in the general classification (301 prizes) will be €2,000.
Riders Fantasy Vuelta a España:
1 Ackermann, Pascal UAE Team Emirates
2 Adrià, Roger Equipo Kern Pharma
3 Affini, Edoardo Jumbo - Visma
4 Alaphilippe, Julian Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
5 Almeida, João UAE Team Emirates
6 Arensman, Thymen Team DSM
7 Armirail, Bruno Groupama - FDJ
8 Arndt, Nikias Team DSM
9 Ayuso, Juan UAE Team Emirates
10 Azparren, Xabier Mikel Euskaltel - Euskadi
11 Azurmendi, Ibai Euskaltel - Euskadi
12 Baarle, Dylan van INEOS Grenadiers
13 Bakelants, Jan Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
14 Battistella, Samuele Astana Qazaqstan Team
15 Bennett, Sam Bora - Hansgrohe
16 Berg, Julius van den EF Education - EasyPost
17 Bernard, Julien Trek - Segafredo
18 Berrade, Urko Equipo Kern Pharma
19 Beullens, Cedric Lotto Soudal
20 Bevin, Patrick Israel - Premier Tech
21 Bizkarra, Mikel Euskaltel - Euskadi
22 Bol, Jetse Burgos - BH
23 Bou, Joan Euskaltel - Euskadi
24 Brenner, Marco Team DSM
25 Buitrago, Santiago Bahrain Victorious
26 Cabedo, Oscar Burgos - BH
27 Caicedo, Jonathan Klever EF Education - EasyPost
28 Canal, Carlos Euskaltel - Euskadi
29 Carapaz, Richard INEOS Grenadiers
30 Carretero, Héctor Equipo Kern Pharma
31 Carthy, Hugh EF Education - EasyPost
32 Cataldo, Dario Trek - Segafredo
33 Cavagna, Rémi Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
34 Champion, Thomas Cofidis
35 Champoussin, Clément AG2R Citroën Team
36 Chaves, Esteban EF Education - EasyPost
37 Cimolai, Davide Cofidis
38 Conca, Filippo Lotto Soudal
39 Coquard, Bryan Cofidis
40 Craddock, Lawson Team BikeExchange - Jayco
41 Cras, Steff Lotto Soudal
42 De La Cruz, David Astana Qazaqstan Team
43 De Marchi, Alessandro Israel - Premier Tech
44 Degenkolb, John Team DSM
45 Delaplace, Anthony Team Arkéa - Samsic
46 Dennis, Rohan Jumbo - Visma
47 Devenyns, Dries Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
48 Diaz, José Manuel Burgos - BH
49 Donovan, Mark Team DSM
50 Drizners, Jarrad Lotto Soudal
51 Durbridge, Luke Team BikeExchange - Jayco
52 Einhorn, Itamar Israel - Premier Tech
53 Elissonde, Kenny Trek - Segafredo
54 Evenepoel, Remco Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
55 Ezquerra, Jesús Burgos - BH
56 Fabbro, Matteo Bora - Hansgrohe
57 Fedorov, Yevgeniy Astana Qazaqstan Team
58 Fernández, Rubén Cofidis
59 Froome, Chris Israel - Premier Tech
60 Galván, Kiko Equipo Kern Pharma
61 García, Raúl Equipo Kern Pharma
62 Gendt, Thomas De Lotto Soudal
63 Geoghegan Hart, Tao INEOS Grenadiers
64 Gesbert, Elie Team Arkéa - Samsic
65 Gesink, Robert Jumbo - Visma
66 Gils, Maxim Van Lotto Soudal
67 Goldstein, Omer Israel - Premier Tech
68 Groves, Kaden Team BikeExchange - Jayco
69 Guernalec, Thibault Team Arkéa - Samsic
70 Guglielmi, Simon Team Arkéa - Samsic
71 Hagen, Carl Fredrik Israel - Premier Tech
72 Hamilton, Lucas Team BikeExchange - Jayco
73 Harper, Chris Jumbo - Visma
74 Hayter, Ethan INEOS Grenadiers
75 Hepburn, Michael Team BikeExchange - Jayco
76 Herrada, Jesús Cofidis
77 Herrada, José Cofidis
78 Higuita, Sergio Bora - Hansgrohe
79 Hindley, Jai Bora - Hansgrohe
80 Hirt, Jan Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
81 Hoole, Daan Trek - Segafredo
82 Hvideberg, Jonas Team DSM
83 Hänninen, Jaakko AG2R Citroën Team
84 Impey, Daryl Israel - Premier Tech
85 Iturria, Mikel Euskaltel - Euskadi
86 Janssens, Jimmy Alpecin - Deceuninck
87 Johansen, Julius Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
88 Jungels, Bob AG2R Citroën Team
89 Kelderman, Wilco Bora - Hansgrohe
90 Kirsch, Alex Trek - Segafredo
91 Koch, Jonas Bora - Hansgrohe
92 Kudus, Merhawi EF Education - EasyPost
93 Kuss, Sepp Jumbo - Visma
94 Landa, Mikel Bahrain Victorious
95 Langellotti, Victor Burgos - BH
96 Lienhard, Fabian Groupama - FDJ
97 Lopez, Juan Pedro Trek - Segafredo
98 Lopez, Miguel Angel Astana Qazaqstan Team
99 Lutsenko, Alexey Astana Qazaqstan Team
100 Martin, Gotzon Euskaltel - Euskadi
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- Most of these have nothing to do with rider safety or are completely unachievablevappaxbipmv23-12-2024
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- Some things sound crazy until they aren't, what if he's actually right? 🤷vappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Why make a comment to state the obvious? Of course MvdP is much better at CX than Pogacar, does anyone doubt that But that wasn't his pointvappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- If you look at road alone obvi Pogacar is the better rider. But maybe MVDP is the better overall rider since he can win in three plus disciplines?mobk23-12-2024
- Correction on 2021 Olympics. It was mainly the Dutch ladies who didn’t know who was leading the race. Other teams like the Germans and Italians knew that Kiesenhofer was out front.mobk23-12-2024
- A champion turning into a sore loser. Or is he on coke again?
UltimateOpportunist23-12-2024 - If you look at the major races they’ve both been in, van der Poel had the early edge as lately Pogacar has had the advantage. It’s all on procyclingstats.RidesHills23-12-2024
- I wouldn’t assume Tadej can’t win at cross. He did a cross race, not a World Cup, a few years ago and crushed the field. It was a minor race. But he can win anywhere.mij23-12-2024
- I wonder what would happen if Pogacar attacked on the Cipressa instead of the Poggio in San Remo? Would MvdPoel still be able to follow?Ride197423-12-2024