Are you ready to take on the ultimate cycling challenge and prove your strategic skills? The Fantasy Tour de France is back, and it's better than ever! Assemble your dream team of cyclists and compete for glory in the most prestigious cycling event in the world.
How It Works
You have a budget of 285 million euros to select 22 riders for your main team. Each stage, you will pick 6 riders to compete, while arranging your substitutes in order of preference. Only the riders in your stage team will score points for that stage. Be sure to finalize your stage team before the start of each stage. If a rider drops out before the stage begins, your next available substitute will automatically take their place.
Sign Up Today and Get Ready to Ride!
Visit our Fantasy Cycling Page and register now to join the Fantasy Tour de France for free. Create your team, make your picks, and get ready for an unforgettable cycling adventure starting on June 29, 2024, at 12:40 hours CET.
Points
- Stage Points: The top 20 riders of every stage earn points. Check the points table to see how many points are up for grabs at each stage.
- General Classification Points: At the end of the final stage, the top 20 riders in the Final Classification will also score points. All 22 riders of your main team are eligible to earn these points if they finish in the top 20.
Sub-Leagues: Compete with Friends, Family, and Colleagues
Create or join a Sub-league to play in a separate competition with your friends, colleagues, and family. Challenge each other in a fun, competitive environment while still aiming for the top spot in the overall competition. Note that you must create a team to join or create a Sub-league.
Bragging Rights
Winning isn't just about the points—it's about the pride and bragging rights that come with victory. Dominate the leaderboard, outperform your rivals, and earn the ultimate bragging rights among your peers.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in the thrill of the Tour de France. Strategize, compete, and lead your team to victory!
May the best manager win!
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