Play along with our Fantasy Critérium du Dauphiné (At least 6,275 USD/5,875 Euro/5,050 GBP in prizes!)
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The Critérium du Dauphiné is one of the most important races leading up to the Tour de France. If you want to be at the top of the GC in July, you will have to show some form by now. There is therefore no lack of GC riders in the Dauphiné. Tour winner Jonas Vingegaard is the absolute top favourite and behind him there is a sizeable list of podium contenders.
Think Enric Mas, Adam Yates, Mikel Landa, Jai Hindley, Richard Carapaz, David Gaudu and the trio of INEOS: Egan Bernal, Daniel Martínez and Carlos Rodriguez.
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Why play Fantasy Cycling?
- Your engagement with cycling will further increase. It is not about one rider, but 15 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 the Critérium du Dauphiné.
- If you manage to beat the other players (there are 61 prizes in General Classification), you can also win nice cash prizes (1st prize $1,085/€1,000/£880)!
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The Fantasy Critérium du Dauphiné starts on Sunday 4 June 2023 at 13:10.
You have a budget of 165 million euro to buy 15 riders for the starting line up and 27 million euro budget to pick 3 substitutes. You can win points for every stage and for the General Classification.
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. Be aware that a rider, who is not available on the startlist when the game starts, will not be replaced!
When a rider does not start in a stage, the rider with a value closest to that of the rider withdrawn from the race takes his place. An example: You have Wout van Aert in your team with a value of 15,0 million. As substitutes you have Egan Bernal (27,0 million), Caleb Ewan (11,0 million) and Marc Hirschi (10,0 million). In this example, Ewan will take the place of Van Aert because his value is closest to 15,0 million.
When you have two substitutes with the same difference in value, then the rider with the highest value will take his place. If a rider with a value of 10,5 million, in the above example, is not starting in the race, then Ewan will take his place. If there are two riders with the same difference and the same value, the rider on the highest position of the substitute list will enter your team.
The game will cost $10,69/€10/£8,88 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of $5,360/€5,000/£4,290 in prizes. The first prize will be $1,075/€1,000/£860 (81 GC prizes).
Values riders Fantasy Critérium du Dauphiné:
1 Vingegaard, Jonas 30 Jumbo - Visma
2 Yates, Adam 24.5 UAE Team Emirates
3 Gaudu, David 22.3 Groupama - FDJ
4 Martínez, Daniel 21.7 INEOS Grenadiers
5 Carapaz, Richard 20 EF Education - EasyPost
6 Landa, Mikel 19.2 Bahrain Victorious
7 Hayter, Ethan 18.4 INEOS Grenadiers
8 Mas, Enric 18.1 Movistar Team
9 Jorgenson, Matteo 17.9 Movistar Team
10 Ciccone, Giulio 17.8 Trek - Segafredo
11 Hindley, Jai 15 BORA - hansgrohe
12 O'Connor, Ben 14.5 AG2R Citroën Team
13 Rodriguez, Carlos 13.6 INEOS Grenadiers
14 Laporte, Christophe 13.4 Jumbo - Visma
15 Alaphilippe, Julian 11.8 Soudal - Quick-Step
16 Poole, Max 10 Team DSM
17 Martinez, Lenny 9.2 Groupama - FDJ
18 Bernal, Egan 9.1 INEOS Grenadiers
19 Johannessen, Tobias 8.9 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
20 Chaves, Esteban 8.5 EF Education - EasyPost
21 Cavagna, Rémi 8.3 Soudal - Quick-Step
22 Martin, Guillaume 8 Cofidis
23 Vernon, Ethan 7.9 Soudal - Quick-Step
24 Onley, Oscar 7.3 Team DSM
25 Zingle, Axel 7.2 Cofidis
26 Latour, Pierre 7.1 TotalEnergies
27 Groenewegen, Dylan 7 Team Jayco AlUla
28 Haig, Jack 6.8 Bahrain Victorious
29 Bagioli, Andrea 6.4 Soudal - Quick-Step
30 Soler, Marc 6.3 UAE Team Emirates
31 Meintjes, Louis 6 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
32 Madouas, Valentin 5.9 Groupama - FDJ
33 Gils, Maxim Van 5.8 Lotto Dstny
34 Menten, Milan 5.7 Lotto Dstny
35 Bennett, Sam 5.6 BORA - hansgrohe
36 Buchmann, Emanuel 5.2 BORA - hansgrohe
37 Valter, Attila 5.1 Jumbo - Visma
38 Vansevenant, Mauri 4.3 Soudal - Quick-Step
39 Trentin, Matteo 4.1 UAE Team Emirates
40 Godon, Dorian 4 AG2R Citroën Team
41 Champoussin, Clément 3.8 Team Arkéa - Samsic
42 Goossens, Kobe 3.7 Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
43 Poels, Wout 3.5 Bahrain Victorious
44 Lopez, Juan Pedro 3.5 Trek - Segafredo
45 Hofstetter, Hugo 3.4 Team Arkéa - Samsic
46 Benoot, Tiesj 3.3 Jumbo - Visma
47 Træen, Torstein 3.3 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
48 De La Cruz, David 3.2 Astana Qazaqstan Team
49 Grossschartner, Felix 3 UAE Team Emirates
50 Kruijswijk, Steven 2.9 Jumbo - Visma
51 Bouchard, Geoffrey 2.9 AG2R Citroën Team
52 Boasson Hagen, Edvald 2.7 TotalEnergies
53 Charmig, Anthon 2.6 Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
54 Brenner, Marco 2.6 Team DSM
55 Thomas, Benjamin 2.5 Cofidis
56 Politt, Nils 2.5 BORA - hansgrohe
57 Mühlberger, Gregor 2.4 Movistar Team
58 Jungels, Bob 2.4 BORA - hansgrohe
59 Avermaet, Greg Van 2.4 AG2R Citroën Team
60 Moer, Brent Van 2.3 Lotto Dstny
61 Vuillermoz, Alexis 2.3 TotalEnergies
62 Turner, Ben 2.2 INEOS Grenadiers
63 Peters, Nans 2.2 AG2R Citroën Team
64 Craddock, Lawson 2.1 Team Jayco AlUla
65 Sepúlveda, Eduardo 2.1 Lotto Dstny
66 Geniets, Kévin 2 Groupama - FDJ
67 Baarle, Dylan van 2 Jumbo - Visma
68 Stannard, Robert 1.9 Alpecin - Deceuninck
69 Campenaerts, Victor 1.9 Lotto Dstny
70 Perez, Anthony 1.8 Cofidis
71 Gendt, Thomas De 1.8 Lotto Dstny
72 Bonnamour, Franck 1.7 AG2R Citroën Team
73 Castroviejo, Jonathan 1.7 INEOS Grenadiers
74 Sweeny, Harry 1.6 Lotto Dstny
75 Sénéchal, Florian 1.5 Soudal - Quick-Step
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