Play Along with the Fantasy Milano-Sanremo – Over $1,625 in Prizes!
CyclingFriday, 21 March 2025 at 22:29
The cycling season truly kicks into gear with Milano-Sanremo, the first Monument of 2025. Known as La Primavera, this legendary race returns with its iconic finale featuring the Cipressa and Poggio, and this year’s edition looks especially brutal due to expected bad weather. That means one thing: drama, action, and surprises all the way to the finish line!
Two big names stand out ahead of the race: Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogačar. But as history has shown—just ask Jasper Philipsen—Milano-Sanremo is the perfect stage for the unexpected. So… who’s your pick?
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That’s where Fantasy Milano-Sanremo comes in. Put your cycling knowledge to the test by creating your own team of 13 riders with a €140 million budget. Will you bet on the favorites, or take a chance on a dark horse?
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The game kicks off on Saturday, 22 March 2025 at 10:25 CET, so don’t miss out. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to Fantasy Cycling, this is your moment to join the action.
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- Continue elsewhere in 2026! Who the heck would want an overpriced bike racer at this age and with no results and just hanging around.frieders326-04-2025
- So Tom, are you part of the peleton or part of those individuals that still try, believe, and even succeed? I won’t mention the Danes but what about Mathieu, Mattei, Matej and Mattias, or are they just the same person changing passport?Mistermaumau26-04-2025
- Really don’t see how anyone did him wrong, they were just others trying to win the race, is that bad now?Mistermaumau26-04-2025
- Actually, this should be normal, and would make cycling more interesting, it’s just that over the last period, racing has become more predictable, either because a couple of participants are above the rest or because there is a lack of will to attack outside planned strategy. I’m a bit surprised to hear it described as confusing though seeing as you have hours in every stage to watch how the virtual table evolves.Mistermaumau26-04-2025
- He lost the races AND made mistakes, you or anyone have no idea if he’d won without them.Mistermaumau26-04-2025
- CF keeping the one-way door of the bank vault open.Mistermaumau26-04-2025
- Just retire dude, You have wasted enough of sponsors money. At best it will be a min wage contractabstractengineer26-04-2025
- The thing about Pog - he's lost these races PR, Amstel by mistakes, pure strength doesn't leave him...he's like a big strong guy but lean!
leedorney26-04-2025 - The conditions were difficult this time. Pogi is good in those conditions. Just because of two instances you wants to change the iconic finish doesn't make any sense. Valverde and Anna van der Breggen have also won multiple timesabstractengineer26-04-2025
- I got confused tracking the Tour of the Alps. One day one GC rider gained a minute or two over the field, next day another one, then yet another one - it's not normal, everything was so unpredictable.Ride197426-04-2025