Play along with the Fantasy Tour de France (budget) At least $15.900/€13,500/£11,650 in prizes
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The Tour de France is back — and so is your chance to compete for $11.725/€10,000/£8,525 in guaranteed prizes with Zweeler’s Fantasy Tour de France 2025 (budget). Whether you're a cycling fanatic or a fantasy sports strategist, this is your moment to shine.
Build Your Dream Team
You have a budget of 240 million euro to buy 17 riders for the starting line up and 55 million euro budget to pick 5 substitutes. You can win points for every stage and for the General Classification.
👉 Sign up here and create your Fantasy Tour de France budget team at Zweeler.com
Now it is also possible for the USA to play at Zweeler in the following states:
Alabama, Alaska, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming.
A Different Challenge: Fantasy Tour de France Budget
In addition to the main game (with no price limits per rider), Zweeler also offers a budget version of the Fantasy Tour de France. This game puts your scouting skills to the test — it’s all about finding hidden gems and bargains: low-cost riders who deliver big points. The final GC standings weigh heavily, so consistency and long-term strategy matter.
Start Date: Saturday 5 July 2025 at 13:40.
Entry Fee: $28,42/€25/£21,46 per team
Prize Pool:$12.950/€11,000/£9,500 guaranteed
First Prize: $2355/€2,000/£1,775 (76 prizes in total)
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- Hopefully it was just a particularly bad year!Lozza05-11-2026
- He has the Twin combo of being vulnerable to germs and prone to crashes on top of not heeding the complaints from his body. Thats just crash and burn career.abstractengineer05-11-2026
- You can't complete a journey without taking next step. He has to do that or start looking for another job. I hope he can get his act together. It's a make or break next season for him. I wish him well.Cyclingsbestfan05-11-2026
- does anyone really think he is taking a next step?mij05-11-2026
- in the team’s defense, Bernal is 29. when he won his first TdF people were talking about him winning a record # of GTs. Where would they be if that crash had never happened. I’m not saying he would compete with Tadej, but he did podium Strade Bianche, and certainly could have won a GT that Tadej wasn’t in.mij05-11-2026
- "c'mon Jonas!"wrsty05-11-2026
- I see I missed a lot during my boycott.Jumpyjohn05-11-2026
- What kind of sauce is on that rice? Ketchup?Kbd05-11-2026
- 18 broken bones. 78 crashes, among 30 rider per year is a lot. so for a rider over 15 seasons, they will break their bones 7-8 times and crash 38 times.abstractengineer04-11-2026
- i dont think he is ready ot win against the top 2 or the 2nd rung of evenepoel, del toro , Almeida. In the third week in the TDF he was very very defensive, no attacks. i think he was exhausted. right now he needs time not the brutal Giro or the intense TDF.abstractengineer04-11-2026
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