With 300 teams, the first edition of WorldTour Manager was a resounding success. And so CyclingUpToDate continues with a game just for the Tour of Flanders. This makes following the race even more exciting! At the top of the website is a link for the Tour of Flanders Game in WorldTourManager!
The game starts Sunday the 6th April at 10:17CET! On Sunday, cycling fans are glued to the TV. It is time for the Tour of Flanders, or Ronde van Vlaanderen. It promises to be a tough race with sixteen hills, many cobbled sections and almost 270 kilometers on the counter.
Never before has anyone won the Tour of Flanders four times, and so Mathieu van der Poel could become the first in history. In 2020, 2022 and 2024 Van der Poel crossed the line first, but this edition he will have to deal with the toughest possible opponent: Tadej Pogačar. The world champion returns to the Flemish roads to try and repeat his 2023 triumph.
How does the game work? All riders have been given a value.For example, Van der Poel costs 30 million, Pogačar 29.9 million and Mads Pedersen 25.7 million. You get 135 million to put together a team of 13 riders. In the end, the top 30 score points at the finish line.
Subleagues
Participation is completely FREE and there will be fought for honor. In addition to an overall ranking with all participants, you can also start your own sub-league. Test against friends, colleagues and family. Can you become a cycling expert at CyclingUpToDate?
Points:
1 - 150 points
2 - 120 points
3 - 100 points
4 - 80 points
5 - 70 points
6 - 60 points
7 - 55 points
8 - 50 points
9 - 45 points
10 - 40 points
11 - 35 points
12 - 32 points
13 - 29 points
14 - 26 points
15 - 23 points
16 - 20 points
17 - 18 points
18 - 16 points
19 - 14 points
20 - 12 points
21 - 10 points
22 - 9 points
23 - 8 points
24 - 7 points
25 - 6 points
26 - 5 points
27 - 4 points
28 - 3 points
29 - 2 points
30 - 1 points
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- Agreed. He was dropped hard on every other climb. Without the run up he might have not been in the final sprint. And why not try it? Kudos for him for trying to make the race rather than just following.mij06-04-2025
- To me it seemed like an attempt to get through the climb closer to the front, since his burst power was lacking. If he starts earlier he can take the hill slower and still not be too far behind by the top. It kept him in that group of 4, where he might have been dropped had they all stayed together to the bottom of the climb. Who knows, though. I’m just guessing.RidesHills06-04-2025
- No idea, there have been suggestions something is amiss, maybe he doesn’t have all his mind connected at some moments, I’d definitely do a thorough review of his consciousness under effort.Mistermaumau06-04-2025
- Pogacar and van der Poel have won the last 6 Monuments, and 11 of the last 13 Monuments. There’s never been domination like this by two riders, and we are in our third year of it. (Merckx and de Vlaeminck won a total of 30 Monuments between 1966 and 1979, but others were winning along the way, as well.)RidesHills06-04-2025
- Yes but what was the dumb effort by Van Aert to drop Pogacar, Vanderpoel and Pederson about.? Just showing face? If he had stayed on the wheels and not wasted energy, he might have got on the podium in the runners up sprint.Cyclingsbestfan06-04-2025
- What a loser.
santiagobenites06-04-2025 - I agree about the sprint or drilling it on the flat. Lighter rider versus heavier rider. Inertia is the natural tendency of objects in motion to stay in motion (e.g the heavier riders momentum) and objects at rest to stay at rest, unless a force causes the velocity to change.Cyclingsbestfan06-04-2025
- Definitely, he is a great rider, and this season might even be as good as last (in a perfect world, a few more Monuments, a Tour-Vuelta double, and the Worlds again), but he has to do this for years on end to compare to Merckx’s results from roughly 69 to 74. Yes, times have changed, yes competition is different, yes speeds are higher, and so on, but let’s let Pogacar be Pogacar and give him time. We can evaluate his career when he retires. Until then, let’s enjoy it while we have it.RidesHills06-04-2025
- Excellent work and show from all of them, glad to see van Aert got back to shape in time. Bring on P-RMistermaumau06-04-2025
- All this seems right but the problem is that two riders of differing weight going at the same speed will have different power and they will also have different power per weight yet are both (in theory, i.e. when trying their hardest) at their max,which means the lighter one is proportionally losing more to the wind (working harder to overcome), the heavier one proportionally losing more to rolling resistance and bounce. The extremely difficult calculations to know which of the 2-3 causes the bigger effect under what exact conditions is what makes it impossible to say who will benefit most in many situations when they aren’t different enough to make it obvious, i.e. a puny climber of 50kg vs a sprinter of 80kg on either the flat or a mountain.Mistermaumau06-04-2025