
With Paris-Tours, the Fantasy Cycling Games will come to an end on Sunday 9 October. But don't worry, because a few hours later the Fantasy Cyclocross 2022/2023 starts. Create your own team of 15 riders and compete for the first prize of €700!
There are 14 rounds in the World Cup this season, meaning there is a big race on the schedule almost every weekend. The Superprestige and X2O Badkamers Trophy still have eight crosses, the European Championship is held at Citadelle de Namur and the World Championships at Hoogerheide. With a few more small crosses added, the total comes to 41 races that count for the Fantasy Cyclocross 2022/2023.
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The Fantasy Cyclocross Men 2022/2023 starts on Sunday 9 October 2022 at 21:00 hours CET.
You have a budget of 215 million euro to buy 15 riders of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Cyclocross Men 2022/2023.
The game will cost €10 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of €3,000 in prizes. The first prize will be €700 (41 GC prizes).
Values riders Fantasy Cyclocross:
1 Iserbyt, Eli 50 Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal
2 Vanthourenhout, Michael 45.3 Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal
3 Haar, Lars van der 40.5 Baloise - Trek Lions
4 Sweeck, Laurens 37.4 Crelan - Fristads
5 Kessel, Corné van 25.7 Tormans Cyclo Cross Team
6 Hermans, Quinten 24.8 Tormans Cyclo Cross Team
7 Kamp, Ryan 22.5 Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal
8 Poel, Mathieu van der 22.2 Alpecin - Deceuninck
9 Ronhaar, Pim 21.6 Baloise - Trek Lions
10 Pidcock, Tom 21.4 INEOS Grenadiers
11 Vandebosch, Toon 20 Alpecin - Deceuninck
12 Aert, Wout van 19.9 Team Jumbo - Visma
13 Vandeputte, Niels 19.1 Alpecin - Deceuninck
14 Adams, Jens 17.9 Hollebeekhoeve Cycling Team
15 Meeusen, Tom 15 Deschacht - Hens - Maes
16 Kuhn, Kevin 14.8 Tormans Cyclo Cross Team
17 Soete, Daan 14.3 Deschacht - Hens - Maes
18 Baestaens, Vincent 13.5 Elite z/c
19 Nieuwenhuis, Joris 12.4 Baloise - Trek Lions
20 Aerts, Thijs 11.8 Baloise - Trek Lions
21 Orts, Felipe 11.7 Burgos - BH
22 Loockx, Lander 10 Deschacht - Hens - Maes
23 Meisen, Marcel 9.3 KED - Stevens Radteam
24 Hendrikx, Mees 9.2 Crelan - Fristads
25 Nys, Thibau 8.7 Baloise - Trek Lions
26 Meeussen, Witse 8.5 Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal
27 Verstrynge, Emiel 8.1 Crelan - Fristads
28 Wyseure, Joran 7.8 Crelan - Fristads
29 Mein, Thomas 7 Hope Factory Racing
30 Michels, Jente 6.5 Alpecin - Deceuninck
31 Turner, Ben 6.4 INEOS Grenadiers
32 Rüegg, Timon 5.8 Cross Team Legendre
33 Venturini, Clément 5.6 AG2R Citroën Team
34 Bekaert, Yentl 5.2 Baloise - Trek Lions
35 Ferdinande, Anton 5.1 Deschacht - Hens - Maes
36 Mason, Cameron 5 Trinity Racing Cross
37 Dubau, Joshua 4.9 Sunn Factory Racing
38 Sweeck, Diether 4.8 Kovéra Keukens CX Team
39 Vermeersch, Gianni 4.4 Alpecin - Deceuninck
40 Boroš, Michael 4.2 ČEZ Cyklo Team Tábor
41 Menut, David 4.1 AS Bike Racing
42 Kielich, Timo 4.1 Crelan - Fristads
43 Merlier, Tim 4 Alpecin - Deceuninck
44 White, Curtis 3.8 Steve Tilford Foundation Racing
45 Poel, David van der 3.7 Alpecin - Deceuninck
46 Haverdings, David 3.6 Baloise - Trek Lions
47 Bertolini, Gioele 3.4 Selle Italia - Guerciotti - Elite
48 Baers, Arne 3.3 Tormans Cyclo Cross Team
49 Belmans, Lennert 3.1 Crelan - Fristads
50 Dockx, Aaron 3 Crelan - Fristads
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