Fantasy Cyclocross 2024/2025: (At least 1.960 Euro in prizes!)
Cyclocross
As the cyclocross season kicks into high gear, this year promises to be more exciting than ever! With 12 thrilling World Cup rounds, eight Superprestige races, eight X2O Badkamers Trophy events, the prestigious European Championship in Pontevedra, Spain, and the World Championship in Liévin, France, cyclocross fans have 37 intense races to look forward to. And with all these events counting toward the Fantasy Cyclocross 2024/2025, now is the time to join in on the action!
Go directly to the Fantasy Cyclocross Men.
Why Play Fantasy Cyclocross?
Enhance Your Cyclocross Experience: Fantasy Cyclocross allows you to engage with the sport like never before. You're not just cheering for one rider—your squad of 15 riders must perform to keep you in the game! Every race becomes an opportunity for excitement as your chosen riders push to secure points for you.
Incredible Entertainment Value:
For only €10 you’ll unlock countless hours of entertainment. From the strategy of building your team before the season starts, to following your riders’ performances throughout the races, Fantasy Cyclocross offers an adrenaline-packed experience from start to finish.
Prizes:
Compete against other cyclocross enthusiasts for a chance to win some amazing cash prizes. With 24 prizes available in the General Classification, you have plenty of opportunities to win. If your team rises to the top, you could take home the grand prize of €350!
This is the perfect chance to test your cyclocross knowledge and strategy while adding a new layer of excitement to every race weekend. Get your team ready for the season and take part in this thrilling journey of Fantasy Cyclocross 2024/2025!
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.
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- Most of these have nothing to do with rider safety or are completely unachievablevappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Depends on how fast the Cipressa would be beforehand and in what condition Philipsen would bevappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Some things sound crazy until they aren't, what if he's actually right? 🤷vappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Why make a comment to state the obvious? Of course MvdP is much better at CX than Pogacar, does anyone doubt that But that wasn't his pointvappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- If you look at road alone obvi Pogacar is the better rider. But maybe MVDP is the better overall rider since he can win in three plus disciplines?mobk23-12-2024
- Correction on 2021 Olympics. It was mainly the Dutch ladies who didn’t know who was leading the race. Other teams like the Germans and Italians knew that Kiesenhofer was out front.mobk23-12-2024
- A champion turning into a sore loser. Or is he on coke again?
UltimateOpportunist23-12-2024 - If you look at the major races they’ve both been in, van der Poel had the early edge as lately Pogacar has had the advantage. It’s all on procyclingstats.RidesHills23-12-2024
- I wouldn’t assume Tadej can’t win at cross. He did a cross race, not a World Cup, a few years ago and crushed the field. It was a minor race. But he can win anywhere.mij23-12-2024
- I wonder what would happen if Pogacar attacked on the Cipressa instead of the Poggio in San Remo? Would MvdPoel still be able to follow?Ride197423-12-2024