Fantasy Tour de France
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Fantasy Tour de France
All here is the information to join the Fantasy Tour de France on Velogames
League Name: BF Paceline
League Code: 15155555
https://www.velogames.com/
League Name: BF Paceline
League Code: 15155555
https://www.velogames.com/
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With the Tour just around the corner no one wants to get in on the fantasy game?
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I'm in. People likely don't want to make/disclose picks yet.
You can sign up though, and then change rosters later before the start.
You can sign up though, and then change rosters later before the start.
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I'm in...my buddy did one today too, so I figured I might as well join this one too.
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I'm in. I hope to improve on what was a very unpredictable Giro.
Cycling News is running a fantasy game, too. It's a little more work but has some possibilities. Info below, and I've created a mini league there, too. If you only do one, do velogames, but why not do both?
Cycling News is running a fantasy game, too. It's a little more work but has some possibilities. Info below, and I've created a mini league there, too. If you only do one, do velogames, but why not do both?
Go to the game at https://fantasy.cyclingnews.com and go to 'Register to Play', pick your team then use the ‘Mini-League Admin' option to join the mini-league.
The details you need are:
League Name:
Bike Forums B Side
League password:
boaslap
The details you need are:
League Name:
Bike Forums B Side
League password:
boaslap
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in. should be a hoot! quite a few entries in the league already with over a week to go...maybe we'll get 50+ entries?
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Thanks for the info on the Cyclingnews league. I'm in.
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I've changed my entries 3 times already and I just entered yesterday. I haven't even watched the Tour de Suisse yet, I could change everything again.
I gotta say tho, Froome and Porter were looking really dood in the Du Duaphine.
I gotta say tho, Froome and Porter were looking really dood in the Du Duaphine.
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Well I follow the cycling action I can catch on NBCsports, and one or two obscure sports stations, but I don't ever get a chance to catch the other races online, so I am using what little knowledge i know from watching what I can for the last 4 years to benchmark this first attempt. I am sure I will be right there with you, lol.
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If you don't mind bit torrent, cyclingtorrents.nl is pretty awesome. It's not the same as watching in real time, but its nice to watch the race with all the commercials removed...and it's nice to actually see the race rather than 58 minutes of hockey crap and 2 minutes of cycling before the dvr kicks off.
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i think i've changed my roster 8+ times already...knew i shoulda waited until the day before. got a case of yellow (jersey) fever.
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Oh, the agony of choice. Sagan or Cavendish. Tough to do both unless you're going to abdicate on the GC side where all the big points are. Should be a heckuva contest.
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I also put a team up on nrtoone. Does anyone know if there are group comps available there kinda like Velogames is?
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Honestly, the Vuelta last year was fireworks, and the Tour was kind of a joke. The exact opposite this year. So many good riders and unpredictable stages. I foresee much lamenting over missed opportunities, but general excitement over how great of a race this is going to be.
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One key is keeping an intact squad. What are the odds Rolland pops positive between now and the end of the tour?
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^ the way the Dauphine ended for him seems rather suspicuous.
https://www.velonation.com/News/ID/14...-detected.aspx
https://www.velonation.com/News/ID/14...-detected.aspx
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That is one of the things that I've been teeter-tottering on. Should I have him on and he gets it and I lose out? Argh, damn risks and I'm sick of being at the end..
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