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September 15, 2014 at 4:18 pm #22381
backflipbedlem
Well, I Can’t really believe the end of the season is almost upon us!
I must say I’ve had a really fun year with the fantasy cycling! A Highlight being a stage win in a grand tour, (Stage 14 of the Tour De France.) As well as some other really close calls.
How has everyone else enjoyed the season? What were your High’s and Low’s?
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northstar
Meaningless when certain
Meaningless when certain people who know better make it up as they go along…chrisdstripes
I got an email a week or so
I got an email a week or so back…backflipbedlem
chrisdstripes wrote:PS – just
chrisdstripes wrote:PS – just filled in my questionnaire about the game for next season. I said I loved it, which I do. The changes I suggested were…
Where is this questionnaire?chrisdstripes
PS – just filled in my
PS – just filled in my questionnaire about the game for next season. I said I loved it, which I do. The changes I suggested were…1) More women’s races (Paris, London, Flanders, Worlds);
2) Opening the races earlier with provisional startlists;
3) Differentiating between Purist and Standard in one-day comps eg Spring Classics (maybe 5 transfers per race).And a fourth I forgot to mention should’ve been – sort out when prizes get sent out, and keep us informed! Still no sign of my rucksack from Romandie and no reply to my last email about it. Not an issue for me, but might turn off some people.
TERatcliffe26
RunaroundSioux wrote:This is
RunaroundSioux wrote:This is my first year at Fantasy Cycling and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I started with the Vuelta 2013, and who would have thought that I would win the Grand Tour event just 12 months later. I believe I can thank Enrique for the final result, but hey, I am stoked just by even making the top 10. It was just one of those races where everything went to plan, and we all know that doesnt happen very often. I have learned a lot about road racing over the last 12 months, and am still learning everyday.
Thanks to everyone who plays (from the land down under).Congrats, I just couldn’t make up any ground in the last week after a poor middle and ended up 3rd. The 2 transfers I made in the first week costing me a hatfull of points stopped me from being closer, but it was a good battle
Jonas Lorenzen
I won something!!!
I won something!!! <:P
runaroundsioux
This is my first year at
This is my first year at Fantasy Cycling and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I started with the Vuelta 2013, and who would have thought that I would win the Grand Tour event just 12 months later. I believe I can thank Enrique for the final result, but hey, I am stoked just by even making the top 10. It was just one of those races where everything went to plan, and we all know that doesnt happen very often. I have learned a lot about road racing over the last 12 months, and am still learning everyday.
Thanks to everyone who plays (from the land down under).backflipbedlem
enrique wrote:STEVESPRO 79
enrique wrote:
Ah, I think you did ok… Nice to hear about your plans for next year… I do agree with you about Wiggins though… but don’t you think you’re selling Froome a little short?… :?STEVESPRO 79 wrote:Thoroughly enjoyed it as usual but disappointed with my own results…. Still think Sky were… a little disrespectful not taking Sir Brad to the TdF…
And so he returns! 😕
enrique
STEVESPRO 79 wrote:Thoroughly
Ah, I think you did ok… Nice to hear about your plans for next year… I do agree with you about Wiggins though… but don’t you think you’re selling Froome a little short?… 😕STEVESPRO 79 wrote:Thoroughly enjoyed it as usual but disappointed with my own results…. Still think Sky were… a little disrespectful not taking Sir Brad to the TdF…
STEVESPRO 79
Thoroughly enjoyed it as
Thoroughly enjoyed it as usual but disappointed with my own results…. Next year I intend to pick riders who don’t fall off as much…. Respect to Nibali and Yorkshire but I thought the TdF was a let down due to the tumbles… Highlight for me has been Contadors Vuelta, speed of his recovery has been astounding…. Still think Sky were mad and also a little disrespectful not taking Sir Brad to the TdF, and the cycling gods seem to agree as Sky are looking a little ordinary at the moment… I hope next year that G is given a more prominent role in the team….Jonnyd
Been lots of fun….and
Been lots of fun….and generally did better than last year which is nice….shame it’s the end if the season, but then again it means that the classics aren’t far away. I always get very excited about Paris Roubaix time!Joelsim
chrisdstripes wrote:Still
chrisdstripes wrote:Still without a Grand Tour stage win in three yearsHeh heh, I got one in the Giro.
Pleased with my first season, still learning the ropes though. High expectations set for next year.
chrisdstripes
I’ve really enjoyed this year
I’ve really enjoyed this year – been a bit more relaxed about the game and that has helped my overall enjoyment of the races as a spectator!Lows – Early bad luck with purist picks crashing in the first couple of stages (Meersman in Paris-Nice, Tejay in Romandie, Dan Martin and Rodriguez in the Giro), I was lucky enough to avoid that kind of thing last year. And then Froome and Contador in the TdF but I’m sure that was pretty common.
Highs – 4 Forum Scorum wins (I think) including the women’s world cup, none of which I watched. Still without a Grand Tour stage win in three years, mind. (Having said that, Sky didn’t win a stage in a Grand Tour this season either…)
Outside the game, my favourite race this year was probably Nibali winning in Sheffield, I’d love to see a one-day race on that terrain, it really did look brutal the way they raced it so hard. Or maybe Stannard in the Omloop H-N. And van Avermaet’s attacks made Flanders really memorable this year as well, I’m hoping to go over to Belgium for that next year.
Gerrans for the Worlds and Rodriguez again in Lombardia?
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