You can create teams starting from 10 days before the start of each race and until the start date of the race (depending on available information). You'll have 5000 credits to select exactly 9 riders to participate. Once the competition has started, no team rider can be changed.

How do points work?

In each race you compete for points from the real position of our riders in the different rankings

You can order the riders of your team as you wish. This order will affect the multiplying factor to be applied to each rider. The resulting score will be used to untie

Scores by stage classification

Stage clasification points

45 points are awarded to the winner of the stage, 25 to 2nd and 22 to 3rd...

Points on team time trial stages

15 points are awarded to each rider of the winning team, 10 points to each rider of the 2nd ranked team and 5 points to each rider of the 3rd ranked team.

Mountain stage points

Mountain points are awarded to the five riders who scored more mountain points in the stage

Sprint stage points

Sprint points are awarded to the five riders who scored more sprint points in the stage

Scores by classifications after each stage

General classification points

15 points are awarded to the leader of the general classification at the end of each stage, 10 to 2nd, and 8 to 3rd...

Points by position in mountain clasification

6 points are awarded to the leader of the king of the mountain classification at the end of each stage, 4 to 2nd, 3 to 3rd...

Points by position in sprint clasification

6 points are awarded to the leader of the sprint classification at the end of each stage, 4 to 2nd, 3 to 3rd...

Points by position in the best young rider clasification

6 points are awarded to the leader of the youth classification at the end of each stage, 4 to 2nd, 3 to 3rd...

Bonus by final general classification at the end of a three week race

Bonus by final general classification at the end of a three week race

100 points are awarded to the winner of the general classification at the end of a three week race, 50 to 2nd and 25 to 3rd...

Bonus by final mountain classification at the end of a three week race

25 points are awarded to the winner of the mountain classification at the end of a three week race, 15 to 2nd, 10 to 3rd...

Bonus by final sprint classification at the end of a three week race

25 points are awarded to the winner of the sprint classification at the end of a three week race, 15 to 2nd, 10 to 3rd...

Bonus by final youth classification at the end of a three week race

25 points are awarded to the winner of the youth classification at the end of a three week race, 15 to 2nd, 10 to 3rd...

Bonus by final general classification at the end of a stage race

Bonus by final general classification at the end of a stage race

50 points are awarded to the winner of the general classification at the end of a stage race, 25 to 2nd, and 15 to 3rd...

Bonus by final mountain classification at the end of a stage race

15 points are awarded to the winner of the mountain classification at the end of a stage race, 8 to 2nd, 4 to 3rd...

Bonus by final sprint classification at the end of a stage race

15 points are awarded to the winner of the sprint classification at the end of a stage race, 8 to 2nd, 4 to 3rd...

Bonus by final youth classification at the end of a stage race

15 points are awarded to the winner of the youth classification at the end of a stage race, 8 to 2nd, 4 to 3rd...

Tie-break

Tie-breaker in a single competition classification

To untie, riders' order will be taken into account. In My team, in the Team selection page, press for some seconds and pull up and down to order your riders. If you tie to CF points with another user, this factor will be decisive. The first of your team will multiply his points x1, the second x 0.9, the third x0.8, as follows:

This weighted points are only to untie and are not added to any classification. If tie persists, the team with a better ranked rider in the general classification of the competition will win. Finally, if the tie still persists, the team created earlier will win.

Tie-breaker in a combined classification

In the event of a tie on points in combined classifications, whether first level (UWT, WWT, .Pro, CX) or second level (Pavés, Ardennes, Three Grand Tours, etc), the user with the best result in one of the competitions who score for that ranking goes first. If the tie persists, the positions in all the races that are part of the combined clasification are added, and the user with a lower result goes first.

In Cycling Fantasy trophies are distributed for the results achieved by the riders in our team in the real race. There are badges by stage, by race, and by annual rankings. Below you can see the trophies and badges at stake. Set your goals and build your trophy list! In the card of each race you can see the trophies that you can win, and also if the race is part of any combined classification.

Trophies in one day races

Regular one-day classics

10 trophies are awarded to the best 10 teams in each regular one-day race.

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  The winner's medal

  3 medals are distributed for the 3 best teams of each competition (gold, silver and bronze)

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  The diploma

  7 diplomas are given for users classified between the 4 and 10 position of a one-day race

One-day classics: the 5 monuments

10 special trophies are distributed to the best 10 teams at each Monument.

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  Milano Sanremo badge

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  Ronde van Vlaanderen - Tour des Flandes

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  Paris-Roubaix

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  Liège-Bastogne-Liège

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  Il Lombardia

World Championships and Olympic Games

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  The rainbow jersey for the first 10 of the world championships

  10 jerseys are distributed with their position for the best 10 teams of each of the two races in the world championships

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  Olympic medals

  3 Olympic medals (gold, silver and bronze) are distributed to the first 3 teams in each race of the Olympic Games.

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  Olympic diplomas

  7 Olympic diplomas are distributed to teams classified between positions 4 and 10 in each race of the Olympic Games.

Trophies in stage races

In stage races, a trophy is awarded to the winner of each stage. The distinctive jerseys of the race are also distributed, as follows:

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  The stage winner's bouquet

  A bouquet of flowers is given to the winner of a stage in a stage race

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  The stage leader soft toy

  A soft toy is awarded to the leader of the general classification at the end of each stage in a three week race

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  The general classification jersey

  10 distinctive jerseys are distributed to the best 10 teams in the general classification of each stage race, with their position.

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  The KOM classification jersey

  1 distinctive jersey is distributed for the best team in the King of the Mountain secondary classification. At the end of each stage, the 5 riders who have obtained the most KOM points in the stage and the 5 riders with the most points in the general KOM classification receive Cycling Fantasy points that count in this secondary classification.*

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  The sprint classification jersey

  1 distinctive jersey is distributed for the best team in the sprint secondary classification. At the end of each stage, the 5 riders who have obtained the most sprint points in the stage and the 5 riders with the most points in the general sprint classification receive Cycling Fantasy points that count in this secondary classification.*

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  The best young rider classification jersey

  1 distinctive jersey is distributed for the first classified in the best young rider secondary classification. For this classification, they count, at the end of each stage, the 5 best-positioned riders in the stage who participate in the youth classification, and the 5 best-positioned riders in the general classification who participate in the youth classification.*

As an example, these are the jerseys awarded by the Tour de France.

Annual awards

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  The champion's laurel crown UWT/WWT

  10 laurel crowns are distributed to the best 10 teams in the annual UWT competition, and 10 more to the best 10 teams in the annual WWT competition.

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  .Pro trophy

  10 .Pro trophies are distributed to the top 10 teams in the annual ProSeries competition in the men's category, and 10 more in the women's category.

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  Cyclo-cross wheel

  10 Cyclo-cross wheels are distributed to the top 10 teams in the annual Coupe du Monde competition in the men's category, and 10 more in the women's category.

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  The obelisk of monuments

  10 obelisks are distributed for the 10 best teams in the sum of the results of the monuments

  • · Milano Sanremo
  • · Ronde Van Vlaanderen - Tour des Flandes
  • · Paris-Roubaix
  • · Liège-Bastogne-Liège
  • · Il Lombardia
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  The cobblestone of the spring classics

  10 cobblestones are distributed for the 10 best teams in the sum of the results of the cobbled classics

  • · Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Elite
  • · E3 BinckBanck Classic
  • · Gent-Wevelgem
  • · Dwars door Vlaanderen
  • · Ronde Van Vlaanderen - Tour des Flandes
  • · Paris-Roubaix
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  The wild boar of the Ardennes

  10 wild boars are distributed for the 10 best teams in the sum of the results of the classics of the Ardennes

  • · Amstel Gold Race
  • · La Flèche Wallone
  • · Liège-Bastogne-Liège
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  The triple crown of the big 3

  10 triple crowns are distributed for the top 10 teams in the sum of the results of the 3 grand tours

  • · Giro d'Italia
  • · Tour de France
  • · La Vuelta a España
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  The globe of the world championships

  10 globes are distributed for the 10 best teams in the sum of the results of the 2 world championships races

  • · World Championships ITT'
  • · World Championships IRR
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  Olympic rings

  10 olympic rings are distributed for the 10 best teams in the sum of the results of the 2 olympic competitions

  • · Olympic Games ITT'
  • · Olympic Games IRR
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  The Eiffel Tower of the French 1.Pro races

  10 Eiffel Tower trophies are distributed to the 10 best teams in the sum of the results in one-day races of category 1.Pro that take place in France

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  The Atomium of the Belgian 1.Pro races

  10 Atomium trophies are distributed to the 10 best teams in the sum of the results in one-day races of category 1.Pro that take place in Belgium

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  The Tower of Pisa of the Italian 1.Pro races

  10 Tower of Pisa trophies are distributed to the 10 best teams in the sum of the results in one-day races of category 1.Pro that take place in Italy

XP points are obtained by participating, adding good results and above all getting badges. Unlike the other rankings per season, XP points accumulate throughout the player's life. Depending on your position in the different rankings you get points as shown in the table. These points grant a level to the player that corresponds to a role in the peloton. As you get points you discover and level up.

XP Levels

Cycling Fantasy takes into account the results of the riders in all the World Tour and ProsSeries races, as well as the World Championships, the European Championships and the Olympic Games.

How are riders rankings calculated?

Rider rankings add all the Cycling Fantasy points earned by cyclists during the last 24 months. In the MVR ranking (Most Valuable Rider) all points are counted, while in the specialty rankings, these points are segmented by where they were scored (general classification, one-day classics, flat, hilly, mountain, time trial and cobblestones). The points obtained in .Pro competitions count half (x0.5) of those obtained in WordTour races for the rider rankings.

How are rider prices calculated?

The prices are calculated according to the Cycling Fantasy points obtained by the cyclists during the last 24 months, to avoid distortions caused by long-term injuries. This period may vary slightly, depending on when the update is performed.

When are prices updated?

Prices are updated 5 times a year. The price update calendar is as follows:

• Before the start of the season
• Before Giro d'Italia
• Before Tour de France
• Before La Vuelta a España
• Before World Championships

What are the symbols next to the rider when I select a team?

These symbols indicate the specialty of the rider in the case of lead riders... There are 6 types of specialty and a rider can have more than one. A correct range of different types of riders in your team will improve your scoring

Types of symbols

Specialist in general classifications, i.e. stage races

One-day classics specialist

Sprint specialist

Hilly specialist

Mountain specialist

Time trial specialist

Cobblestones specialist

Clubs are associations of users composed by a maximum of 20 members. Clubs compete against other clubs.

You can join a club by accepting an invitation from its captain (if you receive one), or you can found your own club and invite other users.

You can only be member of one club at a time. So, if you are already in a club, you must leave it before you found your own club or accept an invitation.

Competitions among clubs

Club classification awards the same trophies as the individual classification, with the exception of stage victories and secondary classification jerseys. These trophies are reflected in the club's profile. There is also an annual WT and .Pro and combined classification of monuments, pavés, Ardennes, three grand tours and world championships (also Olympic Games in Olympic year).

Club scores are generated by adding the points obtained by the first 3 members of each club in the final classification of each race. If the club wins a trophy, the 3 users who have contributed will receive a miniature trophy for their profile.

In turn, stage victories are fought in the same way, by adding the points generated by the first three members of each club in a stage.

Competition within the Club

In the club view you can see who has been the best of the club in each race. Also, you can see a statistical summary about the users who have contributed the most to the club's results.

In all user ratings, a new club filter appears to see the scores of your club members, in addition to the classic friend filter.

Countries bring together all users who have a specific country selected in the user profile, with no maximum number of members. Countries compete against other countries.

You can choose the country you want, but you can only have one nationality at a time.

Competitions between countries

The country ranking awards the same trophies as the club rankings. There are also annual WT and .Pro and combined rankings of monuments, pavés, Ardennes, three grand tours and world championships (also Olympic Games in Olympic year).

Trophies are distributed to the first 3 countries classified in each competition (instead of the 10 for individual and club competitions).

The scores of the countries are generated by adding the points obtained by the first 3 members of each country in the final classification of each race. If the country wins a trophy, the 3 users who have contributed will receive a miniature trophy for their profile.

Country filter

Now, in all user rankings a new country filter appears to see the scores of the members of your country, in addition to the classic friend and club filters.

You can collect jerseys that will be displayed in the closet, within your user profile. Additionally, you can wear one of these jerseys from your wardrobe, which will be displayed next to your name in all rankings and in chat.

As you can see in the store, there are three types of jerseys, and some are rarer than others.