Who will win the Tour de France and the Giro in 2022? If you know, and they have each had a less illustrious career thus far than Dylan Sutherland (who has 200 CQ points thus far in his career), you'll do OK in this. Bernal and Carapaz have done the equivalent this year, but did you reckon them as prospects 3 years ago?
The Emerging Riders game tests your powers of prediction of the brightest talents, or most misleading early deceivers, in the sport, over a three year period.
Your Team is to consist of 18 male riders, each of whom has a maximum of 199 CQ points through their career, (so long as that total is not kept low because of results removed under doping sanctions)
There is a long list on Dropbox of people who have appeared in CQ listings in the last three years but without reaching 200 points: you may of course want to select riders who have never appeared. That file also has a more manageable list of about 180 names: Riders who have been selected for either the main annual CQ game or the Youth CQ game, but are eligible for this one. Consider it a longish-shortlist that you might, or might not, choose to use.
Submit your team by PM to me, before the beginning of the Tour Down Under on January 21. As usual, names in CQ format please, with nothing else on the line. If the rider has no CQ page, then hope that SURNAME Forename is what CQ will go with (and if not I'll hopefully be able to track him down eventually).
My team has been sent to Joelsim, the manager of the first team submitted. I reserve the right to adjust it in the case of a rider emerging Gaviria-like before the deadline (although with the earlier deadline that should be less likely).
The score is CQ points gained over the next three years (the less-than-200 points before the game don't count) , the end of 2022 update being the end. I might need to be alerted to points from one year that are deleted the next. I aim to give updates monthly, but bear with me, especially when the GT games are on.
Entries up to late on Sunday 19th Jan.
Enjoy, and see whether potential and hype are turned into results.
The Emerging Riders game tests your powers of prediction of the brightest talents, or most misleading early deceivers, in the sport, over a three year period.
Your Team is to consist of 18 male riders, each of whom has a maximum of 199 CQ points through their career, (so long as that total is not kept low because of results removed under doping sanctions)
There is a long list on Dropbox of people who have appeared in CQ listings in the last three years but without reaching 200 points: you may of course want to select riders who have never appeared. That file also has a more manageable list of about 180 names: Riders who have been selected for either the main annual CQ game or the Youth CQ game, but are eligible for this one. Consider it a longish-shortlist that you might, or might not, choose to use.
Submit your team by PM to me, before the beginning of the Tour Down Under on January 21. As usual, names in CQ format please, with nothing else on the line. If the rider has no CQ page, then hope that SURNAME Forename is what CQ will go with (and if not I'll hopefully be able to track him down eventually).
My team has been sent to Joelsim, the manager of the first team submitted. I reserve the right to adjust it in the case of a rider emerging Gaviria-like before the deadline (although with the earlier deadline that should be less likely).
The score is CQ points gained over the next three years (the less-than-200 points before the game don't count) , the end of 2022 update being the end. I might need to be alerted to points from one year that are deleted the next. I aim to give updates monthly, but bear with me, especially when the GT games are on.
Entries up to late on Sunday 19th Jan.
AmisVelo |
Archieboy |
Armchair_Cyclist |
Blues_in_the_Bottle |
Comodoro |
Cordi |
Del_1962 |
hfgon1 |
Joelsim |
JonEzeitza |
Josedin |
Karaev |
Koronin |
Laarsland |
Leadbelly |
Ludwigzgz |
Madrazo |
MuddyWaters |
Nicosix |
Northerner |
Otoxiep87 |
Ray10 |
RoteLaterne |
Scrooll07 |
Squire |
Vladimir |
Enjoy, and see whether potential and hype are turned into results.
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