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Still lack data (as first insert was only on the 29th) so data is not correct yet, however I added a column called weekly change to the main overview. Shows both difference in rank and points versus last week. Albeit, with currently last week being 29th of February instead of 26th of February. However, that will solve itself in three days.Website (https://www.savius.at/CQGame/cqgame.php) didn't update the scores yesterday, made a stupid mistake when I cleaned up the code when putting it online. Proactively commented out a crucial part...
Anyway, fixed now and at least saw that Pogacar's points were updated. Go Googleplex and Amethyst! First race and he got 220 points. Roughly 6% of points he had last year. Now whenever update data is clicked it will update or tell you it was already updated. Will not play around with site for now, when there is more than a weeks data I will check to add something on weekly movers etc.
For instance Googolplex shows his jump in ranks due to Pogacar (can be prettier though!)
Walls didn't make the top twenty in Le Samyn, so it is still open. 4 teams are only waiting for one rider to get off the mark. PCS doesn't have anything soon on the agendas of Walls (for Salvarani) or Hayter (Total Package), so it seems to be down to whether Padun (for Rakim) can get top 8 in a Tirreno-Adriatico stage before Fuglsang does so (for Search) in Paris-Nice. If neither of those happen (not outwith the bounds of possibility) and both finish, guess it's a matter of which race finishes first on Sunday.
Good news for those of us that have Ayuso. His decline apparently isn't terminal.
Yeah, he puts that up *after* I had done all the spreadsheet work on it...
Are you sure or am I missing something?
Yes, Rodriguez could still turn out a good pick. He wasn´t good in Gran Camino, but that doesn´t mean that this will also be the case for the rest of the season. Let´s see, what he will show in Paris-Nice.
Uijtebroeks, sure poor TT but he is climbing well. Just going off Gran Camino. The ones who picked him shouldnt be too worried yet imo, if he keeps climbing like that. He should top 10 most stage-races if thats the case.
Like i said, there is always something going on with Sheffield. He is that type of rider that oozing with potential but never delivers. He has to score at least 1k to be good pick and i am not seeing this anymore
I recall reading the issue was solved when he started his 2023 season (after a few months of rest). Am I wrong?
What Eyeballs Out says is also part of the reason why I didn't pick him (the other reason is that I've crashed and burned by not picking the obvious expensive guy for two years straight, so if I picked the obvious expensive guy this time, he would definitely have broken his leg in the first race or something. But if he does great this year, I'm kinda stuck in a loop where I need to avoid the obvious expensive guy next year too
).What my main reason of not picking him this season had been his performance at last years vuelta. It was his main goal and he was really without a chance against Vingegaard, Roglic and Kuss. Especially some performances in the high steep mountains didn´t convince me. (Angliru for example)
One big score in a stage-race and a podium in a big one-day race... he would almost be half-way there, which he is capable of but easier said than done. Only beginning of March, it is too early to write anyone of unless they are out with a severe injury.
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