I tried picking an all norwegian team and that was very easy. There was simply no way to reach 7500 points so just pick any riders you like and remember to leave out Andre Drege and Edvald Boasson Hagen.
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Aah, okay. Didn't know that.
I don't want to pick a Norwegians only team. I want to be a Danes only team.
Awful season from start to finish. Might need to try some completely new strategy next year. Thanks to @skidmark for hosting the fun.
If only Powless was in his current shape earlier in the year...maybe my team could have been top 50 lol
Thank you for all of your hard work skidmark!
Thank you for all of your hard work skidmark!
Well, I avoided the bottom third... really poor season, there's always a bit of bad luck when two of your four most expensive riders (Démare and Uijtdebroeks) are complete flops but my hitrate with my cheap to mid-range picks tells me I also simply didn't do a good job this year.
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Just barged out of the top twenty on the last day, but not bad considering the self-imposed handicap of including Geoghegan Hart.
Thanks to Skidmark, Shakes, and all those decent enough to finish behind me.
Thanks to Skidmark, Shakes, and all those decent enough to finish behind me.
Yeah. Turns out, it's significantly easier to be in the top-10 overall when there are only 7 people playing.
Return next week, for more amazing tips!
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You have been second in both weekly updates: that's more impressive than merely top ten among seven.
Update #40: Jakob747 goes out in style as shalgo realizes the inevitable and officially wins 2024
That's it! The 40th week of the CQ Game is the last one for 2024, as there are no races ranked .1 or above left in the calendar year. Some players may have long since started making lists and looking towards next season, but there is some cause to celebrate at the end of this year for some players as well.
This Week's Top Scorers
Jakob747 finishes the season in fine style, their team winning their fourth week of the season and second win in three weeks - they had wins in week 2, 28, 38 and 40, as well as 4 other top 4s through the year. Their team's signature approach of selecting fewer consensus picks and mining underappreciated talent leads to some big weeks when everything lines up, and this final week of 2024 is exactly that. This week, their win is propped up by a big win in China by Lennert Van Eetvelt (230 points, 10 teams), a nice win in Italy by Corbin Strong (150, 3) and some good placings in Italy as well by Davide De Pretto (82, 2). To top things off, Jakob also had between 20-40 points sprinkled in from 5 more riders.
Fairly close behind in 2nd place is ray10, who had a different collection of rare picks including Oscar Onley (163, 17), Romain Gregoire (144, 6), and unique pick Ethan Vernon (112 points), as well as 18-52 points from 5 other riders. HoudiniCycling finishes a relatively distant third 130 points behind, but makes the podium largely on the strength of Van Eetvelt and Onley.
This Week's High Movers
With the clock running out on the season, this was the last chance to move up and Jakob made the most of it, doubling up and moving up 7 spots in the last week of the season to finish a very fine 13th overall. Completing the 'all-number-team-name' podium is nbfc1962 and vsd88, each moving up 6 spots and powered by Van Eetvelt and Onley respectively.
Green Jersey Competition
It's all coming up Jakob this week. I mentioned in updates the last two weeks that Jakob's team was within striking distance of Googolplex and Amethyst, both of whom were Pogacar-dependent teams meaning they were unlikely to score this week, and Jakob's team entered this week needing 31 points to move from 3rd to 1st in the standings. And of course, with 45 for the weekly win, that was more than enough. Jakob's team got 108 points in the last three weeks to end the season on a tear and win this sub-competition. Congratulations!
Googolplex and Amethyst complete the overall podium for this ranking, taking a very fun chance by both picking Pogacar, whose CQ price was already the highest CQ score since CQ was created. Of course, that gamble paid off as Pogi leveled up to god mode, and it was enough to top the standings on many of his dominant weeks, but not quite enough to fend off Jakob747 in the end. It's likely that if only one of them had taken a chance on Pogi then either would have won, but they balanced each other out and split spots depending on the week. Regardless, a tip of the hat to both!
Top 10 Overall
It's time to formalize what has been evident for some time - shalgo is the official champion of the 2024 CQ Manager Game! Their team coasts into the end of the season with a mere 98 points on the week, and while that does mean that they can't say they won by a nice round 1500 points, we can round up from the 1499 point difference to 2nd place, really. I'm not one to keep these types of stats, but I think the amount of weeks that they led this game has to be the most for a champion, and the margin is incredible. Is shalgo Slovenian? Did they switch CQ Game trainers this year? Whatever the case, their team is the (dominant and deserving) winner.
I mentioned last week that Squire had the inside track on 2nd place but it was pretty close below that all the way down to 8th, and indeed this week shook things up. Squire's 276 weekly points did enough for their team to finish in 2nd place overall, by 75 points. But below that, Gotland and HoudiniCycling each finished in the top 4 on the week and parlayed that into 5-spot leaps in the overall. Gotland had the inside track and ended up taking the final podium spot at the end. Further down, the top 10 names stay the same as last week with no one moving in or out, but with the aforementioned leaps there were some corresponding falls, including EvansIsTheBest and Earns1985 falling to 5th and 8th respectively after spending much of the last few months on the podium. A shoutout to the very consistent performances that resulted in a top 10 this year for MADRAZO, JumboVismaFan, Salvarani and adamski101.
And that's it! That's the end of the CQ Manager Game for this year. I'll open up a new thread by mid-December as usual, and in the meantime, feel free to have post-mortems/off-season discussion here, make your lists for next year, and get annoyed that the guys you chose this year are winning on the track and cyclo-cross courses more than they did for you on the road.
spreadsheet link
That's it! The 40th week of the CQ Game is the last one for 2024, as there are no races ranked .1 or above left in the calendar year. Some players may have long since started making lists and looking towards next season, but there is some cause to celebrate at the end of this year for some players as well.
This Week's Top Scorers
| Rank | Team | Points this week |
| 1 | Jakob747 | 646 |
| 2 | ray10 | 622 |
| 3 | HoudiniCycling | 492 |
| 4 | Gotland | 443 |
| 5 | Nakazar | 436 |
Jakob747 finishes the season in fine style, their team winning their fourth week of the season and second win in three weeks - they had wins in week 2, 28, 38 and 40, as well as 4 other top 4s through the year. Their team's signature approach of selecting fewer consensus picks and mining underappreciated talent leads to some big weeks when everything lines up, and this final week of 2024 is exactly that. This week, their win is propped up by a big win in China by Lennert Van Eetvelt (230 points, 10 teams), a nice win in Italy by Corbin Strong (150, 3) and some good placings in Italy as well by Davide De Pretto (82, 2). To top things off, Jakob also had between 20-40 points sprinkled in from 5 more riders.
Fairly close behind in 2nd place is ray10, who had a different collection of rare picks including Oscar Onley (163, 17), Romain Gregoire (144, 6), and unique pick Ethan Vernon (112 points), as well as 18-52 points from 5 other riders. HoudiniCycling finishes a relatively distant third 130 points behind, but makes the podium largely on the strength of Van Eetvelt and Onley.
This Week's High Movers
| Rank | Team | Up/down |
| 1 | Jakob747 | (+7) |
| 2 | nbfc1962 | (+6) |
| 2 | vsd88 | (+6) |
| 4 | armchairclimber | (+5) |
| 4 | HoudiniCycling | (+5) |
| 4 | Gotland | (+5) |
With the clock running out on the season, this was the last chance to move up and Jakob made the most of it, doubling up and moving up 7 spots in the last week of the season to finish a very fine 13th overall. Completing the 'all-number-team-name' podium is nbfc1962 and vsd88, each moving up 6 spots and powered by Van Eetvelt and Onley respectively.
Green Jersey Competition
| Rank | Team | Total |
| 1 | Jakob747 | 369 |
| 2 | Googolplex | 355 |
| 3 | Amethyst | 332 |
| 4 | JumboVismaFan | 243 |
| 5 | shalgo | 229 |
It's all coming up Jakob this week. I mentioned in updates the last two weeks that Jakob's team was within striking distance of Googolplex and Amethyst, both of whom were Pogacar-dependent teams meaning they were unlikely to score this week, and Jakob's team entered this week needing 31 points to move from 3rd to 1st in the standings. And of course, with 45 for the weekly win, that was more than enough. Jakob's team got 108 points in the last three weeks to end the season on a tear and win this sub-competition. Congratulations!
Googolplex and Amethyst complete the overall podium for this ranking, taking a very fun chance by both picking Pogacar, whose CQ price was already the highest CQ score since CQ was created. Of course, that gamble paid off as Pogi leveled up to god mode, and it was enough to top the standings on many of his dominant weeks, but not quite enough to fend off Jakob747 in the end. It's likely that if only one of them had taken a chance on Pogi then either would have won, but they balanced each other out and split spots depending on the week. Regardless, a tip of the hat to both!
Top 10 Overall
| Rank | Up/down | Team | Points |
| 1 | (-) | shalgo | 16355 |
| 2 | (-) | Squire | 14856 |
| 3 | (+5) | Gotland | 14781 |
| 4 | (+5) | HoudiniCycling | 14735 |
| 5 | (-2) | EvansIsTheBest | 14653 |
| 6 | (-1) | MADRAZO | 14543 |
| 7 | (-) | JumboVismaFan | 14517 |
| 8 | (-4) | Earns1985 | 14510 |
| 9 | (-3) | Salvarani | 14475 |
| 10 | (-) | adamski101 | 14295 |
It's time to formalize what has been evident for some time - shalgo is the official champion of the 2024 CQ Manager Game! Their team coasts into the end of the season with a mere 98 points on the week, and while that does mean that they can't say they won by a nice round 1500 points, we can round up from the 1499 point difference to 2nd place, really. I'm not one to keep these types of stats, but I think the amount of weeks that they led this game has to be the most for a champion, and the margin is incredible. Is shalgo Slovenian? Did they switch CQ Game trainers this year? Whatever the case, their team is the (dominant and deserving) winner.
I mentioned last week that Squire had the inside track on 2nd place but it was pretty close below that all the way down to 8th, and indeed this week shook things up. Squire's 276 weekly points did enough for their team to finish in 2nd place overall, by 75 points. But below that, Gotland and HoudiniCycling each finished in the top 4 on the week and parlayed that into 5-spot leaps in the overall. Gotland had the inside track and ended up taking the final podium spot at the end. Further down, the top 10 names stay the same as last week with no one moving in or out, but with the aforementioned leaps there were some corresponding falls, including EvansIsTheBest and Earns1985 falling to 5th and 8th respectively after spending much of the last few months on the podium. A shoutout to the very consistent performances that resulted in a top 10 this year for MADRAZO, JumboVismaFan, Salvarani and adamski101.
And that's it! That's the end of the CQ Manager Game for this year. I'll open up a new thread by mid-December as usual, and in the meantime, feel free to have post-mortems/off-season discussion here, make your lists for next year, and get annoyed that the guys you chose this year are winning on the track and cyclo-cross courses more than they did for you on the road.
spreadsheet link
Just coming back from a 4 day trekking in the Andes without having internet. And one of the first things back in civilization is of course checking the final result of this game.Update #40: Jakob747 goes out in style as shalgo realizes the inevitable and officially wins 2024
That's it! The 40th week of the CQ Game is the last one for 2024, as there are no races ranked .1 or above left in the calendar year. Some players may have long since started making lists and looking towards next season, but there is some cause to celebrate at the end of this year for some players as well.
This Week's Top Scorers
Rank Team Points this week 1 Jakob747 646 2 ray10 622 3 HoudiniCycling 492 4 Gotland 443 5 Nakazar 436
Jakob747 finishes the season in fine style, their team winning their fourth week of the season and second win in three weeks - they had wins in week 2, 28, 38 and 40, as well as 4 other top 4s through the year. Their team's signature approach of selecting fewer consensus picks and mining underappreciated talent leads to some big weeks when everything lines up, and this final week of 2024 is exactly that. This week, their win is propped up by a big win in China by Lennert Van Eetvelt (230 points, 10 teams), a nice win in Italy by Corbin Strong (150, 3) and some good placings in Italy as well by Davide De Pretto (82, 2). To top things off, Jakob also had between 20-40 points sprinkled in from 5 more riders.
Fairly close behind in 2nd place is ray10, who had a different collection of rare picks including Oscar Onley (163, 17), Romain Gregoire (144, 6), and unique pick Ethan Vernon (112 points), as well as 18-52 points from 5 other riders. HoudiniCycling finishes a relatively distant third 130 points behind, but makes the podium largely on the strength of Van Eetvelt and Onley.
This Week's High Movers
Rank Team Up/down 1 Jakob747 (+7) 2 nbfc1962 (+6) 2 vsd88 (+6) 4 armchairclimber (+5) 4 HoudiniCycling (+5) 4 Gotland (+5)
With the clock running out on the season, this was the last chance to move up and Jakob made the most of it, doubling up and moving up 7 spots in the last week of the season to finish a very fine 13th overall. Completing the 'all-number-team-name' podium is nbfc1962 and vsd88, each moving up 6 spots and powered by Van Eetvelt and Onley respectively.
Green Jersey Competition
Rank Team Total 1 Jakob747 369 2 Googolplex 355 3 Amethyst 332 4 JumboVismaFan 243 5 shalgo 229
It's all coming up Jakob this week. I mentioned in updates the last two weeks that Jakob's team was within striking distance of Googolplex and Amethyst, both of whom were Pogacar-dependent teams meaning they were unlikely to score this week, and Jakob's team entered this week needing 31 points to move from 3rd to 1st in the standings. And of course, with 45 for the weekly win, that was more than enough. Jakob's team got 108 points in the last three weeks to end the season on a tear and win this sub-competition. Congratulations!
Googolplex and Amethyst complete the overall podium for this ranking, taking a very fun chance by both picking Pogacar, whose CQ price was already the highest CQ score since CQ was created. Of course, that gamble paid off as Pogi leveled up to god mode, and it was enough to top the standings on many of his dominant weeks, but not quite enough to fend off Jakob747 in the end. It's likely that if only one of them had taken a chance on Pogi then either would have won, but they balanced each other out and split spots depending on the week. Regardless, a tip of the hat to both!
Top 10 Overall
Rank Up/down Team Points 1 (-) shalgo 16355 2 (-) Squire 14856 3 (+5) Gotland 14781 4 (+5) HoudiniCycling 14735 5 (-2) EvansIsTheBest 14653 6 (-1) MADRAZO 14543 7 (-) JumboVismaFan 14517 8 (-4) Earns1985 14510 9 (-3) Salvarani 14475 10 (-) adamski101 14295
It's time to formalize what has been evident for some time - shalgo is the official champion of the 2024 CQ Manager Game! Their team coasts into the end of the season with a mere 98 points on the week, and while that does mean that they can't say they won by a nice round 1500 points, we can round up from the 1499 point difference to 2nd place, really. I'm not one to keep these types of stats, but I think the amount of weeks that they led this game has to be the most for a champion, and the margin is incredible. Is shalgo Slovenian? Did they switch CQ Game trainers this year? Whatever the case, their team is the (dominant and deserving) winner.
I mentioned last week that Squire had the inside track on 2nd place but it was pretty close below that all the way down to 8th, and indeed this week shook things up. Squire's 276 weekly points did enough for their team to finish in 2nd place overall, by 75 points. But below that, Gotland and HoudiniCycling each finished in the top 4 on the week and parlayed that into 5-spot leaps in the overall. Gotland had the inside track and ended up taking the final podium spot at the end. Further down, the top 10 names stay the same as last week with no one moving in or out, but with the aforementioned leaps there were some corresponding falls, including EvansIsTheBest and Earns1985 falling to 5th and 8th respectively after spending much of the last few months on the podium. A shoutout to the very consistent performances that resulted in a top 10 this year for MADRAZO, JumboVismaFan, Salvarani and adamski101.
And that's it! That's the end of the CQ Manager Game for this year. I'll open up a new thread by mid-December as usual, and in the meantime, feel free to have post-mortems/off-season discussion here, make your lists for next year, and get annoyed that the guys you chose this year are winning on the track and cyclo-cross courses more than they did for you on the road.
spreadsheet link
Bummer, that I dropped so many places in the last week, but I think 8th is still my best result, since I played the game. (I think it was my fourth season).
Of course a big thanks to @skidmark, but also to @Shakes for creating the Website, which had been a really nice upgrade in this game. It was also fun, that my direct competitors had been also so active in this thread. A special Thanks here to @EvansIsTheBest and @Squire!!
When I am back from vacacion it's time to think about the 2025 team.
Greetings from Peru to everyone, who played this year!
A great big thank you to Skidmark for putting this game together!
Congratulations to Shalgo for showing all of us how this is done. 1499 points is a hefty margin ,whoo hoo for you and boo hoo for the rest of us.
Shakes, I like your instant access, three cheers
Congratulations to Shalgo for showing all of us how this is done. 1499 points is a hefty margin ,whoo hoo for you and boo hoo for the rest of us.
Shakes, I like your instant access, three cheers
He had some health issues early in season, so he did race slightly less this yr, but an excellent Oct was killer, ideally if he'd come 3rd/4th twice instead of winning your laughing because hes still fairly cheap while also having shown his form is back for '25
And yes thanks to all for running, I will push bit on socials to try ensure we get numbers next year, maybe we can add some tables for interest, maybe a best ball for top 10 scores within a team
Great finish for my team but no podium in the end. However, this is a consecutive top 5 finish for me and I am very happy with that!
I had 2 very different strategies when it comes to the price composition of my team in this 2 years and I will probably once again change a lot next year. In 2023 three 800+ riders while this year I only went for under 500 cyclists .
I am not sure about 2025 team but If I would have to guess I'd say that this time I will have 3 1000 + riders. Or maybe I will completely change my mind and I will go a different route, Really excited to dive deeper in CQ prices for 2024 and make a first draft of riders!
I had 2 very different strategies when it comes to the price composition of my team in this 2 years and I will probably once again change a lot next year. In 2023 three 800+ riders while this year I only went for under 500 cyclists .
I am not sure about 2025 team but If I would have to guess I'd say that this time I will have 3 1000 + riders. Or maybe I will completely change my mind and I will go a different route, Really excited to dive deeper in CQ prices for 2024 and make a first draft of riders!
The optimal team:
Congrats to firefly3323 (Jorgenson), DJ Sprtsch (Narvaez), Analnyi Khirurg (Lapeira) and RedheadDane (Pedersen) for getting unique picks on there. Lots of complete whiffs as usual.
Shalgo scored 68.33% of the optimal score by far the best mark ever (previous best skidmark 2012 with 66.77%) and is only the second team to score at least two thirds of the optimal score.
Rider | Price | Score | Profit | Return | Popularity |
GIRMAY HAILU Biniam | 456 | 1518 | 1062 | 332.89% | 48 |
DEL TORO ROMERO Isaac | 124 | 890 | 766 | 717.74% | 47 |
JEANNIERE Emilien | 110 | 869 | 759 | 790.00% | 0 |
COSNEFROY Benoit | 452 | 1146 | 694 | 253.54% | 16 |
MILAN Jonathan | 530 | 1204 | 674 | 227.17% | 9 |
BERCKMOES Jenno | 104 | 771 | 667 | 741.35% | 0 |
BLACKMORE Joseph | 67 | 725 | 658 | 1082.09% | 0 |
BETTIOL Alberto | 349 | 963 | 614 | 275.93% | 2 |
LAPEIRA Paul | 117 | 720 | 603 | 615.38% | 1 |
WILLIAMS Stephen | 369 | 968 | 599 | 262.33% | 0 |
BAUDIN Alex | 51 | 638 | 587 | 1250.98% | 0 |
CARAPAZ MONTENEGRO Richard Antonio | 496 | 1055 | 559 | 212.70% | 69 |
BERNAL GOMEZ Egan Arley | 262 | 794 | 532 | 303.05% | 43 |
CEPEDA HERNANDEZ Jefferson Alveiro | 119 | 631 | 512 | 530.25% | 0 |
MARTINEZ POVEDA Daniel Felipe | 279 | 787 | 508 | 282.08% | 60 |
VAN GILS Maxim | 636 | 1143 | 507 | 179.72% | 0 |
NARVAEZ PRADO Jhonatan Manuel | 353 | 854 | 501 | 241.93% | 1 |
ABRAHAMSEN Jonas | 131 | 628 | 497 | 479.39% | 0 |
CHRISTEN Jan | 59 | 547 | 488 | 927.12% | 36 |
TRATNIK Jan | 121 | 592 | 471 | 489.26% | 9 |
JORGENSON Matteo | 936 | 1405 | 469 | 150.11% | 1 |
DELETTRE Alexandre | 104 | 524 | 420 | 503.85% | 0 |
SILVA COUSSAN Guillermo Thomas | 7 | 422 | 415 | 6028.57% | 0 |
RYAN Archie | 45 | 441 | 396 | 980.00% | 56 |
CAPIOT Amaury | 10 | 305 | 295 | 3050.00% | 50 |
MARTINEZ Lenny | 530 | 822 | 292 | 155.09% | 11 |
HIRT Jan | 52 | 344 | 292 | 661.54% | 15 |
PARET PEINTRE Valentin | 135 | 425 | 290 | 314.81% | 0 |
GAUTHERAT Pierre | 148 | 437 | 289 | 295.27% | 4 |
NAESEN Oliver | 144 | 431 | 287 | 299.31% | 2 |
MORGADO Antonio Tomas | 132 | 411 | 279 | 311.36% | 37 |
ZOIDL Riccardo | 33 | 269 | 236 | 815.15% | 0 |
PEDERSEN Rasmus Søjberg | 23 | 258 | 235 | 1121.74% | 1 |
Total | 7484 | 23937 | 16453 | 319.84% | 518 |
Congrats to firefly3323 (Jorgenson), DJ Sprtsch (Narvaez), Analnyi Khirurg (Lapeira) and RedheadDane (Pedersen) for getting unique picks on there. Lots of complete whiffs as usual.
Shalgo scored 68.33% of the optimal score by far the best mark ever (previous best skidmark 2012 with 66.77%) and is only the second team to score at least two thirds of the optimal score.
I wrote this on January 4th. On the basis of him finishing with the best profit of all the riders on the optimal team, I wasn't far off.
I wrote this on March 10th.
If only my ability to read the future applied to my team selection.
I think there’s something wrong with your calculations this time round? Krijnsen (0 > 488) and Magnier (38 > 405) instead of Zoidl and Pedersen already bumps up the score quite a bit, and Foldager (95 > 463) also goes into the optimal team for sure.
Søjberg. Please write Søjberg. (Or 'Sojberg' if you can't write 'ø').
I was confused why Pedersen would have been a good pick, as he scored fewer point than last year. Both of them, in fact.
How did you come up with that optimal list? I can tell right away that it's not the optimal list. For one thing you can just replace Jan Hirt with Markus Hoelgaard and you gain another 57 points. There are likely other replacements as well that can optimize it.
With a profit of 562 I would also think that Van Eetvelt should be in there (437 -> 999).
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So I can find this combo (using an algorhythm for R that EitB sent me, IIRC) , scoring 26112
Lots of rare picks there to show us up.
So that is "only" 62.6% of perfection for Shalgo, and Skidmark's record in that regard remains.
| cost | score | profit | returrn | popularity | |
| O'CONNOR Ben | 811 | 1894 | 1083 | 233.54% | 0 |
| GIRMAY HAILU Biniam | 456 | 1518 | 1062 | 332.89% | 48 |
| MILAN Jonathan | 530 | 1204 | 674 | 227.17% | 9 |
| COSNEFROY Benoit | 452 | 1146 | 694 | 253.54% | 16 |
| VAN GILS Maxim | 636 | 1143 | 507 | 179.72% | 0 |
| CARAPAZ MONTENEGRO Richard Antonio | 496 | 1055 | 559 | 212.70% | 69 |
| VAN EETVELT Lennert | 437 | 999 | 562 | 228.60% | 10 |
| WILLIAMS Stephen | 369 | 968 | 599 | 262.33% | 0 |
| BETTIOL Alberto | 349 | 963 | 614 | 275.93% | 2 |
| DEL TORO ROMERO Isaac | 124 | 890 | 766 | 717.74% | 47 |
| JEANNIERE Emilien | 110 | 869 | 759 | 790.00% | 0 |
| NARVAEZ PRADO Jhonatan Manuel | 353 | 854 | 501 | 241.93% | 1 |
| ONLEY Oscar | 302 | 819 | 517 | 271.19% | 17 |
| BERNAL GOMEZ Egan Arley | 262 | 794 | 532 | 303.05% | 43 |
| MARTINEZ POVEDA Daniel Felipe | 279 | 787 | 508 | 282.08% | 60 |
| BERCKMOES Jenno | 104 | 771 | 667 | 741.35% | 0 |
| BLACKMORE Joseph | 67 | 725 | 658 | 1082.09% | 0 |
| LAPEIRA Paul | 117 | 720 | 603 | 615.38% | 1 |
| ZAMBANINI Edoardo | 76 | 670 | 594 | 881.58% | 5 |
| BAUDIN Alex | 51 | 638 | 587 | 1250.98% | 0 |
| CEPEDA HERNANDEZ Jefferson Alveiro | 119 | 631 | 512 | 530.25% | 0 |
| ABRAHAMSEN Jonas | 131 | 628 | 497 | 479.39% | 0 |
| FRETIN Milan | 136 | 593 | 457 | 436.03% | 2 |
| TRATNIK Jan | 121 | 592 | 471 | 489.26% | 9 |
| SEGAERT Alec | 198 | 550 | 352 | 277.78% | 16 |
| CHRISTEN Jan | 59 | 547 | 488 | 927.12% | 36 |
| DELETTRE Alexandre | 104 | 524 | 420 | 503.85% | 0 |
| KRIJNSEN Jelte | 0 | 488 | 488 | #DIV/0! | 0 |
| FOLDAGER Anders | 95 | 463 | 368 | 487.37% | 2 |
| RYAN Archie | 45 | 441 | 396 | 980.00% | 56 |
| SILVA COUSSAN Guillermo Thomas | 7 | 422 | 415 | 6028.57% | 0 |
| MAGNIER Paul | 38 | 405 | 367 | 1065.79% | 21 |
| HOELGAARD Markus | 50 | 401 | 351 | 802.00% | 5 |
| Total | 7484 | 26112 | 18628 | 348.90% | 475 |
Lots of rare picks there to show us up.
So that is "only" 62.6% of perfection for Shalgo, and Skidmark's record in that regard remains.
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That Collective Wisdom group finished poorly, dropping to 10th.
| GIRMAY HAILU Biniam | 456 | 1518 | 1062 | 332.89% | 48 |
| AYUSO PESQUERA Juan | 1023 | 1276 | 253 | 124.73% | 39 |
| CARAPAZ MONTENEGRO Richard Antonio | 496 | 1055 | 559 | 212.70% | 69 |
| DEL TORO ROMERO Isaac | 124 | 890 | 766 | 717.74% | 47 |
| BERNAL GOMEZ Egan Arley | 262 | 794 | 532 | 303.05% | 43 |
| MARTINEZ POVEDA Daniel Felipe | 279 | 787 | 508 | 282.08% | 60 |
| NYS Thibau | 305 | 702 | 397 | 230.16% | 28 |
| SHEFFIELD Magnus | 573 | 618 | 45 | 107.85% | 22 |
| CHRISTEN Jan | 59 | 547 | 488 | 927.12% | 36 |
| VANSEVENANT Mauri | 207 | 539 | 332 | 260.39% | 24 |
| ARENSMAN Thymen | 283 | 537 | 254 | 189.75% | 64 |
| BENNETT Sam | 302 | 534 | 232 | 176.82% | 26 |
| LAMPERTI Luke | 176 | 495 | 319 | 281.25% | 39 |
| RYAN Archie | 45 | 441 | 396 | 980.00% | 56 |
| PLAPP Lucas | 341 | 423 | 82 | 124.05% | 40 |
| LAURANCE Axel | 187 | 414 | 227 | 221.39% | 31 |
| MORGADO Antonio Tomas | 132 | 411 | 279 | 311.36% | 37 |
| RICCITELLO Matthew | 161 | 333 | 172 | 206.83% | 22 |
| CAPIOT Amaury | 10 | 305 | 295 | 3050.00% | 50 |
| HAYTER Ethan | 476 | 263 | -213 | 55.25% | 45 |
| QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander | 50 | 232 | 182 | 464.00% | 78 |
| RAFFERTY Darren | 103 | 215 | 112 | 208.74% | 26 |
| TURNER Ben | 158 | 193 | 35 | 122.15% | 54 |
| UIJTDEBROEKS Cian | 574 | 176 | -398 | 30.66% | 40 |
| STAUNE-MITTET Johannes | 108 | 150 | 42 | 138.89% | 53 |
| STEWART Jake | 113 | 149 | 36 | 131.86% | 24 |
| COVI Alessandro | 141 | 140 | -1 | 99.29% | 24 |
| HERZOG Emil | 4 | 98 | 94 | 2450.00% | 23 |
| AUGUST Andrew | 0 | 74 | 74 | infinite | 53 |
| MOSCON Gianni | 68 | 47 | -21 | 69.12% | 32 |
| GLOAG Thomas | 171 | 46 | -125 | 26.90% | 33 |
| PICCOLO Andrea | 94 | 29 | -65 | 30.85% | 47 |
| WALLS Matthew | 18 | 21 | 3 | 116.67% | 22 |
| 7499 | 14452 | 6953 | 192.72% | 1335 |
But Collective Ignorance, the team made up of those overlooked by all of us, even with a network of 94 scouts, would have won by a country mile, scoring 20036:
| O'CONNOR Ben | 811 | 1894 | 1083 | 233.54% | 0 |
| MCNULTY Brandon | 895 | 1477 | 582 | 165.03% | 0 |
| ULISSI Diego | 719 | 1145 | 426 | 159.25% | 0 |
| VAN GILS Maxim | 636 | 1143 | 507 | 179.72% | 0 |
| WELLENS Tim | 623 | 1012 | 389 | 162.44% | 0 |
| WILLIAMS Stephen | 369 | 968 | 599 | 262.33% | 0 |
| SKUJINS Toms | 668 | 919 | 251 | 137.57% | 0 |
| JEANNIERE Emilien | 110 | 869 | 759 | 790.00% | 0 |
| BERCKMOES Jenno | 104 | 771 | 667 | 741.35% | 0 |
| ADRIA OLIVERAS Roger | 453 | 728 | 275 | 160.71% | 0 |
| BLACKMORE Joseph | 67 | 725 | 658 | 1082.09% | 0 |
| LIPOWITZ Florian | 298 | 676 | 378 | 226.85% | 0 |
| BAUDIN Alex | 51 | 638 | 587 | 1250.98% | 0 |
| CEPEDA HERNANDEZ Jefferson Alveiro | 119 | 631 | 512 | 530.25% | 0 |
| ABRAHAMSEN Jonas | 131 | 628 | 497 | 479.39% | 0 |
| AULAR SANABRIA Orluis Alberto | 354 | 544 | 190 | 153.67% | 0 |
| DELETTRE Alexandre | 104 | 524 | 420 | 503.85% | 0 |
| KRIJNSEN Jelte | 0 | 488 | 488 | infinite | 0 |
| PARET PEINTRE Valentin | 135 | 425 | 290 | 314.81% | 0 |
| SILVA COUSSAN Guillermo Thomas | 7 | 422 | 415 | 6028.57% | 0 |
| DOUBLE Paul | 121 | 364 | 243 | 300.83% | 0 |
| BUDZINSKI Marcin | 162 | 362 | 200 | 223.46% | 0 |
| RIVERA VARGAS Brandon Smith | 122 | 335 | 213 | 274.59% | 0 |
| MIQUEL DELGADO Pau | 94 | 295 | 201 | 313.83% | 0 |
| ZOIDL Riccardo | 33 | 269 | 236 | 815.15% | 0 |
| DEHAIRS Simon | 40 | 256 | 216 | 640.00% | 0 |
| CARBONI Giovanni | 42 | 239 | 197 | 569.05% | 0 |
| CONTRERAS PINZON Rodrigo | 48 | 234 | 186 | 487.50% | 0 |
| TAROZZI Manuele | 60 | 229 | 169 | 381.67% | 0 |
| ROLLAND Brieuc | 15 | 221 | 206 | 1473.33% | 0 |
| LONARDI Giovanni | 49 | 221 | 172 | 451.02% | 0 |
| WALKER Max | 44 | 205 | 161 | 465.91% | 0 |
| DONNENWIRTH Tom | 16 | 179 | 163 | 1118.75% | 0 |
| 7500 | 20036 | 12536 | 267.15% | 0 |
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