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Tops and flops of the UAE Tour
Van Eetvelt rises by 4 million, Adam Yates falls
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The UAE Tour has caused changes in the prices of some riders.
Team Fantacycling awarded a well-deserved +4 to the winner of the race, Lennert Van Eetvelt , who sees his value rise from 4 to 8 fantasy million.
The second and third classified, Ben O'Connor (+2) and Pello Bilbao (+1) also rise. Van Wilder (+2), Merlier (+2), winner of three stages and the points jersey, did well, Valter (+2), Storer (+2), De Kleijn (+2) and then Poole, Rivera, Verona and Lemmen with +1.
Among the flops there is a lot of UAE Emirates. From Adam Yates (-2), who retired after a fall and was the big favorite on the eve, to McNulty and Vine, in crisis in the last stage, at -1. Then Dunbar, Meijnties, Konrad, Groenewegen, Bennett and Cavendish with -1. Kaden Groves closes: his race was one to forget (-2).
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