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We present the novelties of the Fantacycling app for 2022
We look forward to seeing you on YouTube and Twitch tonight starting at 9pm
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Live broadcast not to be missed tonight on the You Tube and Twitch channels of Fantacycling at 9.00 pm We will present the news in the app for the 2022 season exclusively to the public.
You will be able to see exclusively the new look of the Fantacycling app and the features that have been added in view of the next, upcoming season, by our technical team, which has worked very hard in these off-season months. We will tell and explain everything with the usual irony and lightness, because with Fantacycling the first goal is fun.
We are waiting for you!
WATCH THE LIVE ON YOUTUBE HERE ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PogPn9qTC4U&list=PLd8a2-YsACCLoF3OY6trmCrHUNjsy7wvz
FOLLOW US ON THE TWITCH CHANNEL ? https://www.twitch.tv/fantacycling
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Sports journalist and cycling enthusiast, following professional cycling for over 10 years. Collaborates with FantaCycling to bring you the best analysis and news from the world of cycling.
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