With the Milano-Sanremo, the Monument Trophy takes place
Alvento offers fantastic opportunities to fantasy managers


Alvento offers fantastic opportunities to fantasy managers

The Milan-San Remo is coming and the Fantacycling Monument Trophy also kicks off, one of the most coveted goals of the season for all fantamanagers. From this year, the trophy is enriched with one more element: from the collaboration between Fantacycling and Alvento, the magazine From the collaboration between Fantacycling and Alvento , the magazine dedicated to the beauty of cycling, a great opportunity has arisen.
The top 3 finishers of each single Monumento al Fantacycling race will be offered a welcome box which includes a cap, water bottle and Alvento- branded stickers in an exclusive written and illustrated box, while those who win the Monumento Trophy challenge , i.e. those players who have scored the best score at the end of the five major races that make up the tournament , months of free subscription to the paper magazine Alvento Magazine will be given away .
To take part, just download the App on the Google store and Apple store and once your team has been assembled, all you have to do is line up your riders and… go.
To recap:
ALVENT MONUMENT
FINAL PRIZE FOR THE 5 MONUMENTS :
1st place 18-month subscription to the magazine
2nd place 12-month subscription to the magazine
3rd place 6 months subscription to the magazine
FIRST THREE PRIZE FOR EACH MONUMENT:
1st place WELCOME BOX
2nd place WELCOME BOX
3rd place WELCOME BOXIl
The Monument Trophy consists of:
Milan-San Remo (March 18)
Tour of Flanders (April 2)
Paris-Roubaix (April 9)
Liège-Bastogne-Liège (April 23)
Lombardy (October 7)
All the details: Alvento + Fantacycling? Monument Trophy - Alvento - Italian cycling magazine
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