Tops and flops of the Tour de France 2024
Here's how the values change after the race


Here's how the values change after the race

There are many tops and flops of this edition of the Tour de France. From the winner of the race, Tadej Pogacar, to the rest of the podium through confirmations, surprises, disappointments and protagonists who, unfortunately, left the race due to illnesses or falls.
Here's who sees their value change in view of the final part of the season:
TOP
Pogacar +4 fantasy million
Vingegaard +2
Evenepoel +3
Girmay +5
Philipsen +1
Carapaz +4
Abrahamsen +2
Ackerman +1
Jorgenson +1
De Lie +1
Almeida +3
Rift +3
Adam Yates +1
Carlos Rodriguez +1
Gee +2
Gaviria +1
Kristoff +1
Groenewegen +1
Bauhaus +1
Turgis +1
Buitrago +1
Vauquelin +1
FLOP
Pedersen -3
Van der Poel -3
Matthews -1
S. Yates -1
Pidcock -2
Thomas -1
Bilbao -2
Poels -1
Haig -1
Mohoric -2
Hindley -2
Van Poppel -1
Gaudu -1
Kung -1
Lenny Martinez -1
Bettiol -1
Powerless -1
Mas -1
Jakobsen -1
Lutsenko -1
Short -1
Roglic -3
Vlasov -2
Ayuso -2
Izagirre -1
Benoot -1
Laporte -1
Bernal -1
Van Gils -1
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