It's back! Pick your dream DH World Cup team and you could be in the running to walk home with a Trek Slash 9.9 carbon frame kitted out with Rockshox suspension and SRAM components!
Get ready to show your skills for picking winners, at all 8 rounds of the 2019 UCI World Cup and the 2019 UCI World Championships. With a fictional budget of $1.5 million you will choose your ultimate team of 6 riders (4 men, 2 women) and go to battle in the Fantasy Downhill League. Each round you can make changes to your team and you can be apart of 2 mini-leagues and compete against your friends. Each race round will have feature prizing for the overall Top Team of the round and then at the end of all 9 races we crown the overall Fantasy Downhill Champion and present the Grand prize of a complete bike!
Sound good? Build your team today!
Prizes
Grand Prize
Season Overall
At the end of the season the overall Fantasy Downhill Champion will win a Trek Slash 9.9 29” Carbon Frame with a RockShox Lyrik RC2, RockShox Deluxe RT3 RE:aktiv with Thru Shaft, a
RockShox Reverb Stealth, SRAM X01 Eagle Crankset, SRAM X01 Eagle, SRAM X01 Eagle Shifter. SRAM X01 Eagle, SRAM XG1295 Eagle, SRAM Code RSC Brakes, and SRAM Centerline Rotors.
First round prizing to be announced. Round Prizing from the following brands: Trek, RockShox, SRAM, Bontrager, 100%IMPORTANT: To maximize your chances to win the Grand Prize Trek Slash 9.9 with SRAM and Rockshox components, we recommend you have your team created by
April 25th 2019. You will want to maximize your points score and have your team present for all races. Teams created at a time after races have previously occurred earlier will not be eligible to backlog points that riders would have accrued from previous races.
Good luck!
The Fantasy Downhill League is Presented by Trek and SRAM.
MENTIONS: @trek /
@SramMedia
OFC a trail/enduro bike makes much more sense for a giveaway, but wow that looks silly on the webpage/front page thumbnail.
Stoked on the Slash prize, just looks very incongruous and would prefer a Session (have and will continue to buy LTtrail bikes, but a personal DH race machine is an impractical fantasy for me....perfect fantasy prize!)
I totally agree it's a conservative move to benefit the advertiser. I was saying that I understand their likely reasoning, and also maintain it looks super silly - so I'm guessing we agree.
This year’s looking good!
Do the riders prices change from round to round? As in if I were to buy a cheap rider and he/she performs well, their price goes up, could I then sell them to buy a premium rider such as Pierron or Rach Atherton?
The end goal of the season to have a whole team of premium riders.
Also, I know its new, but pinkbike get a more complex scoring system. Points for quali, possibly even split times etc.
Amaury's value more than doubled, what a surprise
Turning 21 and finally gonna be able to purchase my own post-ride brews B)
Edit: Where is that; I can't find it … I only see the typical prize to top team
Helooo...it's 2019...
-The engineer. (Not dentist)
Randy.
Randy.
#neverforget