Fantasy DH League Results: Fort William DH World Cup 2022 - Round 2

May 23, 2022 at 3:59
by Pinkbike Staff  
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The results are in for the second round of the DH Fantasy League. Keep scrolling to see who took the round two prize and is in the lead for the overall prize. Check out how you did in the Global ranking.

Rosters are unlocked now so you can swap out your team ahead of the next round at Leogang in a few weeks.





DH World Cup Round two Prize
Fantasy DH League

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@HJT 's Round 2 team
First Place:

It was a tie for first place with 2 teams getting 852 points. In the draw, it was @HJT that came out ahead and walks away with a set of Specialized's Butter Gravity Apparel collection MSRP of $810 USD.

@iwantstinky is now in the lead to win the overall prize of a Specialized Demo Race worth $7,000 USD in any size of your choosing.

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2022 Race Schedule:

March 26-27: Lourdes, France
May 21-22: Fort William, UK
June 10-12: Leogang, Austria
July 8-10: Lenzerheide
July 15-17: Vallnord, Andorra
July 29-31: Snowshoe, USA
August 5-7: Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada
August 24–28: UCI Mountain Bike World Championships – Les Gets, France
September 2-4: Val di Sole, Italy

Good luck!


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30 Comments
  • 86 3
 Imagine winning a round of fantasy DH only to realize you've won a banana costume. That's like winning the lottery and your prize is a gift card to the Golden Corral.
  • 9 1
 But those rolls are actually soooo good!
  • 6 1
 It's ok, because there's at least one person on the Buy/Sell wants to ride in a banana costume.
  • 4 1
 "They're laughing with, Michael. They're laughing with me."
  • 10 0
 imagine winning 800 bucks worth of bananna costume.
  • 1 1
 @slayersxc17: and that all you can eat ham with the rolls........
  • 2 1
 Plot twist: the color isn't butter as in what goes on toast. It's the color of /Chamois/ Butt'r
  • 1 1
 Bike I dusty does better than anyone thanks to covid...but no XC fantasy and a banana costume in the DH. That said, well done to the winner. I'm doing worse than ever this year...
  • 59 1
 I just scrolled through the article and then realized that it was my team that was in the picture. Then I looked over and realized I lost the tiebreaker. Never been so sad yet so happy to not have won the banana suit.
  • 8 1
 So what I've been gathering, is the way to win these is picking the winners and then having the best secondary picks you can afford. i was being a dummy and stacking mid pack riders because I thought there would be some kind of weird weighting system that rewarded picking 'low weighted' riders who did exceptionally well given their ranking. meh

so basically next event just amaury and vali and then fill in with randos and cross my fingers?? meh
  • 2 0
 I think there needs to be an element of both for consistent fantasy sports performance. But overall picking the winners likely trumps picking mid grade athletes that may over perform.
  • 1 0
 @warmerdamj: Ya, like obviously you can't pick the winners and then just have the most random racers who don't even qualify for finals and such. Or, you could get decent points that way but definitely not winning.

But it seems like... I dunno how the points are weighted but I don't think you can win an event by picking all the best riders EXCEPT the winners, so like second place finishers and the best picks under that. Seems like you have to pick the first place riders and then luck out on the best fill from there. Which is maybe my issue with the weighting... Due to how much the first place riders usually cost... Seems like the lower fill is just a lucky crap shoot. I was keen on my mostly british team that all placed well in Ft Bill and my fantasy score was terrible Frown
  • 2 0
 @lepigpen: yeah the point gap between 2nd and 1st is too big to make up for with other podium places. Really narrows down the number of winning combinations that are possible. Even if they just reduced the point-gap between the top places, it would make for a much more interesting and strategical league. Would put a lot more value on having an all-round well performing team, which is what your already saying
  • 7 0
 Specialized's Butter Gravity Apparel collection - for when you want to go out for a ride but don't have time to get changed into actual pyjamas for your sleepy nap time.
  • 6 1
 I thought I had a great team with Reece, but the canadian freerider was a little too slow this time. Also condolences to the winner for winning such pyjamas
  • 6 1
 With two races down the field for last place has thinned to just twelve of us, all with 0 points.
  • 4 1
 I gained almost 2000 spots this race to 8139th place. If I keep this pace up I got this.
  • 4 0
 Hmmm - I'm in position 420. Any suggestions on how I should be celebrating?
  • 3 1
 congrats @iwantstinky. Its great to see a real person win one of these contests.
  • 3 2
 Wow - I was only 1 rider off that! I have Ethan Craik instead of Luke Meier-Smith.
  • 19 1
 nepotism does not pay off
  • 3 1
 He wanted stinky. He got banana
  • 1 0
 One run down a UK trail and you'll be looking like a Ripe Banana! Good to see a real person has won and not a bot! haha
  • 1 1
 Haven’t won any round yet.
That helmet any kit were meant to be together.
  • 1 1
 I want to go riding with butter in my pants.
  • 1 1
 One of the least expensive upgrades you can make in cycling.
  • 1 1
 If it was the qualifying results,I would have won easily. If.
  • 1 1
 yeah, i would have got 869 points!
  • 1 1
 Why no xc fantasy??







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