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Final Analysis of my 2026 Predictions📊
🚴♂️🚴♀️693 Predictions made
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️263=37,95%🎯
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️156=22,51%
⭐️⭐️⭐️95=13,7%
⭐️⭐️62=8,95%
⭐️33=4,76%
🫠94=13,56%
So within 15 names (usually and never more than this) the winner was present 86,44% of the times.
Comparison to last year:
2025 2026
702 693 📉9
5⭐35,47% 37,95% 📈2,48%
4⭐21% 22,51% 📈1,5%
3⭐12,39% 13,70% 📈1,31%
2⭐8,26% 8,95% 📈0,64%
1⭐7,55% 4,76% 📉2,74%
🫠15,24% 13,56% 📉1,68%
Winner mentioned 84,76% 2025 86,44% 2026 = 📈 1,68%
In Quantity:
2025 2026
5⭐249 263 +14
4⭐148 156 +8
3⭐87 95 +8
2⭐58 62 +4
1⭐53 33 -20
🫠107 94 -13
595 599 +4
Escrita
Compared with 2025, 2026 was a year of improvement!
🚴♂️🚴♀️ I made 693 predictions, just nine fewer than last year, but improved my overall accuracy across almost every category.
⭐️ 37.95% of my predictions received 5 stars, up from 35.47% in 2025.
⭐️ My 4-star and 3-star predictions also increased, showing greater consistency across my selections.
🎯 The winner was included in my predictions 86.44% of the time, up from 84.76% in 2025. That means I identified the eventual winner in nearly 9 out of every 10 races!
📉 The percentage of races where the winner wasn’t included fell from 15.24% to 13.56%.
Overall, I made fewer predictions but achieved better results, with more 5-star picks and fewer races where I failed to name the winner.
There’s still room for improvement, but the numbers show positive progress compared with 2025. Most importantly, this reflects the work, time and commitment invested throughout the season.
Thank you to everyone who followed my predictions in 2026! ❤️ Here’s to an even better 2027! 🙌
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📝 Free Cyclist Spotlight: Sérgio Meris 🇮🇹
The 25-year-old had the 11th place at the Sibiu Tour as his most notable result of the 2026 season. It was a demanding race featuring plenty of climbing, where he showed good consistency and demonstrated his ability to handle challenging terrain.
Meris made a name for himself primarily during his U23 years, when he produced several encouraging performances. Although he's a capable climber, I believe his biggest strength lies in medium-mountain stages and transitional terrain, where he has already delivered some excellent results in the past.
He's also got a useful finishing kick in selective groups, which gives him another weapon in races where the strongest riders attack each other without necessarily dropping everyone.
At 25, he still has time to develop and make the most of his abilities. I believe he could be a very valuable addition to an Italian ProTeam, bringing a useful combination of climbing ability, a strong finishing kick and an attacking mentality.
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📝Free Cyclists: Jack Rootkin-Gray
The 23-year-old Brit spent two seasons at WorldTour level with EF Education-EasyPost, but things didn't quite work out as hoped. Physical problems, possibly related to injury, may have played a part, although the exact reasons behind his struggles remain unclear.
In 2026 while his season wasn't particularly remarkable overall, he still managed to produce some encouraging results in domestic races.
It's important to remember just how young Rootkin-Gray is. He showed plenty of promise during his U23 years, delivering strong performances in several high-level races and demonstrating that he had the potential to make the step up to the professional ranks.
He's an aggressive, combative rider who isn't afraid to attack. His characteristics suit hilly races and one-day Classics, where his willingness to race on the front foot can make a real difference. He was fourth in the U23 road race at the 2023 UCI Road World Championships in Glasgow.
Rootkin-Gray has already shown what he's capable of at the younger levels, and at just 23, there's still time for him to get his career back on track. What he needs now is the right environment: a team that believes in his potential, gives him the opportunity to rebuild his confidence and allows him to rediscover the form that made him such an interesting prospect.
He's still a rider with potential, and it would be great to see him get another chance to prove himself in 2027.
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📝 Free Cyclist Spotlight: James Knox 🇬🇧
The 30-year-old Brit had a season to forget with Picnic PostNL, although it's fair to say that very few riders came out of that campaign looking particularly good. However, one disappointing season shouldn't overshadow the experience and climbing ability Knox has built up over the years.
He's already completed nine Grand Tours and has finished in the top 20 on three occasions. His best result came at the 2019 Vuelta a España, where he finished 11th overall, narrowly missing out on a top-10 finish. More recently, in 2025, he placed 19th at the Giro d'Italia, further demonstrating his ability to handle the demands of a three-week race.
Knox is an experienced climber who has already proven himself in the mountains. At 30, he's still at an age where he can offer plenty to a team, combining valuable Grand Tour experience with the ability to support leaders on demanding terrain.
Despite his difficult 2026 campaign, James Knox still has qualities that could make him a worthwhile signing for 2027. The right environment might be exactly what he needs to get his career back on track.
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📝Free Cyclist Spotlight: Milan Vader 🇳🇱
His 2026 season wasn't particularly outstanding in terms of results, but Vader remained an active and combative presence in the peloton. He was regularly involved in breakaways, including at the Vuelta a España, showing his willingness to race aggressively and look for opportunities.
One of his most notable results came at the Vuelta a Burgos, where he finished eighth on the opening stage after a punchy uphill finish. These types of stages suit him particularly well, as he's an explosive rider who can thrive on demanding, uphill finales.
Vader also has an important achievement on his palmarès: he won the Tour of Guangxi in 2023, a WorldTour stage race that demonstrated his ability to deliver results at the highest level.
Beyond his individual potential, he's also a hard-working and combative rider who could be a useful asset for a WorldTour team, particularly on punchy stages and in support of team leaders. For a ProTeam, he could provide valuable experience and add another dimension to the team's attacking options.
Milan Vader may not have had his strongest season in 2026, but his explosiveness, fighting spirit make him an intriguing option for 2027.
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📝Free Cyclist Spotlight: Jokin Murguialday 🇪🇸
The Spanish climber hasn't had a bad season at all, putting together several solid performances in 2026. He finished seventh at the Volta a Portugal and also claimed seventh place at the Andorra Classic, a race won by Tom Pidcock, where he finished ahead of riders such as Ion Izagirre, Guillaume Martin and Tom Skujins.
He also finished ninth at the Route d'Occitanie and 15th at the Tour of Türkiye, showing consistency across different stage races.
Murguialday has already delivered some encouraging results in previous seasons, including sixth place at the 2024 Qinghai Lake and ninth at the 2023 Tour de Langkawi.
He's a solid climber who combines youth with valuable racing experience. For ProTeam squads looking for a reliable rider capable of making a difference in the mountains, Murguialday could be a very interesting signing for 2027.
With his climbing ability and proven results, he deserves to be on the radar of teams still looking to strengthen their roster for next season.
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Paul Magnier 2026 the anti-favourite? Credits for @Cycling_Crazy for this stat:
Loses Clasica Valenciana as favourite
Wins Algarve stage as non-favourite
131st in Kuurne as one of the favourites
Wins 3 Giro stages and Ciclamino as non-fave, loses 4 Giro stages as fave
Loses Circuit-Franco-Belge as fave
Wins Cyclassics as non fave
Loses Deutschland sprint as fave, wins hilly stage despite Del Toro nuclear attack
Loses Bretagne as fave
31st in GP Fourmies as close 2nd fave
Loses Slovakia stage as fave
Loses 3 Croatia sprints as fave, wins tricky hilly stage
Wins 1 Guangxi flat sprint as non fave, wins tricky hilly Guangxi stage, loses 3 flat sprints as fave
27 days where he either lost as favourite, or he won when not favourite, or won as a bigger odds favourite after losing easier days in the same race
If, at the start of the 2026 season, I had told you that:
Enric Mas would win the Vuelta
Primož Roglič would become European time trial champion
Brandon McNulty would be the road World champion.
Afonso Eulálio would win the Giro’s Best Young Rider classification and finish in the top 10 overall
Lorena Wiebes would be disqualified from the Giro for having a bike that was 20 grams under the minimum weight.
Dorian Godon will be the second Netcompany INEOS rider with the most UCI points.
Tobias Svarre will beat Antonio Tiberi and Tim Wellens in a Pro stage race
Picnic’s best rider will be Frits Biesterbos
You were going to call me crazy, right?
🏆 Best Domestique of the 2026 Season
For me, there are plenty of candidates for this award, but my winner is Gregor Mühlberger! 🇦🇹
Mühlberger had been quiet during his last two seasons at Movistar, but he returned to an excellent level with Decathlon specially at the Giro d'Italia. Much of Felix Gall's success this season was also down to the outstanding support he received from Mühlberger, and that partnership will continue as both riders head to Lidl-Trek.
His work at the Giro was simply incredible. In my opinion, Mühlberger was the best domestique supporting a rider competing at the top of the general classification. He was also doing an excellent job at the Vuelta a España before unfortunately having to abandon.
There are, of course, plenty of other riders who deserve recognition.
Jasper Stuyven 🇧🇪 was fundamental to Paul Magnier success at the Giro d'Italia. He did an excellent job setting up his teammate for sprint victories. He also worked well for Tim Merlier at the Tour de France, although his contribution wasn't quite as decisive as it had been at the Giro.
Matteo Jorgenson 🇺🇸 deserves a mention for the support he provided to Brandon McNulty in his successful World Championships campaign.
Tadej Pogačar 🇸🇮 deserves recognition too. We shouldn't forget the support he provided to Isaac del Toro at the Tour de France. Even the biggest star can play a crucial domestique role (mostly because his GC was more than secured).
Sepp Kuss 🇺🇸 is another familiar name on this list. He's been one of the best domestiques in the peloton for years, and 2026 was another reminder of his value to his team.
Iván Romeo 🇪🇸 also deserves credit for the support he gave Enric Mas at the Vuelta a España. He proved to be an excellent teammate when it mattered most.
Finally, Juan Rodríguez 🇨🇴 was a pleasant surprise, showing that he can be a very effective teammate and work well alongside riders such as RichardCarapaz.
Who was your best domestique of 2026? 👀
🏆 Best Veteran of the 2026 Season: Primož Roglič 🇸🇮
For me, there can only be one winner here: Primož Roglič!
At 36, Roglič may no longer be the rider he was at his peak, but his end to the 2026 season was genuinely impressive.
He finished second overall at the Vuelta a España, proving that he can still compete at the highest level. Even if Tadej Pogačar didn’t abandon the race, Roglič would have finished third, ahead of established names such as Felix Gall, Richard Carapaz, Sepp Kuss and Oscar Onley.
That alone shows that Roglič still has plenty of quality and remains a strong contender in major stage races.
He then went on to become European time trial champion. It's fair to acknowledge that Remco Evenepoel was absent, and that the course suited Roglič's characteristics. Nevertheless, he still had to deliver the performance, and he did exactly that.
He may not be at his absolute peak anymore, but Roglič has proved that he still has what it takes to compete and win at the highest level.
For me, he's the clear choice as the best veteran of the 2026 season. 👏
My five best signings of the 2026 cycling season! 🚴♂️
1. Remco Evenepoel 🇧🇪 – Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
Remco Evenepoel was signed to lead Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, and he certainly lived up to expectations. He delivered a very strong season, finishing second at the Tour de France and winning two stages. He also enjoyed a good Classics campaign, including a surprise third-place finish at the Ronde van Vlaanderen.
On top of that, he became world champion in the individual time trial and European road race champion, alongside several other strong results throughout the season.
Overall, it was a very positive campaign for Remco and an excellent signing by Red Bull.
2. David Piganzoli 🇮🇹 – Team Visma | Lease a Bike
Piganzoli was a surprising signing for Visma, but one that turned out exceptionally well.
In his first WorldTour season, he delivered a very strong Giro d'Italia and remained competitive throughout the year. He showed that he has the potential to become a very good stage-race rider, with the ability to perform over three weeks.
He's still young, and Visma now has an exciting talent to develop into a potentially dangerous Grand Tour contender in the future. Considering his performances and long-term potential, this looks like a very smart signing.
3. Olav Kooij 🇳🇱 – Decathlon CMA CGM Team
Olav Kooij is another signing that deserves plenty of credit. He started his season a little later than expected due to physical problems, but the wait was worth it.
He didn't lose any of his speed. Quite the opposite: he delivered stage wins, including a victory at the Tour de France.
Kooij remains one of the best sprinters in the world, and I believe he'll continue to deliver plenty of victories and valuable points for Decathlon in the years ahead.
4. Dorian Godon 🇫🇷 – Netcompany INEOS
Dorian Godon was a somewhat surprising signing for INEOS, but he ended up being one of their best acquisitions of the season.
He performed extremely well throughout the year, delivering several stage victories and valuable results for the team. While the Tour de France didn't go according to plan for him, his performances in almost every other race were impressive.
Godon proved to be a very effective signing, bringing victories and consistency to the team.
5. Guillermo Thomas Silva 🇺🇾 – XDS Astana Team
Guillermo Thomas Silva was a real revelation in 2026. Having arrived from Caja Rural, a team competing at ProTeam level, he made an impressive step up and proved that he could compete at a much higher level. He also scored plenty of valuable points for Astana throughout the season.
The Giro d'Italia was undoubtedly one of the highlights of his year. He won a stage and even spent a day in the race leader's jersey, making a significant impact on one of cycling's biggest races.
But Silva's season wasn't just about the Giro. He also produced several excellent performances elsewhere, won the Arctic Race of Norway and claimed a title at the South American Games.
Perhaps he fell a little short in some of the biggest one-day races, but that doesn't take away from what was an outstanding season. He's a very talented rider who delivered important results, earned valuable points for Astana and exceeded expectations.
For me, Silva was one of the most impressive signings of the year and a rider with plenty of potential for the future.
Who do you think was the best signing of the 2026 season? 👀
The Tour de France 2027 route is great for Remco but Pogačar will win it anyway. End of the story.
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My five signings who failed to live up to expectations in the 2026 cycling season.
1. Juan Ayuso
Juan Ayuso was signed by Lidl-Trek to deliver big results, with a podium at the Tour de France among the main objectives. He was expected to become the team's leading rider for its toughest stage races.
There were some encouraging performances early in the season, including his victory at the Volta ao Algarve. However, injuries and physical problems disrupted his campaign. He still managed a third-place finish at the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes which offered some hope ahead of the Tour de France.
Unfortunately, he finished seventh overall at the Tour, behind his own teammate Mattias Skjelmose, who was already part of Lidl-Trek. The expectation was that Ayuso would deliver the result Skjelmose had yet to achieve, but instead he finished behind him. His results during the remainder of the season were also disappointing, making him one of the biggest letdowns of 2026.
2. Alberto Dainese
I've already spoken about Dainese, but he deserves again a place on this list. He arrived at Soudal Quick-Step with the ability to deliver strong results in bunch sprints, where he had previously shown himself to be a capable finisher.
However, he never really came close to winning a sprint stage, and his season fell well short of expectations. Even with a race programme that offered several opportunities to achieve good results and potentially pick up victories, he consistently underperformed.
3. Dylan van Baarle
Another rider who joined Soudal Quick-Step with the objective of strengthening their Classics squad was Dylan van Baarle, arriving from Visma.
He was active in some of the major Classics, but his results never came close to what the team would have hoped for. His best result was 30th at the Ronde Van Vlaanderen, which is simply not enough for a rider who has previously been one of the strongest contenders in the Classics.
4. Attila Valter
Valter moved from Visma to Bahrain Victorious with the prospect of enjoying more freedom and greater opportunities to pursue his own results.
He's a rider who has delivered some excellent performances in the past, so there was reason to believe that a change of team could help him rediscover his best form. Instead, he was almost completely invisible throughout the 2026 season.
A very disappointing campaign for a rider who had the potential to achieve much more.
5. Pavel Novák
Novák is a talented young rider who arrived with plenty of promise after finishing third at the Giro Next Gen last year.
We saw several riders who had impressed at under-23 level in 2025 take significant steps forward this season. Unfortunately, Novák wasn't one of them. He barely made an impact and failed to deliver any particularly notable results.
Given his talent and the expectations surrounding him, 2026 was a disappointing season.
These are my five signings who failed to meet expectations in 2026. Some were expected to deliver major results, while others were promising talents who struggled to make the step up. Either way, they all finished the season with plenty of questions to answer.
Who would make your list? 👀
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My five biggest breakthrough riders of the 2026 cycling season! 🚴♂️
1. Paul Seixas 🇫🇷
What more can you say about Paul Seixas? He won a Monument, becoming the youngest rider ever to win Il Lombardia and the fourth-youngest rider ever to win a Monument.
His season was outstanding from start to finish. He made a very strong start to the year and even managed to follow Tadej Pogačar for part of Liège–Bastogne–Liège. He then delivered an excellent Tour de France, finishing fourth in his first-ever Grand Tour, despite arriving without ideal preparation after a crash at the Critérium du Dauphiné.
If anyone still had doubts that Seixas could become one of the riders shaping the future of international cycling, those doubts should now be gone. His potential is extraordinary.
2. Davide Piganzoli 🇮🇹
Visma's signing of Davide Piganzoli was somewhat surprising, but he adapted extremely well to his new team.
He delivered a strong Giro d'Italia, even if he narrowly missed out on the youth classification, finishing 8th GC. He also picked up some impressive victories, including the Route d'Occitanie, the Tour de Luxembourg and, more recently, the Giro dell'Emilia.
He's a well-rounded rider who can perform over three weeks and is no slouch against the clock either. His development since moving from Polti to Visma has been impressive, especially in his first WorldTour season. He's definitely a rider to watch in the coming years.
3. Jarno Widar 🇧🇪
Jarno Widar is another young talent who announced himself at a high level this season.
His campaign was somewhat inconsistent at times, with periods when he was very visible followed by quieter spells. However, he finished the season strongly and showed why he's considered such an exciting prospect.
I believe Widar has the potential to become a major force in the Ardennes Classics. He's still developing, and I expect we'll hear a lot more about him in the years to come.
4. Afonso Eulálio 🇵🇹
Finally, Afonso Eulálio deserves his place on this list after an incredible Giro d'Italia. He won the young rider classification and finished inside the overall top 10, an outstanding achievement for a rider with so much of his career still ahead of him.
The rest of his season wasn't quite as successful, but I wouldn't read too much into that. He's still developing, has plenty of potential and for sure this won't be the last time we see him with the best.
5. Noah Hobbs 🇬🇧
EF's sprinter Noah Hobbs was clearly one of the biggest revelations of the season when it comes to pure speed.
He made the step up to EF's senior squad and adapted extremely well. Sprinting hasn't traditionally been one of EF's biggest strengths, but Hobbs proved that he can be a valuable weapon for the team.
He's still young, and I believe he has everything needed to remain a competitive sprinter in the international peloton for many years.
Who would make your list? 👀
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As for the Cycling Predictors league standings, the winner is the president of my club, @Lingrinhas1, @Marcio_cunha57, congratulations!
Congrats also to:
🥈 #JP28 - Who had a great season!
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I’d also like to thank the 257 players for participating, and I’m counting on you all for the 2027 season!
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And that’s another season of the best cycling fantasy game in the world, @AppCycling , coming to an end!
If we add up the points from all the rankings, I ended up being the second-highest-scoring player.
In total, we had about 24,000 players; however, not all of them played in every category or competed in every event.
Across my five full seasons playing Cycling Fantasy, I’ve managed to finish in the top 10 of at least one classification in four of them. This year, it was the Pro Men classification, where I finished 9th! A solid result, although it leaves me slightly frustrated.
Until early October, I was fighting for a podium finish and sitting in 3rd place, but a difficult final stretch cost me several positions.
Overall, it was a decent season, with top-50 finishes in every classification, but I’ve definitely done better in the past. I made some costly mistakes, especially towards the end of the season, which hurt my rankings across the board.
🌍 Men's WorldTour: My biggest regret was the Tour de France, where things went terribly wrong. I also regret not picking Frits Biesterbos for the Tour of Guangxi, which could have helped me secure an even better finish.
🌍 Women's WorldTour: A season to forget! Lotte Kopecky felt like she was playing against me personally. Whenever I left her out, she delivered a huge result; whenever I picked her, she disappointed me. 😂
🚴♂️ Pro Men: 9th place! A good result, even if I can't help wondering what might have been after being in 3rd for so long.
🚴♀️ Pro Women: 14th place, my best-ever result in this classification! I was close to the top 10, and that's now the target for next season.
All in all, a good season, but one that leaves me hungry for more. The goal for 2027 is clear: learn from the mistakes and make better decisions.
Who else played Cycling Fantasy this season? How did you do?
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Cycling Fantasy, final standings of the overall classification for the 2026 season (UWT & WWT & Pro Men & Pro Women) TOP 250:
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