Internet Tour de France Game 2022

The Internet Tour de France Game 2022 was a free competition organized on the Internet in which participants attempted to predict the results of the stages of the cycling race Tour de France 2022. Each participant selected a team of 15 cyclists and the team members earned points when they finished in the top 10 of a stage. The participant with the team that collected the largest number of points after the Tour de France was the winner of this game.

• Description of the game
• History of the Internet TdF Game
• Cyclist list Tour de France 2022
• Dropouts Tour de France 2022
• Game participants All 274 teams | Search teams
• The favorite cyclists of the game participants in 2022
• Optimal team for the game in 2022
• Stage top ten positions in 2017-2021
• Veteran performance 1994-2022

The Tour de France of 2022 started on Friday July 1 in Copenhagen, Denmark and finished on Sunday July 22 in Paris. The race contained two individual time trials, 19 regular stages and three rest days. Information about this event can be obtained from the official site.

Stage results

Winner stage 21: Bert Otten (The Netherlands).

1. Stage 21: July 24, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
2. Stage 20: July 23, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
3. Stage 19: July 22, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
4. Stage 18: July 21, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
5. Stage 17: July 20, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results

This overview starts with: Stage 1: July 1, 2022

Stage winners | Hall of Fame 2022 | All-Time Hall of Fame

Overall Rankings

Winner: Gerard Creemers (The Netherlands)

1. Stage 21: July 24, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
2. Stage 20: July 23, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
3. Stage 19: July 22, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
4. Stage 18: July 21, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results
5. Stage 17: July 20, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results

This overview starts with: Stage 4: July 5, 2022: Top 100 | All results | Search results

External links

If you know an interesting site that is relevant for the Tour de France you can mail the address to erikt(at)xs4all.nl

Major Cycling Sites

• Cyclingnews.com
• Cycling Union UCI
• Johannes Homan's CycleBase (in Dutch)

Other important cycling races

• Tour de Romandie: official site | Wikipedia (winner: Vlasov)
• Giro d'Italia: offcial site (in Italian) | Wikipedia (winner: Hindley)
• Dauphiné Libéré: official site | Wikipedia (winner: Roglic)
• Tour de Suisse (12-19 June): official site (in German) | Wikipedia (winner: Thomas)
• Vuelta Ciclista a España (19 August - 11 September): official site (in Spanish) | Wikipedia
• World Championships (25 September, Wollongong, Australia): official site

The 2021 Vuelta was won by Roglic while Alaphilippe took the 2021 world road title.

Tour de France information

• Official Tour de France site
• Cyclingnews.com
• The NOS Teletekst Tour de France pages are currently unavailable
• Tour de France pages by Steephill, BBC, Wikipedia
• Steephill.tv: live Tour coverage

Other Cycling Games

• AD Tour Wielerspel by Algemeen Dagblad (in Dutch)
• ASG Tourspel by ASG (in Dutch)
• Callmewimpy Tourspel by Callmewimpy (in Dutch)
• Fantasy Tour de France by George Chapman
• Tour de France Competition by CyclingFever
• Tourploeg.nl by Anonymous (in Dutch)
• Tourspel by Familie Boers
• Tourspellen by Evard Meijer (in Dutch)

More links to fantasy cycling games can be found at Startpagina.nl (under Tourpools).