Drafting in Fantasy Cycling aims to reduce air resistance and conserve energy by positioning oneself behind another cyclist, creating a slipstream that reduces the force of the wind.

The Box Formation is not a common drafting formation in Fantasy Cycling. Single File, Echelon, and Paceline are more frequently used formations.

In Fantasy Cycling, the term 'Peloton' refers to the main group of cyclists riding together at a high pace.

Criterium is not a common type of stage in a Fantasy Cycling race. Flat Stage, Mountain Stage, and Time Trial are more frequently encountered.

A Breakaway Rider is a cyclist who attacks and breaks away from the main group in an attempt to gain an advantage.

Time-Based System is not a common type of Fantasy Cycling scoring system. Points System, Head-to-Head System, and Rank-Based System are more frequently used.

A Sprinter is a cyclist who specializes in sprinting finishes, often competing for stage wins in flat stages.

Draft-and-Hold League is not a common type of Fantasy Cycling league. Season-Long League, Weekly League, and Daily League are more frequently encountered.

A Climber is a cyclist who specializes in climbing mountainous terrain, often competing for stage wins in mountain stages.

All-Rounder Approach is not a common type of Fantasy Cycling draft strategy. Balanced Approach, Sprinter-Heavy Approach, and Climber-Heavy Approach are more frequently used.

An All-Rounder is a cyclist who performs well in a variety of terrains and disciplines, making them valuable assets in Fantasy Cycling teams.

Criterium is not a common type of Fantasy Cycling race format. Stage Race, One-Day Race, and Time Trial are more frequently encountered.

A Time Trialist is a cyclist who specializes in individual time trials, often competing for stage wins in time trial stages.

King of the Mountains Points is not a common type of Fantasy Cycling scoring category. Stage Wins, Sprint Points, and Time Bonus Points are more frequently used.

A Puncheur is a cyclist who is capable of performing well in both sprints and climbs, making them valuable assets in Fantasy Cycling teams.