I'll have a go, I'm PIRAZZIGOAT. Bonus points to any regular Giro watchers who remember the great Stefano and his inept attempts at attacking.
In my experience this sort of game is bloody difficult. The main thing is that you don't want to pick domestiques (riders who work for others) because they're unlikely to get you many points. Ideally you want to find a balance between sprinters who'll do well on flat stages and place highly in the green jersey competition, General Classification riders and cheaper opportunists/mountain points hunters to fill your team out because it's difficult to afford many popular options without ending up with basement priced riders who have next to no chance of getting many points. I've never been much good at these things so take that advice with a grain of salt.
Haven't watched any cycling this season either, but the main thing is that it's all incredibly unpredictable as it's hard to tell who'll be in good form and who won't be- or even who will or won't ride. The biggest favourite Primoz Roglic (most recent GC results are winning the Vuelta a Espana, 3rd at the Giro, 4th at the 2018 TDF) crashed out of his last race. His teammate Tom Dumoulin (previous Giro winner and TDF podium finisher) hasn't had great results yet this season. Egan Bernal (defending champion) pulled out of his last race with a back issue, Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas aren't riding and have been replaced by Richard Carapaz (previous Giro winner but no results yet this season).
If you want to do some research procyclingstats is the place to look.
Stage Profiles:
https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/tour-de-france/2020/stages/all-stage-profiles
Startlist:
https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/tour-de-france/2020/startlist
Rider Rankings:
https://www.procyclingstats.com/rankings.php
Also, despite the fact that Michael Tomolaris always wants to talk about him, you shouldn't pick Richie Porte. He will always let you down. In fact, Caleb Ewan's the probably the only Aussie worth picking.
