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  • Primoz Roglic
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  • Carlos Rodriguez
  • Adam Yates
  • Sepp Kuss
  • Jai Hindley
  • Egan Bernal
  • Enric Mas Nicolau
  • Richard Carapaz
  • Felix Gall
  • Tao Geoghegan Hart
  • Tom Pidcock
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  • Geraint Thomas
  • Joao Almeida
  • David Gaudu
  • Alexander Vlasov
  • Mikel Landa
  • Isaac Del Toro
  • Pello Bilbao
  • Lenny Martinez
  • Thymen Arensman
  • Santiago Buitrago
  • Wout Van Aert
  • Pavel Sivakov
  • Wilco Kelderman
  • Romain Bardet
  • Nairo Quintana
  • Louis Meintjes
  • Lennert Van Eetvelt
  • Kevin Vauquelin
  • Daniel Martinez
  • Ben O'Connor
  • Tobias Halland Johannessen
  • Steven Kruijswijk
  • Rigoberto Uran
  • Oscar Onley
  • Max Poole
  • Giulio Ciccone
  • Damiano Caruso
  • Alexey Lutsenko
  • Jay Vine
  • Marc Soler
  • Lucas Plapp
  • Lennard Kamna
  • Laurens De Plus
  • Eddie Dunbar
  • Antonio Tiberi
  • Tobias Foss
  • Sergio Higuita
  • Romain Gregoire
  • Michael Woods
  • Mathieu van der Poel
  • Julian Alaphilippe
  • Johan Esteban Chaves
  • Jack Haig
  • Ilan Van Wilder
  • Hugh Carthy
  • Guillaume Martin
  • Fausto Masnada
  • Ben Tulett
  • Torstein Traeen
  • Tiesj Benoot
  • Stephen Williams
  • Rafal Majka
  • Johannes Staune-Mittet
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  • Andreas Leknessund
  • Valentin Madouas
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  • Ruben Guerreiro
  • Neilson Powless
  • Maximilian Schachmann
  • Mauri Vansevenant
  • Mattia Cattaneo
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  • Carlos Verona
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  • Ethan Hayter
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  • Harm Vanhoucke
  • Gijs Leemreize
  • Dylan Van Baarle
  • Derek Gee
  • Bauke Mollema
  • Mark Cavendish
  • Joshua Tarling

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Tour de France Odds and Betting

The Tour de France isn't just one of the most prestigious cycling events globally, but it also provides a thrilling opportunity for betting. Whether you're an experienced bettor or a novice, understanding the Tour de France odds can greatly enhance your betting strategy.

An Overview of the Tour de France

The Tour de France is an annual multi-stage cycling race primarily held in France, with occasional visits to neighboring countries. With 21 stages, the race covers around 3,500 kilometers over three weeks. Each stage poses a unique set of challenges for the cyclists, including individual time trials, team time trials, and mountain stages. Betting Tour de France, whether predicting the overall winner, individual stage outcomes, or specific classifications, can be an exhilarating experience with odds to win Tour de France fluctuating as the race progresses.

Understanding Tour de France Betting Odds

Understanding how to read Tour de France odds is pivotal to your betting success. Odds represent the probability of a certain outcome. Positive odds indicate the potential profit you can make on a $100 bet, while negative odds represent the amount you need to bet to win $100. For instance, if the odds are +300, a successful $100 bet would yield a $300 profit. Conversely, if the odds are -200, you'd need to bet $200 to win $100.

Strategizing Your Tour de France Betting

When analyzing the Tour de France odds to win, several factors should be considered, including the form of riders and teams, the course profile, weather conditions, and any other external factors like injuries and team tactics. In addition, understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each rider, the characteristics of each stage, and the trends from past races can provide valuable insights.

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