Tour De France Odds 2018

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The 2018 Tour de France commences on Saturday, July 7 on the island of Noirmoutier. 2018 Tour de France outright odds +200 – Chris Froome +300 – Richie Porte +450 – Nairo Quintana +500 – Mikel Landa +700 – Tom Dumoulin +800 – Vincenzo Nibali +1000 – Romain Bardet +1400 – Geraint Thomas +1700 – Alejandro Valverde. This should be one of the most intriguing Tour de France races in years. The Tour de France begins on July 7th in Noirmoutier-en-L’ile and wraps up in Champs-Elysees three weeks later on July 29th, 2018. Vegas Odds Despite the recent troubles Froome will enter the Tour de France as the cyclist with the best odds. He is listed at +175 to capture a fourth consecutive Tour de France title and the fifth in sixth years. The 2018 Tour de France will begin on Saturday and we are set for three weeks of exciting sprints, tough hill climbing and terrific competition.The 105th edition of the grand tour has dr.

[Article was written before the start of the Tour de France and has not been updated.]

The GC-guys can take it relatively easy in the first week of action. Only the TTT on day three and the cobbled stage ahead of the rest day are important in terms of GC. In the other races the overall contenders just have to be alert, although the ride to Mûr-de-Bretagne might be a chance to win time bonuses.

The second week is something else from the start. Firstly, a mountain stage with a finale on descent before the 11th stage brings the first summit finish after an explosive 110 kilometres race through the high mountains. The following day serves yet another hearty mountain meal with an uphill finish in Alpe d’Huez. At the end of these three high altitude days it is highly unlikely that the winner will have revealed himself, but we definitely know who is not going to win the Tour de France.

The third week kicks off with a mountain stage that ends in the valley of Bagnères-de-Luchon. So an opportunity for fast descenders – Froome, Nibali, Valverde, Roglic? Then the 17th stage is something to look forward to, as it features three tough climbs in merely 65 kilometres. Expect a GC-contender who has seen his overall ambitions turn sour to give it a last shot with a long range attack, thus shaking up the overall at the end of the day. So this compact mountain stage could very well turn out to be decisive. The 19th stage is promising for different reasons: 200 kilometres, almost 5,000 vertical metres (Aspin, Tourmalet, Soulor, Aubisque), and finish after a 20 kilometres descent. The hilly time trial on the penultimate day of action will decide on the final rankings.

The TTT should fancy BMC (Porte), Sky (Froome) and possibly Sunweb (Dumoulin), while Nibali made it perfectly clear in the 2014 Tour de France that cobbles don’t scare him and he put time into all the other GC-contenders. On the other side of the spectrum, Froome crashed out of the race that day. It was raining, which made it a hard race. La Grande Boucle featured another cobbled stage the following year, which went by rather uneventful – all GC-guys finished in the same time. This time however, the number of stretches of pavé is more than doubled. So that’s an opportunity for the Shark to land a blow. Possibly Tom Dumoulin fares well on this terrain, too.

A number of stages end with a descent. Nibali, Bardet and Froome are fast descenders, so we should expect them to put pressure on the likes of Porte and Quintana when it goes downhill. The Colombian on the other hand had no other option than to strike when it goes uphill. The aforementioned compact high altitude stages – 11 and 17 – seem to be tailor made for a rider with his skills.

Despite his victory in the Giro d’Italia a question mark is hovering over Froome’s head. Normally, the four-time Tour de France winner would have been the undisputed favourite, but the Giro/Tour double has not been a very successful combination in recent history. In fact, Marco Pantani was the last rider to win the two events in the same season as far back as 1998. Along with Fausto Coppi, Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault, Stephen Roche and Miguel Indurain Il Pirata is the only rider to successfully achieve the double. What speaks in favour of Froome, there will be six weeks between the two races instead of five. Same story for Dumoulin obviously, who finished second in Italy. Another thing that speaks in favour of those two is the hilly ITT on the penultimate day.

Just looking at his results, Primoz Roglic boasts the most impressive 2018 palmares. The Slovenian former ski-jumper won the Tour of the Basque Country, Tour de Romandie and, recently, the Tour of Slovenia almost 2 minutes ahead of Rigoberto Uran. These are races of almost one week though – is he able to prolong it to three weeks? The talent is there, that’s for sure. Roglic is an outstanding time triallist and a good climber.

A question mark may be hovering over Froome’s head because of the Giro/Tour double, but something similar is definitely hovering over Nibali’s head because of his performances. Yes, he won Milan-San Remo in brilliant style, but in multi-day stage races he never finished on top 10. Yet, apart from Froome the Italian is the only former winner at the start of La Grande Boucle.

The last big preparation races for the Tour de France, Critérium du Dauphiné and Tour de Suisse, were won by Geraint Thomas and Richie Porte. Thomas will be on domestique duty for his team leader Froome, while Porte seems to be ready for his first Tour de France title. He finished the Tour de Suisse more than a minute clear of Jakob Fuglsang and Nairo Quintana.

Favourites Tour de France 2018

***** Chris Froome, Nairo Quintana, Richie Porte
**** Tom Dumoulin, Romain Bardet, Vincenzo Nibali, Jakob Fuglsang
*** Rigoberto Uran, Adam Yates, Primoz Roglic, Mikel Landa
** Bauke Mollema, Ilnur Zakarin, Daniel Martin, Rafal Majka, Bob Jungels
* Geraint Thomas, Domenico Pozzovivo, Steven Kruijswijk, Alejandro Valverde

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Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7 to July 29, 2018

July 23, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Geraint Thomas +100
Chris Froome +120
Tom Dumoulin +500
Primoz Roglic +2000
Romain Bardet +5000
Mikel Landa +6600
Nairo Quintana +8000
Steven Kruijswijk +10000
Dan Martin +20000
Jakob Fuglsang +20000
Alejandro Valverde +40000
Egan Bernal +50000

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Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7 to July 29, 2018

July 16, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +125
Geraint Thomas +700
Vincenzo Nibali +700
Nairo Quintana +1000
Mikel Landa +1200
Tom Dumoulin +1600
Jakob Fuglsang +2000
Adam Yates +2000
Alejandro Valverde +2200
Romain Bardet +2500
Primoz Roglic +2500
Rigoberto Uran +5000
Dan Martin +5000
Rafal Majka +6600
Ilnur Zakarin +6600
Steven Kruijswijk +6600
Bob Jungels +10000
Bauke Mollema +10000
Warren Barguil +15000
Egan Bernal +25000
Tejay Van Garderen +50000

Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7 to July 29, 2018

July 15, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +150
Richie Porte +500
Geraint Thomas +800
Vincenzo Nibali +900
Mikel Landa +1200
Nairo Quintana +1400
Jakob Fuglsang +1800
Tom Dumoulin +2000
Rigoberto Uran +2000
Adam Yates +2000
Romain Bardet +2500
Primoz Roglic +2500
Alejandro Valverde +2500
Dan Martin +4000
Egan Bernal +6600
Rafal Majka +6600
Bob Jungels +8000
Ilnur Zakarin +8000
Bauke Mollema +10000
Steven Kruijswijk +12500
Tejay Van Garderen +15000
Warren Barguil +20000

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Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7 to July 29, 2018

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July 6, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +150
Richie Porte +400
Nairo Quintana +700
Mikel Landa +900
Vincenzo Nibali +1100
Tom Dumoulin +1200
Romain Bardet +1400
Geraint Thomas +1800
Adam Yates +2000
Primoz Roglic +2000
Jakob Fuglsang +2200
Alejandro Valverde +2500
Rigoberto Uran +2500
Egan Bernal +3300
Dan Martin +5000
Ilnur Zakarin +6600
Steven Kruijswijk +8000
Bauke Mollema +10000
Bob Jungels +10000
Rafal Majka +12500
Marc Soler +25000
Warren Barguil +25000
Wout Poels +25000
Domenico Pozzovivo +30000
Alexis Vuillermoz +50000
Andrey Amador +50000
Damiano Caruso +50000
Darwin Atapuma +50000
Gorka Izagirre +50000
Guillaume Martin +50000
Ion Izagirre +50000
Julian Alaphilippe +50000
Lilian Calmejane +50000
Mathias Frank +50000
Michal Kwiatkowski +50000
Mikel Nieve +50000
Peter Sagan +50000
Pierre Rolland +50000
Rein Taaramae +50000
Robert Gesink +50000
Serge Pauwels +50000
Tanel Kangert +50000
Tejay Van Garderen +50000
Tiesj Benoot +50000
Tony Gallopin +50000
Tony Martin +50000

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Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7, 2018

July 3, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +175
Richie Porte +400
Nairo Quintana +650
Mikel Landa +900
Vincenzo Nibali +900
Tom Dumoulin +1200
Romain Bardet +1600
Geraint Thomas +1600
Adam Yates +1600
Alejandro Valverde +2000
Jakob Fuglsang +2000
Rigoberto Uran +2500
Primoz Roglic +2500
Ilnur Zakarin +4000
Dan Martin +5000
Warren Barguil +10000
Bauke Mollema +10000
Bob Jungels +10000
Wouter Poels +15000
Leopold Konig +15000
Wilco Kelderman +15000

Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7, 2018

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June 25, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +200
Richie Porte +350
Nairo Quintana +600
Mikel Landa +600
Tom Dumoulin +800
Vincenzo Nibali +800
Romain Bardet +1600
Alejandro Valverde +2500
Geraint Thomas +2500
Rigoberto Uran +3300
Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno +3300
Ilnur Zakarin +3300
Adam Yates +3300
Esteban Chaves +5000
Jakob Fuglsang +5000
Dan Martin +6600
Simon Yates +6600
Warren Barguil +10000
Primoz Roglic +10000
Wouter Poels +10000
Bauke Mollema +15000
Bob Jungels +15000
Leopold Konig +15000
Wilco Kelderman +15000

Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July 7, 2018

June 4, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +200
Richie Porte +350
Nairo Quintana +600
Mikel Landa +600
Tom Dumoulin +800
Vincenzo Nibali +800
Romain Bardet +1600
Alejandro Valverde +2500
Geraint Thomas +2500
Rigoberto Uran +3300
Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno +3300
Ilnur Zakarin +3300
Adam Yates +3300
Esteban Chaves +5000
Jakob Fuglsang +5000
Dan Martin +6600
Simon Yates +6600
Warren Barguil +10000
Primoz Roglic +10000
Wouter Poels +10000
Bauke Mollema +15000
Bob Jungels +15000
Leopold Konig +15000
Wilco Kelderman +15000

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Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July, 2018

February 26, 2018

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome +110
Tom Dumoulin +400
Richie Porte +450
Nairo Quintana +650
Mikel Landa +800
Vincenzo Nibali +1200
Rigoberto Uran +2000
Romain Bardet +2000
Alejandro Valverde +2500
Fabio Aru +2500
Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno +2500
Dan Martin +3300
Esteban Chaves +3300
Geraint Thomas +3300
Ilnur Zakarin +3300
Jakob Fuglsang +5000
Thibaut Pinot +5000
Adam Yates +6600
Warren Barguil +6600
Simon Yates +8000
Bauke Mollema +10000
Primoz Roglic +10000
Wouter Poels +10000
Bob Jungels +15000
Leopold Konig +15000
Wilco Kelderman +15000

Odds on the 2018 Tour De France according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for July, 2018

November 6, 2017

Tour de France 2018
Chris Froome -110
Tom Dumoulin +400
Richie Porte +600
Nairo Quintana +900
Mikel Landa +1000
Vincenzo Nibali +1600
Fabio Aru +2500
Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno +2500
Rigoberto Uran +2500
Romain Bardet +2500
Adam Yates +3300
Ilnur Zakarin +3300
Dan Martin +5000
Esteban Chaves +5000
Geraint Thomas +5000
Alejandro Valverde +6600
Jakob Fuglsang +6600
Thibaut Pinot +6600
Warren Barguil +6600
Primoz Roglic +10000
Simon Yates +10000
Bauke Mollema +15000
Leopold Konig +15000
Wilco Kelderman +15000
Wouter Poels +15000
Bob Jungels +20000

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