Tour De France Stage 5 Betting Tips

Tour de France 2021 Winner View all odds View all odds. Tadej Pogacar 5/2. Primoz Roglic 7/2. Geraint Thomas 12/1. Egan Bernal 14/1. The 2019 Tour de France was won by Egan Bernal, winning his first yellow jersey. The 2020 event begins on 27th June in Nice. For information visit the official Tour website. Stage 8 Tour De France Tips Posted on July 8, 2017 by Martin Today is the last flat spinters stage, before the brutel cobbles stage along the hell of the north course to Roubaix. This is slightly shorter than the 2020 Tour, which had a distance of 3,470 kilometres. A good idea, when you bet on the Tour de France, is to research how long each Stage is. Certain riders perform better over longer distances than short. Similarly, particular riders suit riding flat surfaces than across the hills. The odds for the TDF Stage 20 individual time trial on Saturday, Sep. 19th, favor Primoz Roglic, Tadej Pogacar, Tom Dumoulin, and Wout Van Aert. Get predictions and best bets on the second-last stae of the 2020 Tour de France.

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With four categorized climbs, including the first Category 2 ascents of the Tour, Stage 5 - a 175km route from Saint-Dié-des-Vosges to Colmar, will not be a good day for the sprinters. Check out here our Tour De France STAGE 5 betting preview, best odds, expert tips on Winner, Top 3 & Head to Head, exclusive promotions & no deposit free bets on the Tour De France!

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 BETTING PREVIEW

Stage 5 is a shorter stage with four categorised climbs.
If a breakaway fails to emerge, expect a select group of overall contenders and perhaps a few of the more versatile sprinters to contest the finish. A good 10K of flat roads run between the bottom of the final descent and the finish line in Colmar, so strong descenders will have a big chance.
The gradients of the final couple of climbs are not easy, but also not very hard, not enough to do damage to the GC guys.
KoM leader Tim Wellens is a good bet to go on the attack, trying to add to his lead in the hopes of wearing polka dots for at least another day.
Plus, we will not be surprised if overall leader Julian Alaphilippe goes on the attack himself. Greg Van Avermaet could also be in with a shot as well Wout Van Aert and Jasper Stuyven.
Breakaway specialists such as Alessandro De Marchi, Liliane Calmejane, Simon Clarke, Niki Tepstra, Giulio Ciccone, Thomas De Gendt and Oliver Naesen can't be ruled out.
Finally, sprinters with climbing skills could also be a threat, expecially the likes of Peter Sagan, Michael Matthews, Sonny Colbrelli and Caleb Ewan.
Other strong contenders are

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Matej Mohoric while GC contenders will save their legs for the first mountain finish to the Planche des Belles Filles on Thursday.

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 ODDS

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 PREDICTIONS

The following are our experts' betting tips on the Tour De France STAGE 5 (Winner and Head To Head recommended bets).

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The first summit finish of this year's Tour De France comes on Wednesday when the GC riders will make fireworks on the new 'La Planche des Belles Filles'. Who will win Stage 5? Check out here our Tour De France Stage 5 betting preview, best odds, predictions on Winner & Head to Head, bookie free bets & no deposit bonuses!

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 BETTING PREVIEW

The approach to the final category-one climb features only one categorised ascent coming 50km before the finish (which a breakaway may use to launch a bid for glory), before the last, explosive 6km to the Planche Des Belles Filles where most of the action is likely to occur. It is a relatively new climb that has been used in the race just twice: in 2012 and 2014. Chris Froome and Vincenzo Nibali have won the above mentioned stages, and the riders in Yellow at the top (Wiggins and Nibali) have gone on to claim overall race victory in Paris.
The Planche des Belles Filles climb isn’t long but it’s a brute, rising over 1,000 meters in 5.9km and with a stretch of 20% grade right at the top. It’s there Froome attacked in 2012 to escape to victory.
Chris Froome is the obviuos favoruite of this stage as he is the most explosive climber in the peloton. He looked good in the opening TT, and has doubtless improved since the Dauphine.
Richie Porte has shown anything like his best form ahead of the Tour, with his second-place in the Dauphine coming courtesy of a career-best time trial win but he was disappointing in the Stage 1 (the Individual Time Trial) last Saturday.
Nairo Quintana has some seconds to make up after the time trial on day one and we are sure the Colombian will try to make a gap over the other GC contenders.
Fabio Aru looked great in the Dauphine and should be fresh as he has not raced much this season due to injury. Anyway, he prefers high-mountain stages rather than one-climb stages.
Jakob Fuglsang could take advantage of a possible team-work with his team mate Fabio Aru, while Romain Bardet have enough talent - and legs - to make it all by himself.
Thibaut Pinot could be the dark horse, given that rider who are fighting for the Yellow Jersey could control themselves and give the Frenchman enough space to reach the finish line before all other contenders.
Riders like Steve Cummings, Dan Martin, Louis Meintjes and Rafal Majka are capable of a stage victory, but only if attacking early enough.
No chances for the current Yellow Jersey Geraint Thomas, Lilian Calmejane, Pierre Latour, Alberto Contador and Serge Pauwels.
Long shots?
Mikel Landa is likely to help his captain rather that trying to win the stage. Johan Esteban Chaves, Thomas De Gendt and Gianluca Brambilla could be the surprise of the day in case of winning breakaway. Few chances also for Robert Gesink and Simon Yates.

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 ODDS

• Chris Froome @ 5.00
• Richie Porte @ 5.00
• Fabio Aru @ 13.00
• Nairo Quintana @ 15.00
• Daniel Martin @ 17.00
• Thibaut Pinot @ 26.00
• Jakob Fuglsang 26.00
• Romain Bardet @ 26.00
• Steve Cummings @ 34.00
• Alberto Contador @ 34.00
• Geraint Thomas @ 34.00
• Pierre Rolland @ 34.00
• Rafal Majka @ 34.00
• Thomas de Gendt @ 41.00
• Johan Esteban Chaves @ 41.00
• Simon Yates @ 41.00
• Robert Gesink @ 51.00
• Louis Meintjes @ 51.00
• Gianluca Brambilla @ 67.00
• Mikel Landa @ 81.00
• Lilian Calmejane @ 81.00
• Pierre Latour @ 81.00
• Carlos Betancur @ 101.00

TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 5 PREDICTIONS

• Winner: Chris Froome @ 5.00
• Winner: Daniel Martin @ 17.00
• Winner: Romain Bardet @ 26.00
• Head to Head: Bardet to beat Contador @ 1.75
• Head to Head: Daniel Martin to beat Fuglsang @ 1.80
• Head to Head: Froome to beat Quintana @ 1.42

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