1. Tour De France Stages 2020
2. Tour De France Stage Schedule
3. Tour De France Stage 11 Betting Odds
4. Tour De France Stage 11 Betting Tips
5. Tour De France Stages Map

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Our Tour de France betting guide is dedicated to all fans of this Grand Tour which takes place from 26th June until 18th July 2021. Let’s see what to expect from this year’s edition and what’s going on with Tour de France odds.

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Tour de France Odds

Let’s take a look at the current Tour de France Betting Odds and see the predictions.

*Keep in mind that the table above presents the average Tour de France Betting Odds. We highly recommend you check different online sportsbooks and see what odds they are offering. You should also have in mind that the odds can change before the event. Make sure to check them regularly in order to make an informed decision when you want to place your bet.

Let’s remind ourselves! The winner is the rider who completes the race as quickly as possible. Every participant’s time for each and every one of the stages is accumulated in order to calculate the total amount of time they needed to finish the race.

The person with the shortest finishing time is proclaimed the winner of the General Classification. Throughout the whole race, the famous yellow jersey goes from one rider to another since it’s the current leader of the General Classification who gets to wear it. However, the question is who’ll get to keep it?

The 2019 edition of Tour de France happened without some of the biggest favourites. After significant injuries due to a crash, Chris Froome, the four-time Tour winner couldn’t make a full recovery for this race, but hopefully, he’ll be participating this year. Last year’s 2020 Tour de France was postponed, starting on 29th August instead of 27th June.

However, we shouldn’t forget that even though all the attention often goes to the yellow jersey winner, his victory is the result of a well-organized team supporting him throughout the race. There are 22 teams composed of 8 riders, which brings us to the number of 176 riders who potentially can be the GC winners.

Tour de France Betting Types

Certain online sportsbooks offer better Tour de France odds than others. However, most of the online operators want you to have all kinds of Tour de France betting types for your enjoyment. Some of the most popular types of bet are the following ones:

Tour de France Outright Winner Odds

For all those who like to keep it simple, Tour de France outright winner is a great option. All you have to do is guess the winner of the competition. We have already described above in the text how the riders compete for victory. Check the table for more information about the current favourites.

Tour de France Match Betting

This is a special type of cycling bet offered by some bookies. The overall result doesn’t impact the outcome of a match bet. This type of cycling bet is conceived as a clash between two rivals and it’s also known as a head-to-head bet.

Usually, the bookmaker itself chooses two participants against one another and you should pick a winner. Regardless of their overall rank, if your chosen participant has a better result than his rival, your match bet is a winning bet.

Tour de France Handicap Betting

Handicap races in cycling exist to encourage the participants. It means that in this type of race riders are given different start times. Since their strength and performance are not the same, the main idea is to make the race fairer. In other words, handicap races bring a slight advantage to less successful riders.

Tour de France includes individual time trials races where riders start at a different time and they race alone without their teammates. That’s why this type of race is also known as the race of truth.

Check the online bookies in order to see if there are some Tour de France odds for handicap races.

Tour de France Top Three and Top Ten

Tour De France Stages 2020

It may seem hard and risky to pick the overall winner, especially at the early stages of the race. That’s why alternative options exist. You can bet on your favourite rider to finish either in the top three or top ten.

Tour de France Points Winner

Points classification is a subsidiary competition for which you can find special Tour de France betting odds. The leader wears a green jersey. It’s also known as a sprinters’ competition, so it can be really exciting to watch. Besides all these Tour de France betting types, race and stage winner bets are among the most common ones. You can also place match bets on every race or stage, predicting either which cyclist will achieve a better position or even which team will better rank.

Some of the bookies also offer special types of bets. For example, will a rider from France win the stage on September 20th, or will the same rider win both Stage 21 and the overall points classification, etc?

Tour de France Betting Tips

Tour de France betting tips can be found all over the Internet. Geraint Thomas is last year’s winner, and according to Tour de France betting odds, he is also one of the top favourites to win in 2021. However, his performance before the race hasn’t been the best. He didn’t manage to complete the Tour de Suisse.

On the other hand, the winner of Tour de Suisse, Egan Bernal is one of the biggest favourites at the moment. During this season, he managed to win Paris-Nice. His results and his talent seem promising, but we shouldn’t forget that there could always be surprises.

Two Slovenian top cyclists, Tadej Pogacar and Primoz Roglic are also considered to be strong candidates for winning the yellow jersey, according to the Tour de France tips. And so is Chris Froome who is keen on obtaining his fifth Tour de France title.

FAQ

At the end of our article about Tour de France tips, let’s take a look at some of the frequently asked questions.

When does Tour de France start in 2021?

This year, Tour de France starts on Saturday, June 26th, 2021 with a 186-kilometre hilly stage in Brest.

Who will win Tour de France in 2021?

Tour de France betting tips mention a few different names. Egan Bernal and Primoz Roglic are a couple of the biggest favourites right now. However, this could change in the weeks and days leading up to the race.

Who won Tour de France in 2020?

Last year’s winner was Tadej Pogačar, one of the biggest favourites for this year too according to Tour de France tips.

How can I watch Tour de France for free?

Some sports channels will be broadcasting the race. Alternatively, you can follow the action via live streaming provided by some online sportsbooks.

Where starts Tour de France in 2021?

This year, it starts off in Brest and finishes on the Champs-Elysées in Paris after the challenging route throughout France and its neighbouring countries.

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Stage 11 of the Tour de France takes place on Wednesday starting at Châtelaillon-Plage and covers 167.5 kilometres finishing in Poiters. We take a look at the stage from a betting perspective.

Stage 10 Wrap

Stage 10 of the Tour de France turned out in a bunch sprint as the betting suggested it would. It was by no means a straight forward stage though and the two man early break never got more than 90 seconds ahead before nervous tension in the peloton pulled them back due to potential cross winds. It was a day of crashes, but eventually the peloton hit the final kilometres together and Sam Bennett finally got his Tour de France victory holding off Caleb Ewan with Peter Sagan in 3^rd.

Stage 11 looks another one for the sprinters and there is no doubt that the big sprint teams of Bennett and Ewan are going to want to bring this one together for a final dash to the line because after this we head into the mountains and there won’t be many chances for the sprinters until Paris.

YELLOW JERSEY BETTING – Click here to bet – previous prices in brackets

Primoz Roglic 13/20 (6/10)

Egan Bernal 11/4 (7/2)

Tadej Pogacar 11/4 (28/10)

Nairo Quintana 18/1 (12/1)

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25/1 and better the balance

STAGE 11 BETTING - Click here to bet

S. Bennett 19/10

Ewan 22/10

Bol 9/2

Van Aert 8/1

Sagan 12/1

Pedersen 14/1

20/1 and better the balance

Stage 11 Verdict

This route is slightly more undulating than yesterdays but the wind should not be a factor and that means it is even more likely to finish in a bunch sprint.

Ewan almost got to Bennett on yesterdays short run in and todays finish should be better suited to the stage 3 winner.

Tour De France Stage 11 Betting Odds

Stage 11 Bets: Ewan win at 22/10

Tour De France Stage 11 Betting Tips

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Note: All prices correct at the time of writing but are subject to change