Tour De France Stage 9 Odds
Stage 9 of the Tour De France, a 154 kilometres run from Pau to Laruns, serves the second test in the Pyrenees. It features three ascents to an elevation of more than 1,000 metres, demanding descents and a false flat final of 6 kilometres. Don't miss our Tour De France Stage 9 betting tips, best odds, predictions on Winner, Top 3 & Head to Head, exclusive betting offers and free bets.
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Stage 8 starts with over 50km of flat after Pau, then the peloton hits the Col de la Hourciere, a climb never seen before at the Tour. This ascent is 11.1km long and averages 8.8 per cent gradient. It is followed by the Col de Soudet, 3.8km long and an 8.5 per cent gradient, but much steeper in sections.Tour de France Betting Odds Even though the Tour de France has started, Canadians are still welcome to bet on the event. Cycling odds on the Tour de France update as the race progresses through each stage. Odds adjust at the end of every stage to reflect who is leading (whether it is on overall time, points or the Man of the Mountain) and who has the best chance of winning. Defending champion Tadej Pogacar (Team UAE) is +300 odds to win the 2021 Tour de France, while this year’s runner up, Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma), is the outright favorite at +200 odds. Primoz Roglic (left) and Tadej Pogacar (right) during the final stage of the 2020 Tour de France in Paris. 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. Tour de France 2021 - Official site of the famed race from the Tour de France. Includes route, riders, teams, and coverage of past Tours. Choose Pinnacle for the best Tour De France Stage 9 Matchups odds and highest limits for Tour De France Stage 9 Matchups betting online. Favourites Log in or Join to change your favourites.
After the category 3 Col d'Ichère, the last major hurdle before the rest day is a category one opportunity to the top of Col de Marie Blanque. This ascent is 7.7 kilometres long and the average gradient is 8.6 per cent, although the pitch is closer to 11 or 12 per cent near the top. The finish line is on a false flat uphill.
We expect Stage 9 to play out much like Stage 8, with essentially two races within one: a breakaway getting a large lead and producing the stage winner and the GC contenders fighting for the yellow on the final climb.
Stage 9 Contenders
Riders will need descending skills as much as climbing expertise, so there is no chance for riders such as Ilnur Zakarin.Hence, we expect again Thomas De Gendt and, finally, Alessandro De Marchi to be involved again in the winning breakaway.
Julian Alaphilippe is far enough from the yellow jersey now (11'42') and will be allowed to escape. His descending skills could be the decisive factor but, probably, the climbs are too steep for him.
Other probable attackers could be EF Pro Cycling’s
Daniel Martínez, Mitchelton-Scott’s Mikel Nieve, Quick-Step’s Bob Jungels, and Astana’s Omar Fraile.The likes of Warren Barguil, Pierre-Roger Latour, Hugh Carthy, Pello Bilbao, Alexey Lutsenko and Mark Hirschi, Davide Formolo and Nicolas Roche are other names to keep an eye on.
What about GC Contenders?
If no breakaway succeed, the stage feels tailor made for Tadej Pogacar and Primoz Roglic, who have been the best climbers so far and also have descending skills.Adam Yates and Egan Bernal looked vulnerable on the final climb on Stage 8, getting gapped at least twice but recovering to rejoin the best riders. We expect a defensive approach from them, as well as from Thibaut Pinot who is struggling with injuries after an early crash.
Conversely, we expect Guillaume Martin and Nairo Quintana to shine, as the duo have shown they have good legs on Saturday.
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