Tour De France 2012 today's stage winner predictions and betting promotions

Sunday, 22 July 2012

Tour de France 2012 is already started. This year's race begins with a Prologue stage in the Belgian city of Liège. The 6.4-km (4.0-mile) individual time trail will whet our appetites for the 3496.9 km (2172.9 miles) that will be completed by the time cyclists hit the Champs-Élysées on Sunday, 22 July. Find here our 2012 Tour De France stage by stage predictions, best odds, free bets and betting promotions.

Stage 20: Sunday, July 22 - Rambouillet to Paris Champs-Elysees (120km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 19: Saturday, July 21 - Bonneval to Chartres (53.5km, individual time-trial)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 18: Friday, July 20 -Blagnac to Brive-la-Gaillarde (222.5km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 17: Thursday, July 19 - Bagneres-de-Luchon to Peyragudes (143.5km)
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Stage 16: Wednesday, July 18- Pau to Bagneres-de-Luchon (197km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 15: Monday, July 16 - Samatan to Pau (158.5km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 14: Sunday, July 15 - Limoux to Foix (191km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 13: Saturday, July 14 - Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux to Le Cap d'Agde (217km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 12: Friday, July 13 - Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne to Annonay Davezieux (226km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 11: Thursday, July 12 - Albertville to La Toussuire-Les Sybelles (148km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 10: Wednesday, July 11 - Macon to Bellegarde-sur-Valserine (194.5km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 9: Monday, July 9 - Arc-et-Senans to Besancon (41.5km individual time-trial)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 8: Sunday, July 8 - Belfort to Porrentruy (157.5km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 7: Saturday, July 7 - Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles (199km)FIND HERE A COMPLETE BETTING PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

Stage 6: Friday, July 6 - Epernay to Metz (207.5km)The final flat, sprinters stage for around a week, so the competition for stage honours in Metz will be as heated as ever. This stage is again nearly pan flat, with the Cote de Buixeres the only major difficulty on the stage. Expect to see Andre Greipel and Mark Cavendish pushing hard for a victory after two consecutive stages won by the German. Goss could be the surprise of the stage here.

Betandskill pick: M. Goss @ 11.00
Stage winner: P. Sagan

Other contenders:

M. Cavendish @ 2.30
A. Greipel @ 2.75
M. Goss @ 11.00
P. Sagan @ 16.00
A. Petacchi @ 34.00
T. Veelers @ 51.00
J.J Haedo @ 51.00
M.Renshaw @ 51.00

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Stage 5: Thursday, July 5 - Rouen to Saint-Quentin (196.5km)This stage is almost as flat as you get in modern Tour De France with there being no categorised climbs for the first time all Tour. The sprint point on today’s stage will also be highly contested as the breakaway will likely only be a very small one because of the rolling terrain in the first half of the stage. After then the stage almost flattens out completely providing the sprinters teams with an ideal opportunity to pounce.

Betandskill pick: M. Cavendish @ 2.25
Stage winner: A. Greipel

Other contenders:

A. Greipel @ 3.50
M. Goss @ 13.00
P. Sagan @ 15.00
A. Petacchi @ 26.00
M. Renshaw @ 81.00
T. Farrar @ 51.00

Stage 4: Wednesday, July 4 - Abbeville to Rouen (214.5km)Stage 4 looks like it is going to be another day for the sprinters: with distance, not the terrain, providing the biggest problem. the 214 km stage is predominately flat. However, 12km from the end, the terrain rises to a steady gradient for around 3km. This could promote attacks from the bunch from ‘lesser riders’ to try and get a stage win or to inject some pace into the peloton.

Betandskill pick: M. Goss @ 9.00
Stage winner: A. Greipel

Other contenders:

M. Cavendish @ 2.10
A. Greipel @ 5.00
M. Goss @ 9.00
P. Sagan @ 12.00
M. Kittel @ 23.00
A. Petacchi @ 41.00
T. Farrar @ 41.00
M. Renshaw @ 41.00

Stage 3: Tuesday, July 3 - Orchies to Boulogne-sur-Mer (197km)The third road stage is the first classified Medium Mountain Stage of the Tour. This means that the sprinters will be with the peloton until the mid stage sprint point and then just fall off the back as the terrain gets lumpier in the final 60km of the stage. This is when it gets tough. after passing over the Cote de L’Eperche, a 700m climb averaging 6.9%. This climb should not trouble anyone who has stage winning hopes- probably not even the sprinters. However, the 1km climb of the Cote de Mont Violette averaging 9.2% will act as a tester for the final 4 climbs of the stage- that are all condensed into the final 15km. The 3rd category Cote du Mont Lambert will cut the peloton to around 50-65 riders with the 1.3km climb (averaging 8.4%) being passed a lot quicker than the previous climbs. The descent from there and then the final kick up the Boulogne-Sur-Mer- a 700m climb at 7.4%. That final kick will suit the classics riders as well as sprinters who enjoy an uphill finish.

Betandskill pick: F. Cancellara @ 21.00
Stage winner: P. Sagan

Other contenders:

P. Sagan @ 3.00
P. Gilbert @ 7.00
A. Valverde @ 15.00
E. Boasson Hagen @ 15.00
S. Chavanel @ 20.00
C. Evans @ 26.00
S. Gerrans @ 31.00
M. Albasini @ 35.00
J. Van Den Broeck @ 55.00
R. Gesink @ 41.00
M. Goss @ 67.00

Stage 2: Monday, July 2 - Vise to Tournai (207.5km)Stage 2 is a stage for the sprinters to stretch their legs for their first chance for a stage win and 45 Green Jersey points. The flat terrain is bound to suit the sprinters and prevent breakaways from gaining unassailable distances on the peloton.

Betandskill pick: Mark Cavendish 2.30
Stage winner: Mark Cavendish

Other contenders:

M. Kittel @ 5.50
A. Greipel @ 6.30
P. Sagan @ 8.50
M. Goss @ 11.00
T. Farrar @ 41.00
M. Renshaw @ 41.00
A. Petacchi @ 41.00

Stage 1: Sunday, July 1 - Liege to Seraing (198km)The opening road stage of the 99th Tour De France is similar to the opening stage of the 2011 Tour; with the finish being up a slope. Unlike last years opening stage, the rest of the stage also has a high level of climbs throughout: 5 categorised climbs in total. This will allow the first polka-dot jersey of the 2012 Tour to be awarded. The finish of this stage in Seraing is up an average gradient of 4.7% and lasts for 2.4km.

Betandskill pick: Peter Sagan @ 3.00

Stage Winner: Peter Sagan

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Prologue: Saturday, June 30 - Liege to Liege (6.4-kilometres)
The opening stage of the Tour De France this year is a prologue. With there not being a prologue in 2011 and not one in 2013 in the 100th Tour De France, the specialists will be especially keen to take the honours here. This prologue shows no real difficulty to riders as the high point of the stage is only 82 metres only 14 meters higher than the starting point.

Betandskill pick: Bradley Wiggins @ 6.00

Stage Winner: Fabian Cancellara

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