Tour De France Cycling 2014 > July 5th - 27th

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1.8

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2.1

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4.5

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5.1

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Nibali, V[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

6

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7.6

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17

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32

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Rodriguez, Joaquin[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

41

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300

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO1] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FFF6F6, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]Kreuziger, R[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]

51

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110

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Porte, R[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

51

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150

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO1] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FFF6F6, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]Schleck, A[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]

52

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130

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Wiggins, B[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

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170

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[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]van Garderen, T[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

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80

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Uran, R[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

83

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210

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO1] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FFF6F6, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]van den Broeck, J[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]

83

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260

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Horner, C[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

101

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310

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO1] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FFF6F6, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]Schleck, F[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]

101

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150

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310

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO1] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FFF6F6, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]Talansky, A[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FFF6F6]

151

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310

[/TD] [/TR] [TR=class: BO0] [TD=class: ChartFormButtons, bgcolor: #FCE3E2, align: center][/TD] [TD=class: Competitor, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]Kwiatkowski, M[/TD] [TD=class: bindHover cellOdd, bgcolor: #FCE3E2]

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[robertob]

Re: Tour De France Cycling 2014 > July 5th - 27th Tour De France winner: Rui Costa @ 80/1 Boylesports - 1pt e/w I find it hard look beyond Chris Froome if it is about the winner of the Tour this year, he will be extremely hard to beat. That says over three weeks, with a pretty dangerous first week, nothing is a certainty in the TDF, and for that reason I cant have him odds-on betting wise. Most alternatives are not really appealing though, however Boylesports' 80/1 for Rui Costa is clearly outstanding, as I would even consider him value for much lower. He has the pedigree of a rider who can go really well in the Tour this year, now that he is riding for Lampre with leader duties. He knows how to handle this kind of pressure since he won a couple of tours in the past, like the Tour de Suisse twice or his 2nd in Paris-Nice. Obviously it's something different to be consistent over three weeks, and this will be the main question. But he is in the right age, has the right experience and results in the book. Not to forget he won three stages at the TDF already, particularly impressively last year. Rui Costa has the ambitions and ability to be a strong contender for this years Tour, considering he has had a good and consistent season so far and should be primed coming into the TDF on the back of this years Tour de Suisse. He is smart - which was most apparent when he won the world Championship last year - climbs well and can be explosive. Only weakness is his time trial ability, however that won't be too much of a problem as their is only one ITT, which is a rather demanding one featuring smaller climbs and for that reason should rather suit a rider like him than the time trial specialists. So after alll I see him with as a good a chance to finish on the podium as anybody, bar Froome and Contador, who are clearly outstanding, but not unbeatable. Particularly Contador, who is not getting any younger, and finished only 4th last year, has some question marks over his head, even though he has all the experience to go well again. There are also a couple of stages that probably will suit Rui Costa perfectly I feel, so he should be naturally a candidate to do either well, if not even winning one or another stage this year. He is clearly a price to get excited about and way too big in the betting.