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Tour de France
What is the Tour de France?
The Tour de France is the world's most prestigious cycling race, held annually over three weeks in July. It's one of cycling's three Grand Tours and covers approximately 3,500 kilometres across 21 stages.
What are some interesting betting options for Tour de France ?
You can choose among the great variety of Tour de France betting options available, including betting on Tadej Pogacar in Tour de France Outright Betting at odds of 1.25.
When is the Tour de France 2026?
The Tour de France 2026 is expected to take place in July 2026. Exact dates will be confirmed by ASO (Amaury Sport Organisation) closer to the event.
Where will the Tour de France 2026 start?
The Grand Départ location for 2026 has yet to be announced. The start city changes each year and is often hosted by different regions or countries.
Are there any other interesting Cycling competitions I can bet on?
Besides Tour de France betting, Betfair Sportsbook offers options on many other popular competitions, such as Tour de France.
What are the different jerseys?
Yellow Jersey (Maillot Jaune) - Overall race leader
Green Jersey - Points classification (sprinters)
Polka Dot Jersey - King of the Mountains (best climber)
White Jersey - Best young rider (under 25)
What types of stages are there?
Flat stages - Favour sprinters
Mountain stages - Favour climbers (often decisive)
Time trials - Individual races against the clock
Hilly stages - Transitional stages with moderate climbs
What are the famous climbs?
Iconic climbs that often feature include:
Alpe d'Huez - 21 hairpin bends
Mont Ventoux - "The Beast of Provence"
Col du Tourmalet - Highest Pyrenean pass
Col du Galibier - Alpine giant
Where does the Tour de France finish?
The race traditionally finishes on the Champs-Élysées in Paris with a celebratory final stage.
Who has won the most Tour de France titles?
Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault, and Miguel Indurain share the record with 5 wins each. Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard are among active riders chasing this record.
How long does the Tour de France last?
The race runs for 23 days in total, comprising 21 stages and 2 rest days.
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