Tour de France Betting Stage 16 Analysis: Can Pogacar Maintain His Grip?

2024 Tour De France Starting Stage 16
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Will make his patented late run?

Can Remco Evenepoel leapfrog Vingegaard for second place?

Check out an updated list of the yellow jersey top ten general classification and analysis.

1. Remco Evenepoel
2. Joao Almeida
3. Mikel Landa
4. Carlos Rodriguez
5. Adam Yates
6. Giulio Ciccione
7. Derek Gee
8. Santiago Buitrago

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Pogacar Versus Vingegaard Rivalry Has Been the Tour de France Story for Two Years

This year, Pogacar is one hundred percent

Last year, Pogacar lost training time due to a wrist injury.

The injury showed up late at the Tour, which his fans believe is the reason he fell to Vingegaard.

This year, Pogacar didn’t lose much training time.

Tadej appears to be getting stronger.

Oddsmakers Make Pogacar a -1200 Super Chalk

The oddsmakers like MyBookie believe Pogacar has the Tour de France in the bag.

Heading into the final six stages of the race, Tadej is a massive -1200 favorite.

Second choice Vingegaard is +800 while Remco Evenepoel is at +8000.

No other cyclist even has a remote shot of catching Pogacar.

Evenepoel doesn’t have much shot either unless Pogacar suffers a crash or some other unforeseen event.

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