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Stage 8 of Tour de France 2016 takes place in the Pyrenees on Saturday and will see the peloton undertake four categorised climbs on their 184 kilometre trek from Pau to Bagneres-de-Luchon. Don't miss our Tour De France STAGE 8 betting preview including best odds, free predictions on Winner and Head to Head, exclusive betting promotions & no deposit free bets on the TDF!

Stage 7 starts in L’Isle-Jourdain and ends 162kms later in Lac De Payolle. IT is the easiest of the three days in the Pyrenees, however, it contains a very tricky final 30 kilometres and we expect fireworks from the GC contenders. Check out here our Tour De France STAGE 7 betting preview including best odds, expert predictions on Winner and Head to Head, bookie bonuses & no deposit free bets on the Tour De France!

Stage 6 of the 2016 Tour de France makes its way from Arpajon to the finishing town of Montauban, a journey of 190.5 km. It's the turn of the sprinters again, although the parcours is not as straightforward as the flat finish might suggest. Don't miss our Tour De France Stage 6 betting preview, best odds, free predictions on Winner and Head to Head, exclusive bonuses & no deposit free bets on the race!

At 216km, stage 5 is the third stage in a row at more than 200km and it will bring the riders from Limoges to Le Lioran in Massif Central. It is the first tough day of the race with multiple categorised climbs. Read here our Tour De France Stage 5 betting preview, highest odds, free predictions on Winner and Head to Head, exclusive free bets & no deposit bonuses!

At 237.5km, Stage 4 (Saumur - Limoges) is the longest of the 2016 Tour de France and will be a tough battle between finisheurs and sprinters. Who will win? This article contains our Tour De France Stage 4 betting preview, best odds, free predictions on Winner and Head to Head, bookie bonuses & no deposit free bets!