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The 190.5-kilometer road from Livarot to Fougèes includes just one categorized climb, a Cat. 4 in the first 15 kilometers. After that, it's all flat and sprinters will probably contest the stage win. Don't miss our Tour De France STAGE 7 preview including best predictions and odds, betting tips on Stage Winner and Head to Head, bookie bonuses and no deposit free bets!

Tour De France stage 6 brings the peloton over 191.5km from Abbeville to Le Havre and consists of a long southwesterly run towards Bretagne and it's one of the hardest stage to predict. This article contains our Tour De France STAGE 6 preview including free predictions, odds, betting tips on Stage Winner and Head to Head, bookie promotion and no deposit bonuses!

Stage 5 will showcase the sprinters as the Tour De France travels over 189.5km from Arras to Amiens, a stage that is very likely to end with a fast finish. Check out here our Tour De France STAGE 5 betting preview including predictions, best odds, betting tips on Stage Winner and Head to Head, bookie offers and no deposit free bets!

Stage 4 sees the Tour return to the cobbles which wrought such devastation in last year’s race. It’s a comparatively long stage at 223.5 kilometers from Seraing to Cambrai and it is for Paris-Roubaix riders. Find below our Tour De France STAGE 4 preview, predictions, best odds, betting tips on Stage Winner and Head to Head, betting promotions and no deposit bonuses!

Tour De France Stage 3 from Anvers to Huy is another classic where the steep finish on the Mur de Huy offers the puncheurs the chance to win the stage and gain a few seconds. This article contains our Tour De France STAGE 3 betting preview, predictions, best odds, betting tips on Winner and Head to Head, bookie promotions and no deposit free bets!

After the prologue in Stage 1, the riders hit the road on a flat 166-kilometer route that remains in the Netherlands. On paper, it suits sprinters but strong crosswinds can cause problems to the peloton. Don't miss our Tour De France STAGE 2 preview, best odds, predictions, betting tips on Winner and Head to Head, bookie offers and no deposit bonuses!

Chris Froome, Alberto Contador, Vincenzo Nibali and Nairo Quintana are the bookmakers' favourites to win the 2015 Tour De France. This year’s route has the potential to produce one of the most varied and gripping Tours in recent years. Who will win? Find here our Tour De France betting preview including tips (Winner, King of the Mountain, Young Rider and Points Classification, Head to Head and much more) with best odds, free bets and no deposit bonuses!

For the 20th time the Tour starts outside France. The race reverts to tradition as the Tour starts with 13.8 km a time trial in Utrecht (Netherlands). Tony Martin and other time-trial specialists are the favourite to win the Tour De France 2015 Stage 1. Find below our Tour De France Stage 1 betting preview, best odds, predictions on Winner and Head to Head, free bets and bookie promotions!

The UFC returns to Mexico this Saturday night for a UFC 188 card headlined by the heavyweight title showdown between Cain Velasquez and Fabricio Werdum. Find here our betting preview on Velasquez v Werdum fight with tips, best odds, free bets and no deposit bonuses!

Two games, two overtimes. The NBA Finals 2015 are a tough battle and now the Cavaliers v Warriors series is 1-1. Game 3 will be played in Cleveland. Who will win? Find here our Cleveland v Golden State predictions, including betting tips, streaming info, best odds and no deposit free bets on the match!

World n.1 Novak Djokovic will face off against Stan Wawrinka in the French Open final. Who will be the 2015 Roland Garros winner? Find below our Djokovic vs Wawrinka match preview with the best tips, predictions, odds, free bets and no deposit bonuses available on the match!