Tour De France Stage 10 Predictions: Winner & H2H Tips, Best Odds (Vulcania > Issoire - 11.7.2023)

Monday, 10 July 2023 15:58
Written by David Bet

Stage 10 of the 2023 Tour De France, a 167 km run from Vulcania (a volcano-themed amusement park) to Issoire, is probably the hilliest day of the Tour de France. Will another breakaway succeed? Read here our Tour De France Stage 10 predictions, odds, recommended bets on Winner, Top 3 & Head to Head, promo codes & free bets!

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TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 10 BETTING PREVIEW

There will be almost no flat roads throughout the whole stage. There are 5 categorized climbs on the menu, over 3100 meters of climbing.

the decisive point will be the final ascent, the Cote de la Chapelle-Marcousse, who is 6.6 kilometers long at 5.5%, and crests with 28.5 kilometers to go.

Then the riders will have to descend for more than 15 kilometers, while the last 10 kilometers are flatter.

Prior to that, the route climbs are the following:

Col de la Moréno (4.8 kilometres at 4.7%)
Col de Guéry (7.8 kilometres at 5%)
Col de la Croix Saint-Robert (6 kilometres at 6.3%)
Côte de Saint-Victor-la-Rivière (3 kilometres at 5.9%)
Côte du Lac de Bourdouze (2.7 kilometres at 5.2%)
Col de Chamoune (4 kilometres at 4%)

Stage 10 Favourites

After the first rest day of the Tour de France, we expect fireworks a hilly day through the Massif Central.

GC contenders will probably have a quiet day, but many riders will try to gain minutes and return in the Top 10 of the General Classification.

They will fight with stage hunters for the victory on Tuesday, so our picks will be among riders just outside the Top 10 and breakaway specialists with good climbing skills.

Wout van Aert will be seeking his first stage win this year and perhaps has here a good opportunity. The Belgian could be followed by Mathieu Van Der Poel, igniting one of the fiercest rivalries of modern cycling.

Behind them, there is a plethora of riders that could have targeted this stage: Julian Alaphilippe, Dylan Teuns, Alberto Bettiol, Kasper Asgreen, Matej Mohoric, Fred Wright and Victor Lafay have a good chance of succeeding if they manage to get the right breakaway.

Other interesting options are Lidl-Trek duo Mattias Skjelmose and Giulio Ciccone. they are not a threat for the overall standings anymore and have saved their legs on the Puy de Dome.

Riders just outside the Top 10 that might try to recover time and positions are Mikel Landa, Thibaut Pinot, Felix Gall, Valentin Madouas, Guillaume Martin and Emanuel Buchmann.

Maybe, one of more tiders among them were waiting for this hilly stage.

Dark horses?

The likes of Lawson Craddock, Simon Clark, Georg Zimmermann, Magnus Cort Nielsen, Rasmus Tiller, Stefan Kung, Soren Kragh Andersen, Jasper Stuyven, Alex Aranburu, Krists Neilands, and Nans Peters have been quiet so far.

With so many possible contenders, predicting the winner is no easy task.