2021 Tour de France - STAGE AND JERSEYS - Predictions Challenge - (STILL OPEN FOR LATE ENTRIES)

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Sep 11, 2016
2,624
2,739
17,180
  1. S. Bennett
  2. A .Yates
  3. C. Ewan
  4. M. Nieve
  5. S. Bennett
  6. N. Quintana
  7. G. Nizzolo
  8. P Roglic
  9. P. Rolland
  10. C. Ewan
  11. S. Bennett
  12. P. Gilbert
  13. T. Pino
  14. L.L.Sanchez
  15. N. Quintana
  16. O. Fraille
  17. E. Bernal
  18. A. Yates
  19. C. Ewan
  20. T. Dumoulin
  21. S. Bennett.
 
Jan 18, 2020
287
490
4,130
  1. Ewan
  2. Van Aert
  3. S Bennett
  4. Roglic
  5. Nizzolo
  6. Pogacar
  7. Ewan
  8. Bernal
  9. Formolo
  10. Degenkolb
  11. S Bennett
  12. Impey
  13. Higuita
  14. Sagan
  15. Pinot
  16. Bilbao
  17. Bernal
  18. A Yates
  19. Sagan
  20. Dumoulin
  21. Ewan
 
Feb 23, 2014
8,827
254
17,880
Stage 1 - Ewan
Stage 2 - Alaphilipe
Stage 3 - Sagan
Stage 4 - Roglic
Stage 5 - Wout Van Aert
Stage 6 - Pinot
Stage 7 - Sam Bennet
Stage 8 - Roglic
Stage 9 - Alaphilipe
Stage 10 - Ewan
Stage 11 - Ewan
Stage 12 - Wout Van Aert
Stage 13 - Bernal
Stage 14 - Thomas De Gendt
Stage 15 - Quintana
Stage 16 - Higuita
Stage 17 - Bernal
Stage 18 - Alaphilipe
Stage 19 - Sagan
Stage 20 - Dumoulin
Stage 21 - Ewan
 
Mar 10, 2009
2,487
603
13,680
  1. Ewan
  2. Van Aert
  3. S. Bennett
  4. Roglic
  5. Nizzolo
  6. Alaphilippe
  7. Ewan
  8. Sivakov
  9. De Gendt
  10. Van Aert
  11. Nizzolo
  12. Van Avermaet
  13. Roglic
  14. Sagan
  15. Pinot
  16. Alaphilippe
  17. Bernal
  18. Pogacar
  19. Lutsenko
  20. Dumoulin
  21. Morkov
 
It is not that they are not giving breakaways a chance. They are just playing the spreads and odds. We all know there will be breakaways, we just don't know who, and when it will be successful.


Then what about Sagan because as almost indefinite winner of green surely he has a better chance at stage wins than anyone if you wants to reduce the odds.


Talking about stages seems alot of not so long ago GC riders are now riding for stages ...this is where alot of the action could be this year

We have Bardet, Allphillipe,Dan Martin, Adam Yates, Esteban Chaves ,Piere Rolland, ..I'm not sure about Porte /Molema as different media quoting differently

What about Movistar ...they surely are not riding for GC ???
 
Feb 23, 2014
8,827
254
17,880
Then what about Sagan because as almost indefinite winner of green surely he has a better chance at stage wins than anyone if you wants to reduce the odds.


Talking about stages seems alot of not so long ago GC riders are now riding for stages ...this is where alot of the action could be this year

We have Bardet, Allphillipe,Dan Martin, Adam Yates, Esteban Chaves ,Piere Rolland, ..I'm not sure about Porte /Molema as different media quoting differently

What about Movistar ...they surely are not riding for GC ???
Movistar will ride for neither GC nor stage wins. They'll be riding for a top 15 :p
 
May 5, 2010
51,708
30,258
28,180
I present to you; my Silly Predictions! Using a Random Number Generator.
Warning: This is not going to make a whole lot of sense...

Stage 1: Jan Polanc
Stage 2: Clément Venturini
Stage 3: Guillaume Martin
Stage 4: Pello Bilbao
Stage 5: Jasper de Buyst
Stage 6: Diego Rosa
Stage 7: Richard Carapaz
Stage 8: Elia Viviani
Stage 9: Niccoló Bonifazio
Stage 10: Andrey Amador
Stage 11: Christophe Laporte
Stage 12: Pierre Rolland
Stage 13: Esteban Chaves
Stage 14: Søren Kragh Andersen
Stage 15: Bob Jungels
Stage 16: Jérôme Cousin
Stage 17: Jens Debusschere
Stage 18: Daryl Impey
Stage 19: Sonny Colbrelli
Stage 20: Omar Fraile
Stage 21: Bryan Coquard
 
May 10, 2013
5,455
3,245
23,180
  1. Caleb Ewan
  2. Sergio Higuita
  3. Sam Bennett
  4. Lennard Kamna
  5. Peter Sagan
  6. Primoz Roglic
  7. Sam Bennett
  8. Nairo Quintana
  9. Bob Jungels
  10. Caleb Ewan
  11. Caleb Ewan
  12. Julian Alaphilippe
  13. Richard Carapaz
  14. Daryl Impey
  15. Miguel Angel Lopez
  16. Tadej Pogacar
  17. Tom Dumoulin
  18. Tiesj Benoot
  19. Christophe Laporte
  20. Primoz Roglic
  21. Sam Bennett
 
Jan 2, 2018
230
265
9,430
Stage 1: Sam Bennett
Stage 2: Alaphilippe
Stage 3: Caleb Ewan
Stage 4: Roglic
Stage Five: Alaphilippe
Stage six: Alaphilippe
Stage 7: Sam Bennett
Stage 8: Higuita
Stage 9: Alaphilippe
Stage 10: Caleb Ewan
Stage 11: Caleb Ewan
Stage 12: Caleb Ewan
Stage 13: Pinot
Stage 14: Schachmann
Stage fifteen: Bernal
Stage sixteen: Schachmann
Stage 17: Buchmann
Stage 18: Buchmann
Stage 19: Kasper Asgreen
Stage 20: Dumoulin
Stage 21: Sam Bennett
 
May 10, 2013
5,455
3,245
23,180
Call the stage winner for each stage, 1 point per correct guess.

Tiebreakers for the overall score:
Most different stage winners called
Latest stage with a winner called
Most different teams called as winners
You share the win.
How about right riders guessed on a wrong day as a tie-breaker?
 
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May 10, 2013
5,455
3,245
23,180
I present to you; my Silly Predictions! Using a Random Number Generator.
Warning: This is not going to make a whole lot of sense...

Stage 1: Jan Polanc
Stage 2: Clément Venturini
Stage 3: Guillaume Martin
Stage 4: Pello Bilbao
Stage 5: Jasper de Buyst
Stage 6: Diego Rosa
Stage 7: Richard Carapaz
Stage 8: Elia Viviani
Stage 9: Niccoló Bonifazio
Stage 10: Andrey Amador
Stage 11: Christophe Laporte
Stage 12: Pierre Rolland
Stage 13: Esteban Chaves
Stage 14: Søren Kragh Andersen
Stage 15: Bob Jungels
Stage 16: Jérôme Cousin
Stage 17: Jens Debusschere
Stage 18: Daryl Impey
Stage 19: Sonny Colbrelli
Stage 20: Omar Fraile
Stage 21: Bryan Coquard
This has a surprisingly high ratio of high-profile riders as for RNG- you could end up beating half of the player base if only you were able to switch some riders to better suiting days, like for example, switch Viviani and Carapaz around.
 
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May 3, 2010
4,487
4,563
21,180
1 Nizzolo
2 Alaphilippe
3 S. Bennett
4 Roglic
5 Asgreen
6 Pogacar
7 Nizzolo
8 Poels
9 Barguil
10 Ewan
11 Sagan
12 De Gendt
13 N. Quintana
14 L. L. Sanchez
15 M. A. Lopez
16 Mollema
17 Bernal
18 Pogacar
19 Gilbert
20 Dumoulin
21 Ewan

Green: Sagan (probably the only correct prediction)
Polka dots: Alaphilippe
White: Bernal
Team: Astana
Combativity: Alaphilippe
 
Jul 15, 2019
251
51
3,130
  1. S. Bennett
  2. Alaphillipe
  3. Ewan
  4. Higuita
  5. Ewan
  6. Formolo
  7. S. Bennett
  8. Roglic
  9. Yates
  10. S. Bennett
  11. S. Bennett
  12. Alaphillipe
  13. Chaves
  14. Trentin
  15. Pinot
  16. Kamna
  17. Bernal
  18. Pogacar
  19. Ewan
  20. Dumoulin
  21. Ewan
 
Oct 14, 2017
12,196
3,232
23,180
1 Ewan
2 Roglic
3 Nizzolo
4 Herrada
5 Sagan
6 Higuita
7 Ewan
8 Pogacar
9 Valverde
10 Ewan
11 S Bennet
12 Yates
13 Pinot
14 Jungels
15 Pinot
16 Roglic
17 Bernal
18 Gilbert
19 Sagan
20 Dumoulin
21 Ewan
 
May 5, 2010
51,708
30,258
28,180
This has a surprisingly high ratio of high-profile riders as for RNG- you could end up beating half of the player base if only you were able to switch some riders to better suiting days, like for example, switch Viviani and Carapaz around.

What? You don't think Viviani could win a mountain stage? Ye of little faith!
 
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Feb 3, 2017
188
12
2,860
Here goes, and fingers crossed for all ending Tour safely
1- Ewan
2-Alaph
3-Sagan
4-Roglic
5-Sam Bennett
6-Pogacar
7-Nizzolo
8-Bernal
9-Alaph
10-Ewan
11- Sagan
12- Van Aert
13-Pinot
14-DeGendt
15-N. Quintana
16-Alaph
17-MA Lopez
18-Yates
19-Sagan
20- Dumoulin
21- Ewan
 
Aug 22, 2016
1,181
99
10,580
Stage 1: Nizzolo
Stage 2: Alaphilippe
Stage 3: Mezgec
Stage 4: Impay
Stage 5: Cavagna
Stage 6: Roglić
Stage 7: Bol
Stage 8: Herrada
Stage 9: Lutsenko
Stage 10: Ewan
Stage 11: Bennet
Stage 12: Van Aert
Stage 13: Formolo
Stage 14: Van Avermaet
Stage 15: Quintana
Stage 16: Valverde
Stage 17: Pinot
Stage 18: Sivakov
Stage 19: Bonifazio
Stage 20: Martinez
Stage 21: Bennet
 
Sep 1, 2010
1,536
391
11,180
1 Kristoff
2 Valverde
3 Ewan
4 Pogacar
5 Sagan
6 Alaphilippe
7 De Gendt
8 Zakarin
9 Bardet
10 Ewan
11 S.Bennett
12 M.Pedersen
13 G.Martin
14 van Avermaet
15 Bernal
16 D.Martin
17 N.Quintana
18 Poels
19 Sagan
20 Roglic
21 Van Aert