This is my current top ten:
1 Contador: Stronger than last year, and with Kreuziger and Rogers by his side something like in the Dauphiné can't happen again.
2 Froome: Don't write him off after what happened in the Dauphiné. I think he wasn't interested in defending a second place and he rather saw Talansky win than Contador. He's still one of the two top favorites.
3 Talansky: If he didn't peak too early he's definitely a podium contender. Good combination of climbing and time trialling.
4 Nibali: Not impressive in the Dauphiné, but maybe he improved his shape in the Dolomites.
5 Van den Broeck: Found his shape back just in time. Not too confident about the cobblestones, but he's among the best climbers.
6 Valverde: I don't think he will ever be on the Tour podium, but he's having a strong season and it's a good course for him.
7 Rui Costa: After his third Tour de Suisse win he might finally do well in the Tour GC, now that he's a team leader.
8 Mollema: Smart rider, well prepared. I expect him in the second half of the top ten.
9 Pinot: Disappointed last year, but after finishing seventh in the Vuelta and focussing on the Tour this year I think he might be the first Frenchman again.
10 Kwiatkowski: Eleventh last year and his team has a lot of confidence in him. Good time triallist, but he'll have to limit the damage in the mountains.
1 Contador: Stronger than last year, and with Kreuziger and Rogers by his side something like in the Dauphiné can't happen again.
2 Froome: Don't write him off after what happened in the Dauphiné. I think he wasn't interested in defending a second place and he rather saw Talansky win than Contador. He's still one of the two top favorites.
3 Talansky: If he didn't peak too early he's definitely a podium contender. Good combination of climbing and time trialling.
4 Nibali: Not impressive in the Dauphiné, but maybe he improved his shape in the Dolomites.
5 Van den Broeck: Found his shape back just in time. Not too confident about the cobblestones, but he's among the best climbers.
6 Valverde: I don't think he will ever be on the Tour podium, but he's having a strong season and it's a good course for him.
7 Rui Costa: After his third Tour de Suisse win he might finally do well in the Tour GC, now that he's a team leader.
8 Mollema: Smart rider, well prepared. I expect him in the second half of the top ten.
9 Pinot: Disappointed last year, but after finishing seventh in the Vuelta and focussing on the Tour this year I think he might be the first Frenchman again.
10 Kwiatkowski: Eleventh last year and his team has a lot of confidence in him. Good time triallist, but he'll have to limit the damage in the mountains.