Fabian Cancellara goes into the Tour of Flanders as the bookmakers' favourite
Fabian Cancellara is 3/1 to win his fourth Tour of Flanders title on Sunday but there are some other riders with great odds for victory
Fabian Cancellara (Trek-Segafredo) is the bookies' favourite to win a fourth Tour of Flanders title, with many online bookmakers having him as low as 3/1.
The Swiss great is closely followed by Peter Sagan in the odds list, with the world champion available at 9/2 (PaddyPower) after his win at Ghent-Wevelgem last weekend.
There are some great odds to be had if you're of the gambling inclination, so here are a few of the best riders to back for the 100th Tour of Flanders on April 3.
Most of the big online bookies offer each-way bets on the top three riders at 1/4 odds, although Totesport, SkyBet, PaddyPower and Coral extend that to the first four places.
Favourites
Fabian Cancellara: 7/2 (William Hill)
Peter Sagan: 9/2 (PaddyPower)
Greg Van Avermaet: 10/1 (BoyleSports)
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Alexander Kristoff: 11/1 (BoyleSports)
Sep Vanmarcke: 12/1 (PaddyPower)
Longer odds
Niki Terpstra: 20/1 (Bet365)
Tiesj Benoot: 28/1 (888Sport)
Tom Boonen: 33/1 (BoyleSports)
Ian Stannard: 33/1 (Bet365)
Outside chances
Jurgen Roelandts: 50/1 (PaddyPower)
Luke Rowe: 66/1 (Totesport)
Daniel Oss: 100/1 (888Sport)
All odds from www.oddschecer.com and are correct at time of publishing
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Stuart Clarke is a News Associates trained journalist who has worked for the likes of the British Olympic Associate, British Rowing and the England and Wales Cricket Board, and of course Cycling Weekly. His work at Cycling Weekly has focused upon professional racing, following the World Tour races and its characters.
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