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Nairo Quintana is a five-star favorite to win the Tour de France.Doug Pensinger/Getty Images. The world's premier bicycle race, the Tour de France, starts July 4, and there are four big favorites to win it. Three of them have won the Tour before: Spain's Alberto Contador, in 2007 and 2009; Kenyan-born UK rider Chris Froome, in 2013; and Italy's Vincezno Nibali, the defending champion. The fourth favorite has never won the race: Colombia's Nairo Quintana.
At 30 years, six months, the average age of Tour winners in the past 10 years skews slightly older, thanks to Lance Armstrong (32 to 34 when he won in 2003 to 2005), Carlos Sastre (33 in 2008), Cadel Evans (34 in 2011), and Bradley Wiggins (32 in 2012). THE BOTTOM LINE: The average age of Tour de France winners is 28 years old. But that doesnât mean that guys in their 30s are destined to domestique-dom. Firmin Lambot became the oldest winner at 36 in a Tour that ranks among the longest courses ever, covering 3,340 miles in just 15 stages in 1922.