Tour de Suisse 2024
Latest News from the Race
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Pinot: ‘First I have to win Nationals’ before deciding about delaying retirement
Frenchman had promised to continue for six more months if crowned national champion -
Wout van Aert hopes for 'another step forward' ahead of Tour de France
Belgian set for duel with Remco Evenepoel at Belgian time trial and road race Championships -
Mattias Skjelmose wins Tour de Suisse
Juan Ayuso wins stage 8 time trial and moves up to second overall in Abtwil
Races
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Tour de Suisse 20249 June 2024 - 16 June 2024 | Switzerland | WorldTour
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Stage 12024-06-09
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Stage 22024-06-10
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Stage 42024-06-11
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Stage 52024-06-12
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Stage 62024-06-13
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Stage 72024-06-14
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Stage 82024-06-15
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Stage 82024-06-16
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Latest Content on the Race
Pinot: ‘First I have to win Nationals’ before deciding about delaying retirement
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
news Frenchman had promised to continue for six more months if crowned national champion
Wout van Aert hopes for 'another step forward' ahead of Tour de France
By Barry Ryan published
News Belgian set for duel with Remco Evenepoel at Belgian time trial and road race Championships
Remco Evenepoel – 'This was the best way to honour Gino'
By Daniel Ostanek published
News Belgian pays tribute to Gino Mäder after taking solo victory on stage 7 of the Tour de Suisse
Bahrain Victorious among teams withdrawing from final stages of Tour de Suisse
By Daniel Ostanek published
News Intermarché-Circus-Wanty and Tudor also pull out of remaining two stages following Gino Mäder's death
Tour de Suisse to resume for final stages following death of Gino Mäder
By Barry Ryan published
News Bahrain Victorious leave race, final 18.8km of stage 7 neutralised for GC
Tour de Suisse peloton pays poignant tribute to Gino Mäder
By Barry Ryan published
News Organisers consulting with riders and teams over continuation of race for weekend
Obituary: Gino Mäder, a rider apart
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
Obituary Gifted racer was a campaigner for human and environmental causes
Tour de Suisse stage 6 start shifted due to Brienz rock avalanche
By Simone Giuliani published
News Albula Pass can't be used so stage will be shortened, beginning in Chur instead of La Punt
Top News on the Race
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Tour de Suisse to resume for final stages following death of Gino Mäder
Bahrain Victorious leave race, final 18.8km of stage 7 neutralised for GC -
Tour de Suisse peloton pays poignant tribute to Gino Mäder
Organisers consulting with riders and teams over continuation of race for weekend -
Tour de Suisse stage 6 start shifted due to Brienz rock avalanche
Albula Pass can't be used so stage will be shortened, beginning in Chur instead of La Punt
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Remco Evenepoel critical of 'dangerous descent' at Tour de Suisse
'It wasn't a smart idea to place the finish of such a stage after a descent' says world champion -
Gino Mäder and Magnus Sheffield taken to hospital after Tour de Suisse crash
Riders fell heavily on descent of Albulapass -
'Absolute dog of a sport sometimes' – Crashes force George Bennett and Jay Vine out of Tour de Suisse
UAE Team Emirates lose two riders ahead of key mountain stage
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'In this form, survival is the only tactic' - Remco Evenepoel stays in hunt at Tour de Suisse
World champion bases GC challenge on final time trial -
Flanders Classics enters partnership with Tour de Suisse organisers
'I think we strengthen each other' says Van De Spiegel -
'Nothing is lost yet, no drama' – Remco Evenepoel absorbs Tour de Suisse setback
Belgian attacks but loses ground to Skjelmose on stage 3 summit finish
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