Tour de Suisse 2012
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Tour de Suisse 2012
The 76th renewal of the Tour de Suisse has attracted a top class field and is seen as one of the key warm-up races for the Tour De France, which starts less than two weeks after it finishes on June 17. As well as allowing riders to test their form over a varied and challenging parcours, the race itself holds much prestige and is part of the UCI WorldTour.
The nine-stage race has been won in recent years by several big stars, notably Levi Leipheimer (2011), Frank Schleck (2010) and local boy Fabian Cancellara (2009). All three will be on the start line in Lugano and will be joined by the likes of Roman Kreuziger (the 2008 winner) and the man of the spring Tom Boonen.
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Races
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Tour de Suisse 20129 June 2012 - 17 June 2012 | Switzerland | WorldTour
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Stage 1 - Sagan wins stage 1 at Tour de Suisse | Lugano (ITT)2012-06-09 7.3km
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Stage 2 - Costa steals Schleck's thunder in Verbier | Verbania - Verbier2012-06-10 218.3km
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Stage 7 - Kessiakoff wins time trial in Gossau | Gossau (ITT)2012-06-15 34.3km
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Sagan heads Liquigas at Tour de Suisse
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Former Tour podium finisher aiming high
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Boonen starts preparations for 2012 London Olympics at Tour de Suisse
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Fränk Schleck confident he can snatch Tour de Suisse title
RadioShack-Nissan rider feeling stronger after shoulder injury
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De Clercq finished Tour de Suisse with collapsed lung
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Cancellara was unsure of his form before Tour de Suisse time trial
RadioShack-Nissan rider not entirely pleased with second-place finish