Tour de Suisse 2021 map
The eight-day stage race in Switzerland returns with two time trials and final Queen stage to Andermatt
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Stage 110.9km | Frauenfeld - Frauenfeld
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Stage 2178km | Neuhausen at the Rhine Falls - Lachen
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Stage 3182.1km | Lachen - Pfaffnau
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Stage 4171km | St. Urban - Gstaad
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Stage 5172km | Gstaad - Leukerbad
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Stage 6130.1km | Fiesch - Disentis – Sedrun
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Stage 723.2km | Disentis – Sedrun - Andermatt
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Stage 8159.5km | Andermatt - Andermatt
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