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Tour de Suisse 2022 - Start List

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- Ineos Grenadiers
  - 1 Adam Yates
  - 2 Daniel Martínez
  - 3 Tom Pidcock
  - 4 Luke Rowe
  - 5 Omar Fraile Matarranza
  - 6 Dylan van Baarle
  - 7 Geraint Thomas
- AG2R Citroën Team
  - 11 Benoit Cosnefroy
  - 12 Clement Champoussin
  - 13 Clement Berthet
  - 14 Nicolas Prodhomme
  - 15 Bob Jungels
  - 16 Michael Schär
  - 17 Lawrence Warbasse
- Astana Qazaqstan
  - 21 Alexey Lutsenko
  - 22 Manuele Boaro
  - 23 Yevgeniy Fedorov
  - 24 Dmitriy Gruzdev
  - 25 Antonio Nibali
  - 26 Leonardo Basso
  - 27 Gianni Moscon
- Bahrain Victorious
  - 31 Gino Mader
  - 32 Johan Price-Pejtersen
  - 33 Yukiya Arashiro
  - 34 Hermann Pernsteiner
  - 35 Edoardo Zambanini
  - 36 Stephen Williams
  - 37 Filip Maciejuk
- Team BikeExchange-Jayco
  - 41 Michael Matthews
  - 43 Damien Howson
  - 44 Jan Maas
  - 45 Jack Bauer
  - 46 Cameron Meyer
  - 47 Dion Smith
- Bora-Hansgrohe
  - 51 Aleksandr Vlasov
  - 52 Marco Haller
  - 53 Sergio Andres Higuita
  - 54 Anton Palzer
  - 55 Maximilian Schachmann
  - 56 Felix Großschartner
  - 57 Frederik Wandahl
- Cofidis
  - 61 Ion Izagirre Insausti
  - 62 Sander Armee
  - 63 Bryan Coquard
  - 64 Jesus Herrada Lopez
  - 65 Tom Bohli
  - 66 Rémy Rochas
  - 67 Davide Villella
- Team DSM
  - 71 Søren Kragh Andersen
  - 72 Thymen Arensman
  - 73 Nikias Arndt
  - 74 Andreas Leknessund
  - 75 Cees Bol
  - 76 Nico Denz
  - 77 Casper Pedersen
- EF Education-EasyPost
  - 81 Rigoberto Urán
  - 82 Stefan Bissegger
  - 83 Alberto Bettiol
  - 84 Hugh Carthy
  - 85 Neilson Powless
  - 86 Jonas Rutsch
  - 87 Thomas Scully
- Groupama-FDJ
  - 91 Thibaut Pinot
  - 92 Antoine Duchesne
  - 93 Stefan Kung
  - 94 Quentin Pacher
  - 95 Matteo Badilatti
  - 96 Sebastien Reichenbach
  - 97 Lewis Askey
- Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
  - 101 Alexander Kristoff
  - 102 Andrea Pasqualon
  - 103 Simone Petilli
  - 104 Adrien Petit
  - 105 Baptiste Planckaert
  - 106 Domenico Pozzovivo
  - 107 Georg Zimmermann
- Israel-Premier Tech
  - 111 Jakob Fuglsang
  - 112 Patrick Bevin
  - 113 Reto Hollenstein
  - 114 Hugo Houle
  - 115 Daryl Impey
  - 116 Krists Neilands
  - 117 Sebastian Berwick
- Team Jumbo-Visma
  - 121 Rohan Dennis
  - 122 Robert Gesink
  - 123 Pascal Eenkhoorn
  - 124 Sepp Kuss
  - 125 Sam Oomen
  - 126 Timo Roosen
  - 127 Mike Teunissen
- Lotto Soudal
  - 131 Thomas De Gendt
  - 132 Kamil Malecki
  - 133 Philippe Gilbert
  - 134 Matthew Holmes
  - 135 Andreas Lorentz Kron
  - 136 Sylvain Moniquet
  - 137 Brent Van Moer
- Movistar Team
  - 141 Alex Aranburu
  - 142 Ivan Garcia Cortina
  - 143 Antonio Pedrero
  - 144 Nelson Oliveira
  - 145 Oscar Rodriguez Garaicoechea
  - 146 Gonzalo Serrano
  - 147 Albert Torres
- QuickStep-AlphaVinyl
  - 151 Remco Evenepoel
  - 152 Tim Declercq
  - 153 Kasper Asgreen
  - 154 Fausto Masnada
  - 155 Ilan Van Wilder
  - 156 James Knox
  - 157 Louis Vervaeke
- Trek-Segafredo
  - 161 Gianluca Brambilla
  - 162 Dario Cataldo
  - 163 Markus Hoelgaard
  - 164 Alexander Kamp
  - 165 Simon Pellaud
  - 166 Quinn Simmons
  - 167 Otto Vergaerde
- UAE Team Emirates
  - 171 Marc Hirschi
  - 172 Alessandro Covi
  - 173 Diego Ulissi
  - 174 Rui Alberto Faria da Costa
  - 175 Marc Soler
  - 176 Joel Suter
  - 177 Matteo Trentin
- Alpecin-Deceuninck
  - 181 Silvan Dillier
  - 182 Sjoerd Bax
  - 183 Michael Gogl
  - 184 Jimmy Janssens
  - 185 Xandro Meurisse
  - 186 Stefano Oldani
  - 187 Jay Vine
- Human Powered Health
  - 191 Kristian Aasvold
  - 192 Chad Haga
  - 193 Ben King
  - 194 Gavin Mannion
  - 195 Kyle Murphy
  - 196 Joey Rosskopf
  - 197 Keegan Swirbul
- Team TotalEnergies
  - 201 Maciej Bodnar
  - 202 Mathieu Burgaudeau
  - 203 Lorrenzo Manzin
  - 204 Daniel Oss
  - 205 Paul Ourselin
  - 206 Peter Sagan
  - 207 Anthony Turgis
- Swiss Cycling
  - 211 Robin Froidevaux
  - 212 Claudio Imhof
  - 213 Matthias Reutimann
  - 214 Lukas Rüegg
  - 215 Roland Thalmann
  - 216 Simon Vitzthum
  - 217 Yannis Voisard

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VILLARSSUROLLON SWITZERLAND JUNE 15 LR Stage winner Adam Yates of The United Kingdom and UAE Team Emirates Yellow Leader Jersey and Joao Almeida of Portugal and UAE Team Emirates Black Points Jersey cross the finish line during the 87th Tour de Suisse 2024 Stage 7 a 1182km stage from VillarssurOllon to VillarssurOllon 1248m UCIWT on June 15 2024 in VillarssurOllon Switzerland Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

UAE Team Emirates' stunning show at the Tour de Suisse sets the stage for a dominant Tour de France from Tadej Pogačar

By Philippa York published 18 June 24

Analysis Philippa York on how Adam Yates and João Almeida's dominance highlights strength of Slovenian's supporting cast

Egan Bernal racing in the stage 8 time trial at the Tour de Suisse

Tom Pidcock and Egan Bernal show Tour de France leadership form at Tour de Suisse

By Kirsten Frattini published 16 June 24

News Colombian slips to fourth as Ineos Grenadiers teammate Tom Pidcock moves up to sixth, looks ahead to MTB World Cup in Crans-Montana

VILLARSSUROLLON SWITZERLAND JUNE 16 Joao Almeida of Portugal and UAE Team Emirates sprints during the 87th Tour de Suisse 2024 Stage 8 a 157km individual time trial stage from Aigle to VillarssurOllon 1249m UCIWT on June 16 2024 in VillarssurOllon Switzerland Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

As it happened: UAE Team Emirates round out Tour de Suisse with another 1-2 in mountain time trial

By James Moultrie last updated 16 June 24

Live Report João Almeida takes final stage ahead of Adam Yates but Brit takes overall victory in Villars-sur-Ollon

Adam Yates wins the overall title at the 2024 Tour de Suisse after finishing second to UAE Team Emirates teammate Joao Almeida in the stage 8 time trial

Adam Yates wins Tour de Suisse, UAE Team Emirates teammate João Almeida victorious in stage 8 time trial

By Dani Ostanek published 16 June 24

Results Yates second, Mattias Skjelmose third in the race against the clock at Villars-sur-Ollon

Peloton compete during the 87th Tour de Suisse 2024

As it happened: UAE Team Emirates win again as Yates and Almeida cross line together

By Stephen Puddicombe last updated 15 June 24

LIVE Peloton tackles 118.7 kilometres and 3,070 metres of climbing in Villars-sur-Olon

Joao Almeida and Adam Yates on stage 7 at Tour de Suisse

Tour de Suisse: Another 1-2 for UAE Team Emirates as Adam Yates takes stage 7 victory

By Dani Ostanek published 15 June 24

Results Teammates Yates and João Almeida cross the line side-by-side on final climb to Villars-sur-Ollon

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