Tour de Suisse 2017
Simon Spilak won the 81st edition of the Tour de Suisse. The Slovenian took control by winning the summit finish on the Tiefenbachferner, while the podium was rounded out by Damiano Caruso and Steven Kruijswijk. Peter Sagan took two stages, thus boosting his total to fifteen stage wins in Switzerland - a record.
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Tour de Suisse 2017: Stages
Tour de Suisse 2017: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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Rohan Dennis wins ITT in Schaffhausen, Simon Spilak takes overall victory
The Tour de Suisse comes to a halt with a hilly ITT of 28.6 kilometres. Rohan Dennis is in a class of his own as he powers to the stage win. Simon Spilak finishes in fourth, thus cementing his overall victory. Damion Caruso and Steven Kruijswijk round out the podium.Read more »
Superior sprint victory Sagan, Spilak retains in overall lead
Peter Sagan is in a class of his own in the hilly criterium of 100 kilometres in Schaffhausen. The World Champion powers to his fifteenth stage win in the Tour de Suisse ever. Simon Spilak holds on to yellow.Read more »
Spilak solos to victory and race lead on Tiefenbachferner
The 7th stage in the Tour de Suisse travels to the Tiefenbachferner in Sölden, Austria. The closing climb amounts to 14.2 kilometres, while it is averaging 9.5%. Simon Spilak soloes to victory ahead of Ion Izagirre. The Slovenian rides into yellow, almost 1 minute ahead of Caruso.Read more »
Pozzovivo wins in La Punt to take yellow jersey
Stage 6 of the Tour de Suisse takes in the San Bernardino Pass and Albula Pass to finish downhill in La Punt. Domenico Pozzovivo attacks on the last climb to leave attacker Michael Woods alone in the rainy descent. Stage victory and leaders jersey for the Italian pocket climber.Read more »
Peter Sagan powers to victory, Caruso retains in lead
In the 5th stage of the Tour de Suisse the riders face 222 kilometres and the huge Simplon Pass halfway. Still, the race comes down to a bunch sprint with Peter Sagan crushing his competition. Damion Caruso holds on to the overall lead.Read more »
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Sprint victory Philippe Gilbert, Stefan Küng new leader
Rohan Dennis powers to stage win and leaders jersey in short ITT
The Route
Riders
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ITT in Cham
Cham - Cham
Menziken – Bern
Bern – Villars sur Ollon
Bex – Cevio
Locarno – La Punt
Zernez – Sölden (Aut)
Criterium in Schaffhausen
ITT in Schaffhausen