Tour de Romandie 2024: The Route

The Tour de Romandie opens with a flat prologue of 2.28 kilometres before stage 1 is something else entirely. The elevation gain adds up to 2,650 metres, while the route totals 165.7 kilometres. The last climb – 2.2 kilometres at 5.9% – is crested 9.2 kilometres before the finish line.

At 171.0 kilometres, the 2nd stage takes in an altitude gain of 2,770 metres. The race finishes uphill after a 7.8 kilometres climb at 7.3%.

Stage 3 is a rolling ITT of 15.51 kilometres before the GC action intensifies in the penultimate stage, which is – on paper – the hardest race of the week. The elevation gain sums up to 3,536 metres, while the route totals 151.7 kilometres. It’s the second mountain top finish of the week – this time after a 14 kilometres climb at 6%.

The final stage of the Tour de Romandie is a lumpy race with start and finish in Vernier.

Tour de Romandie 2024: route, profiles, more

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prologue

stage 1

stage 2

stage 3

stage 4

stage 5

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