Tour de Suisse 2025

João Almeida won the 88th edition of the Tour de Suisse, claiming three stage victories along the way. Kévin Vauquelin and Oscar Onley joined him on the final podium. The 2025 Tour de Suisse started on Sunday 15 June and finished on Sunday the 22nd.

Top 5 Tour de Suisse 2025
1. João Almeida
2. Kévin Vauquelin + 1.07
3. Oscar Onley + 1.58
4. Felix Gall + 2.20
5. Julian Alaphilippe + 3.57

Check out the route and the start list of the 2025 Tour de Suisse.

Click the links in the table below for race results/reports, and detailed route information.

Tour de Suisse 2025: stages

Tour de Suisse 2025: routes & profiles

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Double triumph for Almeida in concluding mountain ITT

On the final day of the Tour de Suisse, João Almeida triumphs in the steep mountain time trial. As a bonus, he takes the overall victory, flanked on the podium by Kévin Vauquelin and Oscar Onley.

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Start times ITT

João Almeida won last year's mountain time trial in the Tour de Suisse. Will he double up? Cyclingstage.com provides the start times of the key riders.

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Almeida wins in Emmetten, Vauquelin retains lead

Yellow jersey Kévin Vauquelin attacks 400 metres from the summit finish in Emmetten, launching from an elite group. But in the final 50 metres, João Almeida and Oscar Onley come past him. The Portuguese takes the stage win, while Vauquelin retains the yellow jersey.

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Sprint triumph Meeus, Vauquelin retains lead

With Harry Sweeny, Mauro Schmid and Stefan Küng, three bona fide rouleurs spend the entire day at the front. They work together seamlessly, but ultimately it’s not enough to hold off the chasing pack. Jordi Meeus powers to victory in the sprint, while Kévin Vauquelin retains the yellow jersey.

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Onley outsprints Almeida in Queen Stage, Vauquelin takes overall lead

João Almeida and Oscar Onley rise to the fore on the brutally steep final ascent of the Queen Stage. In the sprint at the summit, the Scot beats the Portuguese Almeida, while Kévin Vauquelin finishes just under a minute behind and takes the overall race lead.

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