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2023 Tour de Romandie (World Tour), Swiss Cycling

76th edition: april 25 - april 30, 2023.

Tour de Romandie podium history | 2022 edition | Start list Prologue | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5

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Sunday, April 30: 5th & Final Stage, Vufflens la Ville - Genève [Geneva], 170.8 km

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Fernando Gaviria takes the final stage. Sirotti photo

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Weather at the finish city of Geneva at 3:00 PM, local time: 16C (62F), mostly cloudy, with the wind from the northeast at 10 km/hr (6 mph).There is a 16% chance of rain.

The race: Here's the report from final GC leader Adam Yates' UAE Team Emirates.

Adam Yates and UAE Team Emirates put on a confident display of strength on the final stage of the Tour de Romandie to take overall victory and seal the 23rd win of the season for the Emirati squad.

Fernando Gaviria (Movistar) took the stage win in a fast sprint on the final straight alongside the lake of Geneva.

UAE Team Emirates also climbed the podium and winners of the team classification to top-off a successful week of racing in Switzerland.

Yates: “First of all I want to say a big thanks to the guys. They controlled the race perfectly today so it’s thanks to them the we won this race. It’s been the perfect week for us with two stage wins and the overall so we can’t ask for much more.We try and win every race we do, so for us in the team it’s fantastic. Now time to rest and build up to the next build goals.”

2023 Tour de Romandie winner Adam Yates takes home the yellow jersey.

Complete results:

170.8 kilometers raced at an average speed of 43.056 km/hr

• GC winner: Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification winner: Julien Bernard (Trek-Segafredo)
• Points classification winner: Ethan Hayter (INEOS Grenadiers)
• Best young rider: Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar)
• Teams classification winner: UAE Team Emirates

691.57 kilometers raced at an average speed of 40.180 km/hr

Stage 5 map & profile:

Stage 5 map

Stage 5 profile

Saturday, April 29: Stage 4, Sion - Thyon, 161.6 km

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Adam Yates has left everyone else behind to take the stage and the GC lead. Sirotti photo

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Weather at the finish city of Thyon at 2:50 PM, local time: 8C (46F), showers in the area, with the wind from the southwest at 6 km/hr (4 mph). Through 4:00 PM there is an 80% chance of rain, declining to 30% in the late afternoon.

The race: There were three non-starters: Tobias Foss (Jumbo-Visma), Robert Gesink (Jumbo-Visma) & Kobe Goossens (Intermarche-Circus-Wanty)

Here's the report from stage winner and new GC leader Adam Yates' UAE Team Emirates:

UAE Team Emirates strike again at the Tour de Romandie.

After the success in yesterday’s time trial from Juan Ayuso, today it has been Adam Yates’ turn to take victory in Suisse by ruling the queen stage, 161,6 km from Sion to the summit arrival of Thyon 2000. It is the 22nd victory for UAE Team Emirates in 2023.

The British rider also becomes the new leader of the race.

Stage four, run under bad weather conditions, was led by a ten men breakaway, whose effort was neutralized on the final climb, 20.9 km at 7.6%.

Juan Ayuso, leader of the general classification, dropped from the main group at 8 km to the arrival, but UAE Team Emirates could rely on Rafal Majka and Adam Yates: the English cyclist attacked at 4.6 km to go and no one could prevent him taking the double stage victory plus leader jersey.

Second place went to Thibaut Pinot (Groupama-FDJ) at 7” and third position for Damiano Caruso (Bahrain-Victorious) at 19”; Majka was 11th at 54”.

In the overall classification, Yates has an advantage of 19” on Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar), Majka is 8th at 1’47”.

The final stage will take the group from Vufflens la Ville to Geneve over 170,8 km with a 2nd category climb and a 3rd category climb at 50 km to the arrival.

Adam Yates will start stage five in yellow. Sirotti photo

Yates :   “I am very happy. It was a really good performance from the team. From the beginning, we knew Ayuso would have tried to fight to keep the jersey as long as possible and we helped him. Then Juan gave me the green light to go for the win, so I tried and I pushed hard until the finish line.

"It has been important for me to win, especially after the bad luck in the last couple of races: I had a big crash in Catalunya, I took time to recover and now I am here celebrating this success”.

161.6 kilometers raced at an average speed of 34.544 km/hr

520.75 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 39.318 km/hr

Stage 4 map & profile:

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Tour of Romandie stage 4 profile

Friday, April 28: Stage 3, Châtel St. Denis 18.75 kilometer time trial

Stage 3 map & profile

This is how it is done. Juan Ayuso on his way to wining the time trial and taking over the GC. Sirotti photo

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Weather at the race city of Châtel St. Denis at 2:50 PM, local time: 18C (64F), cloudy, with the wind from the west at 18 km/hr (11 mph). There is a 16% chance of rain during the afternoon.

The race: Here's the report from stage winner and new GC leader Juan Ayuso's UAE Team Emirates.

Juan Ayuso returned to racing and did it in the best way possible, winning the third stage of the Tour de Romandie and his first World Tour stage with a perfect time trial performance.

The stage saw riders individually race against the clock along 18.7km with the start and finish in Châtel-Saint-Denis.

Juan Ayuso will start stage four in yellow. Sirotti photo

UAE Team Emirates was a major protagonist on the stage with several riders occupying the top positions both in the first intermediate and in the final top 10. Mikkel Bjerg finished today’s race in seventh position and Adam Yates in third.

Following the advice of his teammates who had faced the time trial before him, Juan Ayuso passed the first intermediate with the third-best time, unleashing his power in the second part of the race until the finish line where he stopped the clock at 25’15”.

Ayuso: “I am in disbelief but obviously happy. It is my first victory in a World Tour race and in a time trial, and when I realized I had won, it was fantastic. I was only able to train for three weeks and half, so tomorrow will be a decisive test to see my condition. In case I can’t give my best, we still have Adam who did a great job and is in a good position in the General Classification, and we can count on him. Surely I will give my best tomorrow to continue wearing this yellow jersey.”

Thanks to the seconds gained, the Spaniard now leads the General Classification with an 18" advantage over Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar Team) and 19" over Tobias Foss (Jumbo-Visma), awaiting the penultimate stage scheduled for tomorrow, the only one suited for climbers, which will take riders up to 2090 meters in Thyon 2000 after 161.6 km starting from Sion.

18.75 kilometers raced at an average speed of 44.554 km/hr

359.15 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 41.951 km/hr

Stage 3 map & profile:

Stage 3 map

Stage 3 profile

Thursday, April 27: Stage 2, Morteau - La Chaux de Fonds, 162.7 km

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Ethan Hayter takes the stage and the GC lead. Sirotti photo

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Weather at the finish city of La Chaux de Fonds at 2:30 PM, local time: 14C (57F), mostly cloudy, with the wind from the west at 10 km/hr (6 mph). There is a 1% chance of rain during the afternoon.

The race: There were two non-starters: Sean Quinn (EF Education-EasyPost) & James Knox (Soudal Quick-Step).

Here's the report from stage winner & new GC leader Ethan Hayter's Team INEOS Grenadiers:

Ethan Hayter powered to a comprehensive sprint victory on stage two to move into the overall race lead at Tour de Romandie.

Hayter rounded off an excellent team performance after a lead out from Egan Bernal and Jhonatan Narvaez on a tricky finish in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

The British national time trial champion had weathered a number of attacks on the categorised climbs approaching the finish, with only half the peloton making it to the final climb - Le Communal.

The Grenadiers came together after the final ascent, working together well to navigate a technical finale with a lot of road furniture in the last kilometres.

After coming through the final roundabout, Bernal and Narvaez timed their leadout to perfection, dropping Hayter at the front of the bunch. The London rider calmy waited for his rivals to make the first move before putting an impressive acceleration in to win the stage and move into the race lead.

Ethan Hayter: "I was climbing quite well yesterday and maybe if there had been another climb nearer the finish I would have done better yesterday, but I was quietly confident today.

"The sprint wasn’t so close, but to get there was the hard part. It was a pretty hard stage, Jumbo made a pretty hard pace on all the final climbs and there were a fair few attacks at the end. I survived and we got to the front at the perfect time.

"We had to go a little bit early, but I think it was best with all the roundabout to stay out of trouble. Then I was waiting for the guys to come behind, because Jhonatan Narvaez came a long, long way to join the front. I saw someone was coming and then opened up the sprint.

162.7 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.482 km/hr

340.4 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 41.832 km/hr

Stage 2 map & profile:

Stage 2 map

Stage 2 profile

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Wednesday, April 26: Stage 1, Crissier - Vallée de Joux, 170.9 km

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Ethan Vernon is the day's fastest rider. Sirotti photo

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Weather at the finish city of Le Sentier at 2:15 PM, local time: 9C (50F), mostly cloudy, with the wind from the southwest at 11 km/hr (6 mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: Testing positive for Covid-19, Alexey Lutsenko (Astana Qazaqstan), did not start.

Here's the report from stage winner and new GC leader Ethan Vernon's Team Soudal Quick-Step.

Ethan Vernon scored a crushing sprint victory on stage 1 of the Swiss race, after a great lead-out of Casper Pedersen, who placed him in a perfect position with 300 meters to go. A winner of three races in the first couple of weeks of the season, Ethan remained calm in a hectic finale, before launching down the middle of the road and stomping his sprinting authority in Vallée de Joux.

“It’s the second World Tour success of my career after the one in the Volta a Catalunya last year, and just like back then, it feels great to win at this level”, said one of the youngest riders to take a Tour de Romandie stage victory this century.

The day contained three classified climbs, but a flawless teamwork of his Soudal Quick-Step teammates helped the Brit make it over the stage’s difficulties, where many of the other sprinters got dropped. Dries Devenyns did a fabulous job, keeping things together for most of the stage, before Rémi Cavagna and even overall leader Josef Cerny took over in the closing kilometres, making sure Vernon remained well-positioned under the flamme rouge.

Following this victory and the bonus seconds it brought, the 22-year-old went straight to the top of the general classification, ahead of Josef, and will sport the yellow jersey on the hilly stage to La Chaux-de-Fonds.

Ethan Vernon will start stage two in yellow. Sirotti photo

“It was difficult on the climbs, as some teams upped the tempo and pushed hard, but I survived thanks to the boys. I am grateful to them, not just for their help there, but also for the mammoth work they put in the entire day. I already had three victories this season before today, but the last of these came two months ago, so it feels good to win again. Leading this race is a bonus, and I will enjoy wearing yellow on Thursday”, added Ethan after Soudal Quick-Step’s 21st victory of the year.

170.9 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.756 km/hr

177.7 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 42.145 km/hr

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Stage 1 profile

Tuesday, April 25: Le Bouveret prologue 6.82 km individual time trial

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Josef Cerny on his way to winning the prologue. Sirotti photo

Weather at the race city of Le Bouveret at 1:50 PM, local time: 9C (48F), mostly cloudy, with the wind from the north at 8 km/hr (5 mph). During the afternoon there is a 24% chance of rain.

The race: First rider scheduled to roll off is Jonathan Bogli (Swiss Cycling) at 2:50 PM.

Here's the report from stage winner Josef Cerny's Team Soudal Quick-Step:

Josef Cerny became the tenth different Soudal Quick-Step rider to put his name on the winners’ list of this season, after an impressive display of strength on the 6.8km flat course around Le Bouveret. The 30-year-old came at the start of the longest Tour de Romandie prologue in a decade with the hope of racking up a top 10 finish, but he exceeded any expectations beating a host of specialists to net Soudal Quick-Step’s 20th victory of the year.

Multiple national champion of the discipline, Cerny averaged a whooping 55.17km/h despite the wet roads, setting a time of 7:25, which put him in the hot seat, where he remained for the slimmest of margins, only three tenths of a seconds separating him from runner-up Tobias Foss (Jumbo-Visma). Another Soudal Quick-Step rider, Rémi Cavagna, also came very close, concluding just a second behind his teammate. Our team had three men in the top 10 at the end of the day, after Ethan Vernon – making his first appearance in a month – produced a solid effort to take the best young rider jersey.

Cerny, now the first Czech rider in 14 years to win a stage and wear the Tour de Romandie yellow jersey, was over the moon with his victory: “It was a fast course, but I gave everything and did a good prologue. It was very close, but in the end I was the lucky one. I worked hard in the time trial, had good legs and a very good bike, and now I’m happy with this win. I wasn’t the favourite. I was hoping for a top 10 or a top 5, so to get the victory is just fantastic. It was a fast course, I did a good prologue, I was very close, but in the end I was the lucky one and I’m happy with this victory.”

Josef Cerny will start stage one in yellow. Sirotti photo

“I worked hard in the time trial, had good legs today and a very good bike. I knew I wasn’t the favourite, I was more hoping for a top 10 or top 5, so to win is fantastic. It gives me a lot of joy to have the yellow jersey in such a prestigious race”, said Josef, who also leads the points and KOM classification.

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6.82 kilometeres raced at an average speed of 55.173 km/hr

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Ce dimanche 30 avril, les coureurs du Tour de Romandie 2023 vont disputer la cinquième et dernière étape de cette 76e édition. Au programme de ce dernier jour de course, c’est un parcours accidenté de 170,8 kilomètres qui attend les participants toujours en course avec un dénivelé positif de 2.505 mètres. Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) va s’élancer vêtu du maillot jaune fort de son succès à remporté Thyon 2000 samedi.

Le peloton va s’élancer de Vufflens-la-Ville pour un défilé neutralisé long de 2,6 kilomètres pour rejoindre le kilomètre zéro et le départ réel. Et c’est à 11h55 précisément que les coureurs vont s’élancer pour cette dernière étape du Tour de Romandie. Les coureurs sont attendus sur la ligne d’arrivée à Genève aux alentours de 16 heures.

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Du côté du parcours et du profil de l’étape du jour il parait peu probable que le leader de la course soit mis en difficulté. Avec 2.500m D+ et uniquement deux ascensions principales répertoriées, il semble que le classement général soit figé à moins d’une défaillance mécanique ou physique d’un coureur de haut de tableau. Les deux difficultés du jour : Grand Fuey (5,8km à 7,6%) et Le Molard (3,3km à 6,8) classées en 2e et 3e catégorie , se situent aux kilomètres 95,3 et 119,4.

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Ce dimanche, sur la chaîne L’Equipe, vous aurez rendez-vous avec Claire Bricogne pour l’émission  Ça va frotter , accompagnée de Patrick Chassé et des consultants Christophe Riblon et Pierre Rolland qui commenteront ensuite la course du jour.  Le direct débutera à partir de 14h05 . Durée de la diffusion du direct : 1h55

Sur Eurosport 2, le journaliste Colin Bourgeat accompagné de son consultant Steve Chainel, seront  aux commentaires à partir de 14h . La durée de diffusion des images de la course est estimée aux alentours de 2h15. Pour les retardataires, une rediffusion sous forme de résumé, sur la même chaine, est proposée à partir de 19 h (durée : 60 minutes).

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