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Tour de Suisse 2023, Live-Ticker 8. Etappe: Sankt Gallen - Abtwil | Zeitfahren um Gesamtsieg in der Schweiz

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Update 18/06/2023 um 17:08 GMT+2 Uhr

Tour de Suisse 2023 route

The eight-day stage race in Switzerland features two time trials and over 18,000 metres of climbing

Stage 8: St. Gallen - Abtwil (ITT) 25.7km

The 86th edition of the Tour de Suisse, June , begins in central Switzerland before heading westward to Fribourg, Vaud and Valais regions.  The Queen Stage, on the fifth day features the Alpine crossings of Furka, Oberalp and Albula.

The route will then move eastward to the Thurgau and St. Gallen regions for the two final stages, ending the eight-day race with a time trial. The race divvies out plenty of climbing – more than 18,000 metres over 1097 kilometres in eight days.

Stage 1: Einsiedeln - Einsiedeln (ITT) 12.7km

This year's opener is an individual time trial in the monastery village of Einsiedeln on June 11, 2023. Though not considered a classic prologue at 12.7km long, stage 1 is expected to be a fast time trial with small time gaps for the contenders.

Stage 2: Beromünster - Nottwil, 173.7km

Stage 2 heads to the Mittelland for a hilly 174km circuit between Beromünster and Nottwil. However, as is often the case in Switzerland, sprinter stage or not, the terrain is not completely flat. In addition to speed, riders must overcome a total of 1,890 metres in altitude before they can fight for the stage win.

Stage 3: Tafers - Villars-sur-Ollon, 143.8km

Stage 3 with 2677 metres of climbing, the first stage in the French-speaking region of Switzerland, will provide the first mountain finish of the Tour de Suisse 2023. After the start in Tafers, the category 1 Col des Mosses is the first major obstacle of the day. The final climb to Villars-sur-Ollon is that the real test comes at the end of the 144km stage.

Stage 4: Monthey - Leukerbad, 152.5km

After more than 70 years the Tour de Suisse returns to Monthey for stage 4, which starts off with a 24 kilometre loop. Though the first 80 kilometres is completely flat, this stage will by no means be a rest day. The first challenge will take place on the ascent to Crans-Montana, a category 1 climb, 96km into the stage. The route follows more roller coaster terrain until the mountain finish in Leukerbad. The peloton will climb 1,500 metres of altitude on the 152.5km stage.

Stage 5: Fiesch - La Punt, 211km

The Queen Stage on June 15, 2023, has 4,700 metres of altitude difference spread over 211 kilometres. With the Alpine passes of Furka (the highest peak of this year’s Tour de Suisse), Oberalp and Albula, this will be an extremely tough stage. Shortly after the start in Fiesch, the peloton will begin climbing the hors categorie Furkapass (2,429m), with the summit coming  38.7km after the drop of the flag. The climb of the category 1 Oberalp Pass follows quickly. The third and final climb of the day, the hors categorie ascent of Albula Pass (2312m), crests with only 10 kilometres left in stage 5. The last kilometres will also require honed descent skills on the way to the finish in La Punt.

Stage 6: La Punt - Oberwil-Lieli, 215.3km

Stage 6 at 215km, is the longest of this year’s Tour de Suisse. From the start in  La Punt, the riders have to master the Albula Pass from the opposite direction to the previous day. A series of flat sections precede a steady up-and-down course for the last 50 kilometres or so. The last 2.4 kilometres to the finish are uphill to the finish in Oberwil-Lieli.

Stage 7: Tübach - Weinfelden, 162.7km

The concluding weekend of this year's men's tour will start with a classic stage from Tübach to Weinfelden. Starting off with a flat start loop along Lake Constance, the 160km long stage 7 passes through the hilly Appenzell region. The terrain gets hillier with short and punchy climbs at the course enter the half-cantons of Appenzell Inner- Ausserrhoden before flattening out slightly on the way to the finish. This penultimate stage  could provide a final opportunity for the sprinters to steal the limelight.

Stage 8, on June 18, is the 25.7km individual time trial from St. Gallen to Abtwil with 415 metres of climbing.

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Race information

• Date: 18 June 2023
• Start time: 14:27
• Avg. speed winner: 47.568 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 25.7 km
• Points scale: 2.WT.Stage
• UCI scale: UCI.WR.C1.Stage
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• ProfileScore: 37
• Vert. meters: 363
• Departure: St. Gallen
• Arrival: Abtwil
• Race ranking: 17
• Startlist quality score: 855
• Won how: Time Trial
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PREVIEW | Tour de Suisse 2023 stage 8 - Evenepoel, Ayuso and Skjelmose to fight for race win on hilly time-trial

Preview . A dark Tour de Suisse ends this Sunday, stage 8 will be a decisive time-trial where the overall classification will be decided, on roads where Gino Mäder used to train.

The race ends, as usual, with a time-trial. A meaningful one, as the riders race from St.Gallen to Abtwil with over 25 kilometers in distance. The general classification could end up being decided against the clock as was the case last year, however this is far from a simple effort to pace. The stage will start in Saint Gallen which is just a few kilometers away from Gino Mäder's home town of Flawil, it is expected that the roads of the region will be packed with fans paying a well deserved tribute.

Start Times & Order - Tour de Suisse 2023 stage 8 time-trial

Departure and arrival times (estimated CET):

- June 18 - Stage 8: St.Gallen - Abtwil, 25.7km. From 1:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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The first 17 kilometers are quite rolling, with two small climbs, a false-flat descending section before the riders hit what may be the decisive section of the time-trial. It will be on a TT bike that the riders tackle a 1.7-kilometer climb at 7.8%, definitely a place where large seconds can be won or lost. After it's end there is no restbite, for 5 kilometers the road goes uphill, those final 3.3 mostly false-flat.

However when the riders reach the top of the hill with 4 kilometers to the finish they essentially hit the finish line. From there on the route is almost entirely downhill, very fast and without opportunity to make any serious differences. A very open TT, which will be hard to pace.

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The Weather

The wind will be present, meaningful from the north. Perhaps covered in the first kilometers but it will be felt over the flat section until half of the stage, and then the ascent should have a tailwind.

Profiles & Route Tour de Suisse 2023

The Favourites

Remco Evenepoel - Evenepoel's form has been improving throughout the race. Last year he seemed far from his best level here in Suisse but then soared in the TT. Although symbolic, he has indeed won today's stage which is as good of a sign as he could give ahead of this crucial day. He will face competition that is very hard to battle with with the gaps he's got, but the GC will certainly be what will be in his mind.

Stefan Bissegger - Let's be realistic, Bissegger has been far from his best this year, but he is here for a reason. Unlike several of his compatriots including prologue winner Stefan Küng he did not abandon the race, because he wants a win. A friend of the late Mäder, he will want to put on the ride of his life to dedicate it to him. It isn't the day that will suit him best, but I have no doubt he'll give it 110% to make it happen.

Wout van Aert - Out and out van Aert hasn't really proven to be in top form. That isn't necessary, Suisse is after all a preparation race for the Tour and worlds, but referring to the possible victory for tomorrow it won't be easy. His third place in the prologue was a good sign, but against an improving Evenepoel it'll be a hard challenge. Still if anyone can, I believe it will be van Aert.

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The stage will see some more riders in contention for a top result, but honestly Evenepoel is looking very strong and I don't realistically see anyone other than the previous two riders possibly beating him. Still the level will be quite high despite the riders who have abandoned... Matteo Sobrero , Kasper Asgreen , Max Schachmann , Mattia Cattaneo and Soren Kragh Andersen will all be in the mix.

Who will win the overall classification?

This is perhaps the most interesting and important question of the day. Before tragedy happened, the overall classification fight in Suisse delivered very exciting spectacle, with several contenders, tables turned, bad days for some, and leading into a time-trial where it's quite open. All in all, racing that is now quite rare at the top level in 2023, which in my eyes was good to see.

It all comes down to the time-trial now. The favourites let Felix Gall soar into a stage win in Leukerbad which earned him also yellow and over a minute, he starts the day in second place 8 seconds behind Mattias Skjelmose , however he will drop out of the podium - the initial prologue was also a sign he may drop out of the Top5.

Skjelmose has 18 seconds on Juan Ayuso who's ridden very well and won a similar TT in Romandie, and 46 on Remco Evenepoel . Skjelmose himself was 6th in the initial prologue and is expected to be among the best. It could be very tight if Evenepoel doesn't pull off one of his Giro-like rides. The gaps are balanced and on paper I wouldn't be surprised to see all three separated by less than 20 seconds in the final GC. I'd say Evenepoel does stand good chances of winning it, but he will need a massive ride as the competition is also of a very high level.

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Prediction Tour de Suisse 2023 stage 8:

*** Remco Evenepoel, Wout van Aert ** Stefan Bissegger, Juan Ayuso * Matteo Sobrero, Kasper Asgreen, Soren Kragh Andersen, Max Schachmann, Mattias Skjelmose

Pick : Remco Evenepoel

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Tour de Suisse 2022 Route stage 8: Vaduz - Vaduz

The first part of the route is as flat as a skating rink. Then the’climb of the day’ appears: 1 kilometre at 3%. The rest of the course is not entirely flat either, but the gradients never exceed 2%. So that’s perfect to keep pushing that big gear.

Vaduz is the capital of dwarf state Liechtenstein. It’s located along the Rhine River at an elevation of 455 metres. The reigning prince of Liechtenstein resides in Vaduz Castle, a 12th century building overlooking the town.

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Tour de Suisse 2023, étape 8 : Profil et parcours détaillés

Ce dimanche, le Tour de Suisse 2023 touche à sa fin avec la 8e étape disputée sous forme d’un contre-la-montre individuel de 25,7 kilomètres entre St.Gallen et Abtwill. La victoire finale se joue sur ce dernier parcours au profil favorable aux spécialistes de l’épreuve chronométrée et favoris. Remco Evenepoel est le grand favori du jour et prêt à ravir le maillot jaune à Mattias Skjelmose.

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Pavel Bittner (Team DSM) est le premier des 113 coureurs à s’élancer et ce sera à 14h27. Les coureurs s’élanceront chaque minute tandis que les dix derniers coureurs, eux, partiront toutes les deux minutes. Mattias Skjelmose fermera la marche en quittant la rampe à 16h28. Lire aussi : Ordre et horaires des départs des coureurs

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Ce dimanche, le contre-la-montre de la 8e étape du Tour de Suisse est retransmis sur Eurosport 1 à partir de 15h30 . Durée de diffusion du direct : 1h45. Le live est assuré par Guillaume di Grazia accompagné de ses consultants habituels que sont Jacky Durand, Steve Chainel et David Moncoutie. A noter que l’émission « Les Rois de la Pédale » n’est pas au programme. Pour le retardataires, une aucune rediffusion n’est prévue par la chaine, aussi bien sur Eurosport 1 que Eurosport 2.

Vous pourrez également profiter du direct en clair et gratuitement sur L’Equipe TV à partir de 17h en différé ou sur le player de la chaine à partir de 15h . Claire Bricogne et Patrick Chassé seront accompagnés de Christophe Riblon et Pierre Rolland. Le direct est précédé et suivi de l’émission « Ca va Frotter » animée par la journaliste.

Les favoris de la 8e étape du Tour de Suisse 2023

*** Remco Evenepoel ** Wout van Aert, Matteo Sobrero, Juan Ayuso, Neilson Powless * Stefan Bissegger, Ben Tulett, Mattia Cattaneo, Mattias Skjelmose, Maximilian Schachmann, Ion Izagirre, Tobias Ludvigsson, Maciej Bodnar, Samuele Battistella, Simon Geschke, Wilco Keldermann, Kasper Asgreen, Lluis Mas, Finn Fisher-Black

Parcours de la 8e étape (St.Gallen / Abtwill)

Classement général au départ de la 8e étape

1 – SKJELMOSE Mattias (Trek – Segafredo) en 20:44:45 2 – GALL Felix (AG2R Citroën Team) + 0:08 3 – AYUSO Juan (UAE Team Emirates) + 0:18 4 – EVENEPOEL Remco (Soudal – Quick Step) + 0:46 5 – KELDERMAN Wilco (Jumbo-Visma) + 1:16 6 – BARDET Romain (Team DSM) + 1:29 7 – URÁN Rigoberto (EF Education-EasyPost) + 1:54 8 – UIJTDEBROEKS Cian (BORA – hansgrohe) + 1:57 9 – TEUNS Dylan (Israel – Premier Tech) + 3:00 10 – TEJADA Harold (Astana Qazaqstan Team) + 3:48 11 – BERTHET Clément (AG2R Citroën Team) + 4:49 12 – IZAGIRRE Ion (Cofidis) + 6:07 13 – SCOTSON Callum (Team Jayco AlUla) + 6:19 14 – SCHACHMANN Maximilian (BORA – hansgrohe) + 6:59 15 – GRÉGOIRE Romain (Groupama – FDJ) + 7:56 16 – BERHE Welay Hagos (Team Jayco AlUla) + 9:33 17 – HOWSON Damien (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 11:36 18 – STORER Michael (Groupama – FDJ) + 11:59 19 – IZAGIRRE Gorka (Movistar Team) + 13:50 20 – HOULE Hugo (Israel – Premier Tech) + 19:14

21 – POWLESS Neilson (EF Education-EasyPost) + 20:03 22 – PIDCOCK Thomas (INEOS Grenadiers) + 20:27 23 – OOMEN Sam (Jumbo-Visma) + 23:31 24 – CHEREL Mikaël (AG2R Citroën Team) + 24:14 25 – NARVÁEZ Jhonatan (INEOS Grenadiers) + 24:47 26 – ARANBURU Alex (Movistar Team) + 26:25 27 – VERMAERKE Kevin (Team DSM) + 27:25 28 – HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich (EF Education-EasyPost) + 28:17 29 – KWIATKOWSKI Michał (INEOS Grenadiers) + 29:39 30 – MAAS Jan (Team Jayco AlUla) + 31:36 31 – CATTANEO Mattia (Soudal – Quick Step) + 31:50 32 – COSTIOU Ewen (Team Arkéa Samsic) + 32:14 33 – PACHER Quentin (Groupama – FDJ) + 33:05 34 – VAN AERT Wout (Jumbo-Visma) + 33:22 35 – SOBRERO Matteo (Team Jayco AlUla) + 34:23 36 – FUGLSANG Jakob (Israel – Premier Tech) + 35:18 37 – ENGELHARDT Felix (Team Jayco AlUla) + 35:19 38 – GALLOPIN Tony (Trek – Segafredo) + 35:22 39 – BERNARD Julien (Trek – Segafredo) + 35:51 40 – DINHAM Matthew (Team DSM) + 36:28

41 – DONOVAN Mark (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 37:18 42 – FISHER-BLACK Finn (UAE Team Emirates) + 37:28 43 – HAGEN Carl Fredrik (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 37:55 44 – HIGUITA Sergio (BORA – hansgrohe) + 37:59 45 – HAMILTON Chris (Team DSM) + 38:12 46 – PONOMAR Andrii (Team Arkéa Samsic) + 38:16 47 – FABBRO Matteo (BORA – hansgrohe) + 38:57 48 – TULETT Ben (INEOS Grenadiers) + 39:41 49 – LASTRA Jonathan (Cofidis) + 40:22 50 – BISSEGGER Stefan (EF Education-EasyPost) + 42:46 51 – HERMANS Quinten (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 42:47 52 – GOGL Michael (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 43:29 53 – OURSELIN Paul (TotalEnergies) + 43:59 54 – MEURISSE Xandro (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 46:08 55 – GESCHKE Simon (Cofidis) + 46:12 56 – VAN DIJKE Mick (Jumbo-Visma) + 47:04 57 – LAZKANO Oier (Movistar Team) + 47:06 58 – EENKHOORN Pascal (Lotto Dstny) + 47:09 59 – GESINK Robert (Jumbo-Visma) + 47:25 60 – ROCHAS Rémy (Cofidis) + 47:28

61 – ADAMIETZ Johannes (Lotto Dstny) + 47:42 62 – DEWULF Stan (AG2R Citroën Team) + 47:55 63 – SBARAGLI Kristian (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 48:10 64 – KOCH Jonas (BORA – hansgrohe) + 48:29 65 – HEIDUK Kim (INEOS Grenadiers) + 48:35 66 – SERRANO Gonzalo (Movistar Team) + 50:39 67 – ZUKOWSKY Nickolas (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 50:52 68 – MAS Lluís (Movistar Team) + 51:00 69 – KNOX James (Soudal – Quick Step) + 51:07 70 – FERRON Valentin (TotalEnergies) + 51:14 71 – BARONCINI Filippo (Trek – Segafredo) + 51:40 72 – BOUWMAN Koen (Jumbo-Visma) + 52:04 73 – MOSCA Jacopo (Trek – Segafredo) + 53:07 74 – HOLLENSTEIN Reto (Israel – Premier Tech) + 53:51 75 – LE BERRE Mathis (Team Arkéa Samsic) + 53:58 76 – BATTISTELLA Samuele (Astana Qazaqstan Team) + 54:40 77 – LUDVIGSSON Tobias (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 55:22 78 – DILLIER Silvan (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 55:36 79 – BAX Sjoerd (UAE Team Emirates) + 55:45 80 – ASGREEN Kasper (Soudal – Quick Step) + 56:33

81 – JUUL-JENSEN Christopher (Team Jayco AlUla) + 57:29 82 – CABOT Jérémy (TotalEnergies) + 59:21 83 – KRON Andreas (Lotto Dstny) + 59:29 84 – COVI Alessandro (UAE Team Emirates) + 1:00:52 85 – RUTSCH Jonas (EF Education-EasyPost) + 1:01:09 86 – COQUARD Bryan (Cofidis) + 1:02:37 87 – GARCÍA CORTINA Iván (Movistar Team) + 1:03:13 88 – SWIFT Connor (INEOS Grenadiers) m.t 89 – VELASCO Simone (Astana Qazaqstan Team) + 1:04:56 90 – FELLINE Fabio (Astana Qazaqstan Team) + 1:05:40 91 – OSS Daniel (TotalEnergies) + 1:06:57 92 – ALLEGAERT Piet (Cofidis) + 1:07:32 93 – RENARD Alexis (Cofidis) + 1:07:41 94 – MOZZATO Luca (Team Arkéa Samsic) + 1:08:16 95 – MEEUS Jordi (BORA – hansgrohe) + 1:08:39 96 – VENTURINI Clément (AG2R Citroën Team) + 1:10:09 97 – BASSO Leonardo (Astana Qazaqstan Team) + 1:10:23 98 – CALZONI Walter (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) + 1:12:08 99 – HALLER Marco (BORA – hansgrohe) + 1:12:42 100 – KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 1:12:47

101 – SAGAN Peter (TotalEnergies) + 1:13:27 102 – THEUNS Edward (Trek – Segafredo) + 1:14:42 103 – GROVES Kaden (Alpecin-Deceuninck) + 1:15:37 104 – MERLIER Tim (Soudal – Quick Step) + 1:16:23 105 – SCHWARZMANN Michael (Lotto Dstny) + 1:16:24 106 – VAN LERBERGHE Bert (Soudal – Quick Step) + 1:16:29 107 – WATSON Samuel (Groupama – FDJ) + 1:16:30 108 – MANZIN Lorrenzo (TotalEnergies) + 1:18:44 109 – BODNAR Maciej (TotalEnergies) + 1:19:47 110 – FLYNN Sean (Team DSM) + 1:22:47 111 – O’BRIEN Kelland (Team Jayco AlUla) + 1:24:31 112 – HÄNNINEN Jaakko (AG2R Citroën Team) + 1:29:19 113 – BITTNER Pavel (Team DSM) + 1:31:25

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Die letztjährige Bergpreiskönigin @elise_chabbey sprach im Interview mit der @bankwir über die Tour de Suisse Women und die mögliche Teilnahme an den Olympischen Spielen🚴‍♀️💯 Das ganze Interview findest du im Bio Link!⁣ .⁣ 📸 @buchlifotografie⁣ .⁣ #tds #tourdesuisse #cycling #womenscycling #tourdesuissewomen #tds2024 #bergpreis #bankwir

Auch in diesem Jahr möchten wir euch in einer vierteiligen Serie die Tour de Suisse Etappenorte präsentieren📍🚴‍♂️ @erlebevaduz @tdsregensdorf2024 @vcsteinmaur machen den Anfang⁣ .⁣ Once again this year, we would like to present the Tour de Suisse Host Cities to you in a four-part series📍🚴‍♂️ Let`s start with @erlebevaduz @tdsregensdorf2024 @vcsteinmaur⁣ .⁣ #tds #tourdesuisse #cycling #tds2024 #etappenorte #hostcities #vaduz #regensdorf #steinmaur

Entdecke die vollständige Streckenführung der #tourdesuisse2024 / Discover now the complete #tourdesuisse 2024 route💯🤩 . TdS Men 9-16 June: ⏱️ 2 Zeitfahren / 2 Individual Time Trials 🏔️ 4 Bergankünfte / 4 Mountain top finishes 🎢 1 hügelige Etappe / 1 hilly stage 🛣️ 1 Flachetappe / 1 flat stage . TdS Women, 15-18 June: ⏱️ 1 Zeitfahren / 1 Individual Time Trial 🏔️ 1 Bergankunft / 1 Mountain top finish 🎢 2 hügelige Etappen / 2 hilly stages . #tds #cycling #roadcycling #uciworldtour #womenscycling #uciwomensworldtour #tds2024 #tourdesuissewomen

To be revealed 18.4 💯⁣ ⁣ #tds #tourdesuisse #cycling #uciworldtour #roadcycling #womenscycling #mirliebevelo #tourdesuisse2023 #uciwomensworldtour #tdsfanzone #tds2023 #gruppetto #passion #tourdesuissewomen #tds2024

In weniger als 60 Tagen geht`s los😍💥⁣ .⁣ Unsere Vorfreude steigt! Nächste Woche wird ausserdem die genaue Streckenführung bekannt gegeben🔜⁣ .⁣ Less than 60 days to go😍💥⁣ We are super excited! Also next week we will reveal the whole 2024 route🔜⁣ .⁣ #tds #tourdesuisse #cycling #uciworldtour #womenscycling #uciwomensworldtour #tourdesuissewomen #tds2024

The Walk out as a #tourdesuisse leader😍👏🏼 @gall_felix . #tds #cycling #leader

P.E.L.O.T.O.N.🤩💯⁣ .⁣ 📸 @buchlifotografie⁣ .⁣ #tds #tourdesuisse #tourdesuissewomen #tds2024 #cycling #roadcycling #womenscycling

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BERN Switzerland

Die beiden Strecken RACE und RIDE haben ihren Start und das Ziel am Bundesplatz. Von dort aus führen die Strecken neutralisiert vorbei am Gurten, dem Berner Hausberg und dann durch das Seftigental in Richtung Gantrischmassiv. Während die Strecke The RACE dann eine Runde durch das wunderschöne Emmental macht, wo es auch das legendäre "Chuderhüsi" als KOM zu bezwingen gilt, führt die kurze Strecke The RIDE durch die Hügel rund um Münsingen zurück nach Bern.

Vorbei am Zentrum Paul Klee erreichen beide Routen den Berner CityLoop. Während die RIDE Fahrerinnen und Fahrer nur zurück zum Ziel fahren, geht für die ambitionierten Sportler des RACE dort das Rennen noch mal richtig los. Bis zu drei Runden, jede 11,33 Kilometer lang und mit je 150 Höhenmetern gespickt, in Form von drei knackigen Aufstiegen, gilt es für die Spitze zu bewältigen.

Schau dir die Erinnerungen an 2021 an  HIER

ENTDECKE DIE L'ÉTAPE STRECKEN

DIE OBJEKTE DER BEGIERDE Fahre um die 4 legendären "Maillots"

DIE WERTE : SIEG, LEISTUNG UND ENTSCHLOSSENHEIT

An den L’Etape by Tour de France Events gewinnen die Siegerinnen und Sieger des Hauptrennens, sowohl der Damen- als auch der Herrenkategorie, jeweils das begehrteste Rennradtrikot der Welt: das gelbe Trikot .

DIE WERTE : JUGENDLICHKEIT, INSPIRATION UND ZUKUNFTSVERSPRECHEN  

An den L’Etape by Tour de France Events, die beste Fahrerin und der beste Fahrer des Hauptrennens unter 25 alt, wird eingekleidet in das  weisse Trikot .

DIE WERTE : MUT, EXPLOSIVITÄT UND GESCHWINDIGKEIT

An den L’Etape by Tour de France Events wird auf einer markierten, mehrere hundert Meter langen Sprintrecke mit Zeitmessung die schnellste Sprinterin und der schnellste Sprinter im Feld bestimmt. Beide erhalten im Ziel das begehrte  grüne T rikot .

DIE WERTE : KRAFT, AUSDAUER UND EIGENE GRENZEN ÜBERSCHREITEN

An den L’Etape by Tour de France Events, eine oder mehrere Bergabschnitte werden gemessen und die besten Kletterer des Hauptrennens bei den Damen und Herren erhalten das  gepunktete Bergpreistrikot .

VALUES : WELCOME TO BERN

Das Jersey in den original L’Étape-Farben ist im aktuellen Santini-Design gehalten und verfügt über drei Rückentaschen. Neben den Logos von Santini und L’Étape Switzerland schmücken das Shirt ein dezentes Schweizerkreuz auf dem linken Ärmel und als Besonderheit die Berner „Skyline“ auf den Rückentaschen. .

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