Tour de Suisse

Category: 2.UWT

First Edition: 1933

Together with the Tour de Romandie, the Tour de Suisse assures the peloton rides through the central-European country throughout the year at World Tour level. In this race most of the country frequently sees the race go through.

Having had it's first edition in 1933 it is quite a long-standing race in the calendar, and one of the longest World Tour races on the calendar aswell as it features between eight and nine stages every year. Between those we find time-trials, mountainous stages, hilly days and courses to lure sprinters aswell. With it's proximity to the Tour de France, it is frequent to see some riders use the race as preparation, mainly the sprinters as it normally features a more sprinter-friendly route than the Critérium du Dauphiné.

2024 - Adam Yates - João Almeida - Mattias Skjelmose

2023 - Mattias Skjelmose - Juan Ayuso - Remco Evenepoel

2022 - Geraint Thomas - Sergio Higuita - Jakob Fuglsang

2021 - Richard Carapaz - Rigoberto Urán - Jakob Fuglsang

2020 - Cancelled

2019 - Egan Bernal - Rohan Dennis - Patrick Konrad

2018 - Richie Porte - Jakob Fuglsang - Nairo Quintana

2017 - Simon Spilak - Damiano Caruso - Steven Kruijswijk

2016 - Miguel Ángel López - Ion Izagirre - Warren Barguil

2015 - Simon Spilak - Geraint Thomas - Tom Dumoulin

2014 - Rui Costa - Mathias Frank - Bauke Mollema

2013 - Rui Costa - Bauke Mollema - Roman Kreuziger 

2012 - Rui Costa - Frank Schleck - Levi Leipheimer