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When does the Tour de Romandie take place?
The 76th Tour de Romandie will take place from April 25 to 30, 2023. It will start with the prologue in Le Bouveret and for the first time in its history, the Tour de Romandie will finish in Geneva.
The internship plan
The Tour de Romandie will take place for the 76th time in 2023. The drivers cover 702.5 km, divided over six stages. The king stage is scheduled for April 29 – the 4th stage between Sion and Thyon 2000 ends with a mountain finish.
- Tuesday April 25: Prologue/Individual Time Trial in Le Bouveret, 7.2 km
- Wednesday April 26: 1st stage, Crissier-Vallée de Joux, 180 km
- Thursday April 27: 2nd stage, Morteau – La Chaux-de-Fonds, 163 km
- Friday April 28: Stage 3/individual time trial, Châtel-St-Denis-Châtel-St-Denis, 19 km
- Saturday April 29: 4th stage, Sion-Thyon 2000, 161.3 km
- Sunday April 30: Vufflens-la-Ville – Geneva, 172 km
Where can I watch the Tour de Romandie?
Cycling fans can follow the decisive stages of the stages live on SRFzwei. As usual, SRF also delivers the broadcast as a live stream online on the homepage or in the app.
The teams and drivers 2023
A total of 22 teams participate in the Tour de Romandie. Of these, 16 Swiss drivers were nominated to participate.
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AG2R Citroen Team
Michael Schar (Sz)
Clément Berthet (Fri)
Geoffrey Bouchard (fr)
Dorian Godon (Fr)
Nans Peters (fr)
Antoine Raugel (fr)
Clement Venturini (Fri) -
Alpecin Deceuninck
Quinten Hermans (Bell)
Jason Osborne (DE)
Tobias Bayer (Austria)
Maurice Ballerstedt (Germany)
Robert Stannard (Aus)
Jimmy Janssens (Bell)
Xandro Meurisse (Bell) -
Astana Qazaqstan team
Mark Cavendish (GB)
Igor Chzhan (Kas)
Joseph Dombrowski (USA)
Gianmarco Garofoli (It)
Alexey Lutsenko (Kas)
Antonio Nibali (It)
Alexander Riabushenko (blr) -
Bahrain triumphs
Gino Maeder (Sz)
Nikias Arndt (De)
Damiano Caruso (IT)
Rainer Kepplinger (Austria)
Filip Maciejuk (Pol)
Dusan Rajovic (SRB)
Cameron Scott (Aus) -
Bora Hansgrohe
Emanuel Buchmann (Germany)
Nico Denz (Germany)
Sergio Higuita (DE)
Luis-Joe Luhrs (De)
Ben Zwiehoff (Germany)
Bob Jungels (Lux)
Cesare Benedetti (Pol) -
Cofidis
Jesus Herrada Lopez (Sp)
Eddy Fine (Fri)
Simon Geschke (De)
Ion Izaguirre Insausti (East)
Anthony Perez (Fri)
Remy Rochas (fr)
Harrison Woods (GB) -
EF Education—Easypost
Andrey Amador Bikka Zakova (CRC)
Jonathan Klever Caicedo Cepeda (ECU)
Simon Carr (UK)
Jefferson Cepeda Ortiz (ECU)
Magnus Cort Nielsen (No)
Odd Christian Eiking (No)
Mark Padun (UK) -
Groupama – FDJ
Lorenzo Germani (It)
Ignatas Konovalovas (literally)
Mathieu Ladagnous (Fri)
Lenny Martinez (Fri)
Enzo Paleni (IT)
Thibaut Pinot (Fri)
Michael Storer (Aus) -
Ineos Grenadiers
Egan Bernal Gomez (Col)
Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas (Sp)
Ethan Hayter (GB)
Leo Hayter (UK)
Lucas Plapp (Aus)
Brandon Rivera Vargas (col)
Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Sp) -
Intermarche-Circus-Wanty
Niccolo Bonifazio (IT)
Lilian Calmejane (fr)
Rui Costa (Por)
Aime De Gendt (Bel)
Kobe Goossens (Bell)
Louis Meintjes (SA)
Dion Smith (News) -
Israel – Premier Tech
Guillaume Boivin (Ka)
Marco Frigo (it)
Chris Froome (GB)
Mason Hollyman (GB)
Nick Schultz (Aus)
Steven Williams (GB)
Michael Woods (Ka) -
Jumbo Wisma
Rohan Dennis (Aus)
Jos van Emden (Ho)
Tobias Foss (No)
Robert Gesink (Ho)
Thomas Gloag (UK)
Lennard Hofstede (Ho)
Steven Kruijswijk (Ho) -
Lottery DSTNY
Johannes Adamietz (Germany)
Pascal Unicorn (Ho)
Arjen Livyns (Bel)
Milan Menten
Sylvain Moniquet (Bell)
Eduardo Sepulveda (Arg)
Lennert Van Eetvelt (Bel) -
Movistar team
Johan Jacobs (Sz)
William Barta (USA)
Fernando Gaviria (col)
Matteo Connor Jorgenson (USA)
Oier Lazkano (Sp)
Gregor Muhlberger (Austria)
Ivan Romeo (Sp) -
Soudal Quickstep
Remi Cavagna (Fri)
Josef Cerny (Czech)
James Knox (GB)
Fausto Masnada (It)
Martin Svrcek (SLK)
Stan Van Tricht (Bell)
Ethan Vernon (GB) -
Team Arkea–Samsic
Kevin Vauquelin (Fri)
Maxime Bouet (fr)
Ewen Costiou (Fri)
Kevin Ledanois (Fri)
Luca Mozzato (It)
Cristian Rodriguez (Sp)
Andrii Ponomar (UK) -
Team Jayco Alula
Alexandre Balmer (Sz)
Gregory Lawson Craddock (USA)
Edward Dunbar (Irish)
Chris Harper (Aus)
Christopher Juul Jensen (Te)
Simon Philip Yates (GB)
Filippo Zana (It) -
Team DSM
Romain Bardet (fr)
Patrick Bevin (News)
Marco Brenner (Germany)
Matthew Dinham (Aus)
Chris Hamilton (Aus)
Marius Mayrhofer (Germany)
Martijn Tusveld (Ho) -
Draw Segafredo
Marc Breastenga (Sp)
Kenny Elissonde (Fri)
Tony Gallopin (Fri)
Asbjorn Hellemose (Fr)
Thibau Nys (Ho)
Antwan Tolhoeck (Ho)
Mathias Vacek (Czech) -
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
Tom Bohli (Sz)
Sebastien Reichenbach (Sz)
Joel Suter (Sz)
Roland Thalmann (Sz)
Yannis Voisard (Sz)
Lucas Eriksson (Sd)
Luc Wirgten (Lux) -
UAE Team Emirates
Juan Ayuso Pesquera (Sp)
Mikkel Bjerg (T-shirt)
Finn Fisher-Black (News)
Rafal Majka (Pol)
Domen Novak (Sln)
Michael Vink (News)
Adams Yates (GB) -
Swiss cycling selection
Antoine Debons (Sz)
Jan Christen (Sz)
Dario Lillo (Sz)
Antoine Aebi (Sz)
Jan Sommer (Sz)
Jonathan Bogli (Sz)
Jan Stoeckli (Sz)
History of the Tour de Romandie
The tour, which leads through French-speaking western Switzerland, has taken place since 1947. It is held at the end of April/beginning of May and is the main preparation race for the Giro d’Italia. From 2005, the Tour de Romandie was part of the UCI Pro Tour. It includes the most important cycling races of the year and was replaced in 2011 by the UCI WorldTour.
The winners
Only one rider managed to win the Tour de Romandie three times. Ireland’s Stephen Roche did this in 1983, 1984 and 1987. Nine Swiss have won their home race so far. In addition to Ferdy Kübler, Pascal Richard and Tony Rominger also triumphed twice. The last home win was in 1998 by Laurent Dufaux.
- 1947: Desire Keteleer (Bell)
- 1948: Ferdy Kubler (Sz)
- 1949: Gino Bartali (It)
- 1950: Edouard Fachleitner (fr)
- 1951: Ferdy Kubler (Sz)
- 1952: Wout Wagtmans (Ned)
- 1953: Hugo Koblet (Sz)
- 1954: Jean Forestier (fr)
- 1955: Rene Strehler (Sz)
- 1956: Pasquale Fornara (IT)
- 1957: Jean Forestier (fr)
- 1958: Gilbert Bauvin (fr)
- 1959: Kurt Gimmi (Sz)
- 1960: Louis Rostollan (Fr)
- 1961: Louis Rostollan (Fr)
- 1962: Guido de Rosso (It)
- 1963: Willy Bocklant (Bel)
- 1964: Rolf Maurer (Sz)
- 1965: Vittorio Adorni (IT)
- 1966: Gianni Motta (It)
- 1967: Vittorio Adorni (IT)
- 1968: Eddy Mercky (Bell)
- 1969: Felice Gimondi (It)
- 1970: Gosta Pettersson (SD)
- 1971: Gianni Motta (It)
- 1972: Bernard Thevenet (fr)
- 1973: Wilfried David (Bell)
- 1974: Joop Zoetemelk (Ned)
- 1975: Francisco Galdos (Sp)
- 1976: Johan De Muynck (Bell)
- 1977: Gianbattista Baronchelli (It)
- 1978: Johan van der Velde (Ned)
- 1979: Giuseppe Saroni (IT)
- 1980: Bernard Hinault (Fr)
- 1981: Tommy Prim (SD)
- 1982: Jostein Wilmann (No)
- 1983: Stephen Roche (Ireland)
- 1984: Stephen Roche (Ireland)
- 1985: Jörg Muller (Sz)
- 1986: Claude Criguielion (Bel)
- 1987: Stephen Roche (Ireland)
- 1988: Gerard Veltscholten (Ned)
- 1989: Phil Anderson (Aus)
- 1990: Charly Mottet (fr)
- 1991: Tony Rominger (Sz)
- 1992: Andrew Hampsten (USA)
- 1993: Pascal Richard (Sz)
- 1994: Pascal Richard (Sz)
- 1995: Tony Rominger (Sz)
- 1996: Abraham Olano (Sp)
- 1997: Pavel Tonkov (Russian)
- 1998: Laurent Dufaux (Sz)
- 1999: Laurent Jalabert (Fr)
- 2000: Paolo Savoldelli (IT)
- 2001: Dario Frigo (It)
- 2002: Dario Frigo (it)
- 2003: Tyler Hamilton (USA)
- 2004: Tyler Hamilton (USA)
- 2005: Santiago Botero (col)
- 2006: Cadel Evans (Aus)
- 2007: Thomas Dekker (Dutch)
- 2008: Andreas Kloden (Germany)
- 2009: Roman Kreuzinger (Czech)
- 2010: Simon Spilak (Slo)
- 2011: Cadel Evans (Aus)
- 2012: Bradley Wiggins (UK)
- 2013: Chris Froome (GB)
- 2014: Chris Froome (GB)
- 2015: Ilnur Sakarin (Russian)
- 2016: Nairo Quintana (Colonel)
- 2017: Riechi Porte (Aus)
- 2018: Primoz Roglic (Slo)
- 2019: Primoz Roglic (Slo)
- 2020: canceled due to corona pandemic
- 2021: Geraint Thomas (GB)
- 2022: Aleksandr Vlasov (Russian)
Source : Blick
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