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Das St. Galler Tagblatt hat die Vorfreude in Stadt und Kanton St. Gallen kundgetan, wir schliessen uns an: Die Tour de Suisse wird am zweiten Wochenende in St. Gallen zu Gast sein. Die 7. Etappe der Männer startet am Samstag, 17.6.2023, in Tübach SG. Am Sonntag folgt ein Zeitfahren der Frauen und Männer in der Stadt St. Gallen. Von dort starten die Frauen am Montag in Richtung Toggenburg zu ihrem Schluss-Hub in Ebnat-Kappel. Weitere Informationen folgen, sobald die laufenden Verhandlungen mit den zuständigen Behörden und Partnern abgeschlossen sind.

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Tour de Suisse in St.Gallen am 18. und 19. Juni 2023

Am Sonntag startet die 86. Tour de Suisse, welche zum Abschluss vom 18. bis 19. Juni 2023 nach St.Gallen kommt. Die 8. und letzte Etappe der Männer sowie die 2. Etappe der Frauen (beides Einzelzeitfahren) führen am Sonntag durch die Stadt St.Gallen sowie die umliegenden Gemeinden Wittenbach, Waldkirch und Gaiserwald. Die 3. Etappe der Frauen startet am Montag am Bahnhof St.Gallen und endet in Ebnat-Kappel.

Alle Fahrerinnen und Fahrer freuen sich über lautstarke Unterstützung vom Strassenrand. Diverse Fan-Zonen sorgen dabei für zusätzliche Unterhaltung der Zuschauenden. Am Samstag, 17. Juni 2023, findet in Tübach ganztags ein Dorffest statt. Am Sonntag, 18. Juni 2023, befinden sich in St.Gallen beim Startbereich an der Fürstenlandstrasse 96 diverse Verpflegungsmöglichkeiten und ein Grossbildschirm mit Live-Übertragung des gesamten Rennens. Auf der gesamten Strecke sowie am Bahnhof St.Gallen befinden sich mehrere Fan-Zonen, welche den ganzen Tag eine Festwirtschaft betreiben und für Unterhaltung sorgen. Auch im Zielbereich, an der Wiesenbachstrasse 5 in Abtwil, ist mit einem Kids Race, Showeinlagen, der Bike Expo sowie Verlosungen und Auktionen für Entertainment gesorgt. Am Montag, 19. Juni 2023, gibt es in St.Gallen beim Startbereich auf dem Kornhausplatz beim Bahnhof ein Animationsprogramm ganz im Zeichen des Frauen-Radsports. Genaueres zum Programm und den Fan-Zonen sind auf der Webseite www.tds-sg.ch/zeitplan zu finden.

Verkehrshinweise

Die Tour de Suisse wird in der Region St.Gallen zu Einschränkungen im Individual- und öffentlichen Verkehr führen. Dafür bittet das lokale Organisationskomitee gemeinsam mit den Verkehrsbetrieben um Verständnis.Öffentlicher Verkehr:Die Betriebe des öffentlichen Verkehrs in der Region haben eng zusammengearbeitet, um ihrer Transportpflicht trotz der Einschränkungen nachzukommen. Wo immer möglich, wurden Alternativen eingerichtet. Die OnlineFahrpläne sind aktualisiert. Die Sperrungen und Umleitungen sind auf den Webseiten von PostAuto, Regiobus sowie den Verkehrsbetrieben St.Gallen (VBSG) ersichtlich. Ein gemeinsames Dokument der öV-Betriebe zeigt die Anpassungen pro Linie, zu finden auf der Webseite www.tds-sg.ch/verkehrshinweise . Shuttlebusse gewährleisten am Sonntag, 18. Juni 2023, eine gute Erreichbarkeit des Start- und Zielbereichs sowie den Transfer zwischen Start- und Zielbereich. Die Routen und Fahrzeiten sind ebenfalls auf der Webseite unter www.tds-sg.ch/situationsplan-und-anreise abrufbar. Tour de Suisse-Freunden wird die Anreise mit dem öffentlichen Verkehr empfohlen.Individualverkehr:Für die Strassensperrung Fürstenlandstrasse – Bogenstrasse – Rosenbergstrasse – St. Jakobstrasse – Langgasse – St.Gallerstrasse (Wittenbach) am Sonntag, 18. Juni 2023, wurde von der Polizei ein Umfahrungskonzept erstellt. Die Stadtpolizei hebt am Sonntag die Parkplätze entlang der Strecke auf. Die Verkehrslenkungen sind bei allen betroffenen Punkten signalisiert und bildlich auf der Webseite www.tdssg.ch/verkehrshinweise dargestellt. Für den Velo- und Fussverkehr gibt es entlang der Strecke Kreuzungsmöglichkeiten beziehungsweise Unterführungen.

Die Ostschweiz – ein Veloparadies

Das lokale Organisationskomitee Tour de Suisse Hub St.Gallen dankt bereits jetzt allen Mitorganisatorinnen und -organisatoren sowie allen helfenden Händen, die dafür sorgen, dass der Grossanlass in der Region ein voller Erfolg wird und damit dazu beitragen, den Radsport in der Region auf langfristige Sicht zu etablieren. «Wir setzen uns alle dafür ein, die Ostschweiz von ihrer besten Seite zu zeigen und wollen mit den national sowie international ausgestrahlten Bilder beweisen, dass wir ein wahres Veloparadies sind», freut sich Sandro Poltéra, Projektleiter des lokalen Organisationskommitees.

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• 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
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• ProfileScore: 37
• Vert. meters: 363
• Departure: St. Gallen
• Arrival: Abtwil
• Race ranking: 17
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Tour de Suisse 2023 Route stage 8: Sankt Gallen - Abtwil

The first 9 kilometres are flat. The riders then cross the Sitter River and while climbing out of the valley the route goes up for 600 metres at 6.3%.

The course continues as before until the second climb appears in Waldkirch. It’s a 1.7 kilometres drag at 7.9%. The highest point of the day is situated 3 kilometres further up the road at an elevation of 821 metres. There are 3.5 kilometres remaining at this point and that’s mostly a downhill.

Last year’s Tour de Suisse also concluded with an ITT. Remco Evenepoel won the race 3 seconds ahead of Geraint Thomas, who took the overall victory.

Ride the route yourself? Download GPX stage 8 2023 Tour de Suisse.

Another interesting read: results 8th stage + finale GC 2023 Tour de Suisse.

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Radrennen tour de suisse in st.gallen und umgebung: wo die strassen gesperrt werden, wo die busse nicht fahren – und wo gefeiert wird.

Wenn die Tour de Suisse in die Ostschweiz kommt, freuen sich Radsportfans über ein Festwochenende. An den Renntagen kommt es aber zu zahlreichen Strassensperrungen. Am Sonntag verkehren viele Busse in St.Gallen überhaupt nicht.

Die Tour de Suisse kommt nach St.Gallen: Das Rennen soll ein Fest werden, bedeutet aber auch Einschränkungen für den Verkehr.

Am kommenden Sonntag rollt die Tour de Suisse an. Für Radprofis ist es das wichtigste Vorbereitungsrennen für die Tour de France. Für die Orte, welche das Radrennen besucht, ist es eine Gelegenheit, den Radsport zu feiern und sich vor den Fernsehkameras von der schönsten Seite zu präsentieren.

Vom 17. bis 20. Juni gastiert die Tour in der Ostschweiz. Dreh- und Angelpunkt ist dabei das Umfeld der Stadt St.Gallen. Für Radsportinteressierte bieten sich zahlreiche Gelegenheiten, die Radfahrerinnen und -fahrer anzufeuern. Alle anderen müssen sich auf Einschränkungen des Verkehrs einstellen, insbesondere am Sonntag im Stadtgebiet.

Strassen werden kurzfristig gesperrt

Die Tour de Suisse der Männer kommt am Samstag für die 7. Etappe in die Region. Von Tübach führt die Strecke über Rorschach und Heiden ins Rheintal und schliesslich durch das Appenzellerland und via Uzwil nach Weinfelden. Die Strecke wird jeweils etwa zehn Minuten vor dem Eintreffen der Spitzengruppe gesperrt und nach der Durchfahrt der letzten Fahrer wieder geöffnet.

Da der ganze Tross eine Stelle in der Regel nach einer halben Stunde passiert hat, werden die betroffenen Strassen rund eine dreiviertel Stunde lang gesperrt. Auf tds-sg.ch finden sich die Marschtabellen mit den ungefähren Ankunftszeiten des Trosses, je nachdem, ob er schneller oder langsamer unterwegs ist. Je länger die Etappe dauert, desto weniger genau lässt sich die Ankunft vorhersagen.

Am Montag fährt die Tour de Suisse der Frauen von St.Gallen über Wittenbach Richtung Thurgau und weiter über Zuzwil nach Ebnat-Kappel. Wann die einzelnen Abschnitte in etwa gesperrt werden, lässt sich ebenfalls der Marschtabelle entnehmen.

Längere Sperrungen fürs Zeitfahren

Am Sonntag, dem 18. Juni, bestreitet sowohl die Männer- als auch die Frauentour ein Einzelzeitfahren von St.Gallen über Wittenbach, Bernhardzell und Waldkirch nach Abtwil. Hierfür muss die gesamte Strecke von 9.30 bis 17 Uhr gesperrt werden.

Der Start ist an der Fürstenlandstrasse, weswegen diese von der Erlachstrasse stadteinwärts bereits ab 6 Uhr morgens gesperrt wird. Von hier führt die Strecke über die Burgstrasse, die Bogenstrasse, die Rosenbergstrasse, die St.Jakobstrasse, die Langgasse und die St.Gallerstrasse nach Wittenbach. Parkplätze entlang der Strecke werden vorab aufgehoben, die Polizei hat ein Umfahrungskonzept erstellt und signalisiert Umleitungen.

Da die Strecke in der Nähe der Autobahnausfahrt Kreuzbleiche vorbeiführt, bleibt auch diese geschlossen. Zudem ist die Einfahrt St.Fiden in Richtung Zürich aufgrund der Bauarbeiten an der Stadtautobahn gesperrt. Ausserdem haben die Sperrungen weitreichende Auswirkungen auf den öffentlichen Verkehr:

Beeinträchtigungen im öffentlichen Verkehr

• Linie 1 verkehrt nur vom Bahnhof bis Stephanshorn, nicht nach Winkeln.
• Linie 2 verkehrt nur vom Bahnhof bis Guggeien, nicht nach Wolfganghof.
• Linien 3 und 4 stellen den Betrieb komplett ein.
• Linie 5 verkehrt nur vom Bahnhof ins Riethüsli, nicht nach Rotmonten.
• Linie 6 verkehrt nur vom Marktplatz bis Bach St.Georgen, nicht nach Heiligkreuz.
• Linie 7 und 8 sind nicht betroffen.
• Linie 9 stellt den Betrieb komplett ein.
• Auf den Linien 120, 151 und 158 werden einzelne Haltestellen nicht bedient oder verschoben.
• Linie 154 verkehrt nur von Arnegg nach Wittenbach, nicht bis Waldkirch.
• Linie 200 verkehrt nur von Arbon nach Wittenbach, nicht bis St.Gallen.

Feste in der ganzen Region

Allen Einschränkungen im Verkehr zum Trotz soll der Besuch der Tour de Suisse vor allem ein Festtag werden. Startort Tübach hat für den Samstag gleich ein Dorffest angekündigt.

Am Sonntag finden sich entlang der Zeitfahrstrecke zahlreiche Fan-Zonen. Wer die Profis beim Start anfeuern will, kann dies an der Fürstenlandstrasse tun, an der Rennstrecke hinter dem St.Galler Bahnhof gibt es eine Videoübertragung. Weitere public Viewings finden sich entlang der Strecke.

Boris Tschirky, Gemeindepräsident von Gaiserwald.

In Abtwil können die Sportlerinnen und Sportler schliesslich im «Tour Village» an der Ziellinie bejubelt werden, zudem organisiert der Verkehrsverein auf dem Dorfplatz eine Festwirtschaft. Gemeindepräsident Boris Tschirky freut sich darüber, dass Abtwil einen Tag lang die Aufmerksamkeit der Radsportbegeisterten geniesst. «Jetzt muss nur noch alles reibungslos über die Bühne gehen. Wir freuen uns auf ein schönes Fest und hoffen, dass das Wetter so schön bleibt wie jetzt», sagt Tschirky.

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Highlights and best moments: Tour de Suisse 2023 Stage 8 between St Gallen and Abtwil

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🔟🟨 Top 10 - Clasificación general

🔟🏁 top 10 - stage 8, 🏆 mattias skjelmose is the champion.

A triumph for Trek Segafredo! The Danish rider takes the Tour de Suisse 2023 title with a superb performance. Nine seconds ahead of Juan Ayuso, who is the runner-up and 45 seconds ahead of Remco Evenepoel, who completes the podium.

🥇 VICTORY FOR JUAN AYUSO!

The Spanish rider won the individual time trial with a time of 32'25".

Mattias Skjelmose arrives

The Danish rider survives the good times of Remco Evenepoel and Juan Ayuso. 32'34", the time at the finish line to take third place in the stage, nine seconds behind.

🆕🏁 New best time

JUAN AYUSO! JUAN AYUSO! JUAN AYUSO! JUAN AYUSOOOOOO! The best time of the individual time trial is of the Spanish rider of UAE Team Emirates. 32'25" at the finish line and beats Remco Evenepoel by seven seconds.

REMCO EVENEPOEL! Time of 32'33" at the finish line and is the new stage leader.

🆕⏱️2️⃣ New best time - Intermediate 2

JUAN AYUSO'S BESTIAL LEVEL! The Spanish rider aims to be the champion of the Tour de Suisse and improves Remco Evenepoel's time. 26'06".

Rigoberto Urán arrives

The Colombian rider of EF Education - EasyPost scored 33'27".

The Belgian rider's phenomenal time at the second intermediate point! 26'12" and he beats Stefan Bissegger by 16 seconds.

Harold Tejada arrives

33'43", the Colombian's time at the finish line.

🆕⏱️1️⃣ New best time - Intermediate 1

Remco Evenepoel makes the best time at the first intermediate point of the course. 12 minutes closed.

Neilson Powless arrives

33'11" for the EF Education - EasyPost rider and into the top 10, finishing seventh.

Thomas Pidcock arrives

The British rider of the INEOS Grenadiers rider scores 33'39" at the finish line and takes tenth place in the stage.

Mattias Skjelmose

Into the ring for the leader. The Danish Trek Segafredo rider sets off in the time trial.

Remco Evenepoel starts

The Belgian rider of Soudal - Quick Step is on the move. It should be remembered that he has to cut 46 seconds off Mattias Skjelmose.

Wout Van Aert arrives

The Jumbo Visma rider scored 32'53" at the finish line and was enough to take second place in the stage, five seconds behind.

Matteo Sobrero arrives

The Italian rider of Jayco AlUla arrives with a time of 33'05".

Rigoberto Uran starts

The Colombian rider and leader of EF Education - EasyPot gets underway.

Cian Uijdebroeks starts

The German BORA-Hansgrohe rider starts the time trial.

Wout Van Aert, one second behind

The Belgian Jumbo Visma rider passes the first intermediate point of the course with 12'02" on the clock, just one second behind Stefan Bissegger's time.

Harold Tejada starts

The Colombian rider of Astana Qazaqstan starts the race and from here on, the riders will start every two minutes.

🆕🏁 New best time.

We have a new stage leader! Stefan Bissegger (EF Education - EasyPost) scores 32'48" at the finish line; 13 seconds better than Kasper Asgreen.

Stefan Bissegger (EF Education - EasyPost) now sets the best time at the second intermediate point of the course with 26'28", 11 seconds better than Kasper Asgreen.

⏱️2️⃣ Best Time - Intermediate 2

The best time at the first intermediate point, located at kilometer 20.2 of the course, is Kasper Asgreen with 26'39".

⏱️1️⃣ Best Time - Intermediate 1

The best time at the first intermediate point, located at kilometer 10.7 of the course, is Kasper Asgreen with 12'01".

Racers are still starting

Wout Van Aert (Jumbo Visma) has just started and with him, 80 riders have already taken the start of the day. The next 23 riders will continue to start with a one-minute gap and then the top 10 riders will start with a two-minute gap.

🏁 Best time

The partial top 10 is as follows:

• Kasper Asgreen - 33'01"
• Jérémy Cabot + 00'30"
• Connor Swift + 00'31"
• Soren Kragh Andersen + 00'35"
• Simone Velasco + 00'39"
• Sjoerd Bax + 00'42"
• Jonas Rutsch + 00'49"
• Samuel Watson + 00'55"
• Tobias Ludvigsson + 01'01
• Christopher Juul-Jensen + 01'06

Carreer status

With the start of the Colombian Sergio Higuita (BORA - Hansgrohe), 70 riders have taken the start in this individual time trial. The best time was set by Kasper Asgreen of Soudal - Quick Step and 63 riders are still to start their race.

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👕 Jersey wearers

⬛ Leader of the points classification : Wout Van Aert (Jumbo Visma)

🟥 Leader of the mountain classification : Pascal Eenkhoorn (Lotto Dstny)

⬜ Leader of the youth classification : Mattias Skjelmose (Trek Segafredo)  - Worn by : Felix Gall (AG2R Citroën)

Abtwil is a Swiss commune in the canton of Aargau, located in the district of Muri. It is bordered to the north, east and southeast by the commune of Sins, and to the southwest and west by Hohenrain.

The cultural metropolis of St. Gallen charms with its picturesque old town and rich historical heritage: the Abbey District, complete with Baroque cathedral and world-famous Abbey Library, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is considered the city’s landmark. But that is by no means all the city has to offer.

Furthermore, St. Gallen is a true “city of steps”. Around 13,000 steps make it possible to climb in all directions skyward. Taking one step at a time is a simple, efficient and inexpensive way to exercise daily and significantly contributes to the overall health of the cardiovascular system. And, once you reach the top, you are in for a real treat and have the best view of the Gallus city. At the “Drei Weieren” natural swimming baths – accessible via a 350-step staircase – the view extends all the way to Lake Constance.

Route of the stage

Despite the nostalgia that pervades the context of the Tour de Suisse, spectators will definitely be able to enjoy a nice race, in which the route passes prominently through the city of St. Gallen and offers a beautiful and worthy backdrop for the final stage of the competition.

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On a nostalgic day, Remco Evenepoel won in Weinfelden, paying tribute to Gino Mäder and also giving an indication of his fitness for the final stage time trial.

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Tour de Suisse: Felix Gall grabs GC lead with solo victory on stage 4

Mattias Skjelmose drops to second overall with Remco Evenepoel still in GC hunt

Felix Gall (AG2R Citroën Team) has won stage 4 of the Tour de Suisse in Leukerbad and narrowly moved into the overall race lead.

The Austrian went long, attacking on the steepest gradients of the long, decisive climb to Höhenweg with 22 kilometres to go. He shot past the remaining breakaways and soloed to victory.

There was a lack of impetus in the chasing group of favourites on this 152.5km stage. While the pace chopped and changed with accelerations and lulls, Gall comfortably held off the disjointed pursuit.

A WorldTour rider since 2020, it is Gall’s first victory as a pro. The 25-year-old already showcased his climbing ability on stage 3, finishing second to Mattias Skjelmose (Trek-Segafredo).

Finishing 1:02 down, Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) won the sprint for second place from ahead of race leader Skjelmose. Thanks to ten bonus seconds gained, Gall leapfrogged the Dane into the lead by two seconds, with Evenepoel in third.

“I’m a little bit overwhelmed with the situation, I still cannot really believe it,” Gall said after the finish. “I think I’m in the shape of my life.

“Yesterday, I felt super good. This morning, we said if I feel the same today on the last climb, I have to give it a try. I didn’t really think it would be possible because it was still a long way to the finish line … if I have the best legs in my life, I’m not going to wait in the bunch and look at the others.”

Third overall at the start of the day, Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) lost over a minute to his fellow contenders and fell to sixth place overall.

How it unfolded

There was a fierce fight for the break around the opening circuit in Monthey and the valley roads of Valais. After a red-hot opening hour ridden at 53km/h average speed, ten riders got away: Nikias Arndt (Team Bahrain-Victorious), Lilian Calmejane (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty), Stan Dewulf (AG2R Citroën Team), Pascal Eenkhoorn (Lotto Dstny), Daryl Impey (Israel-Premier Tech), Lluís Mas (Movistar), Luca Mozzato (Team Arkéa Samsic), Jhonathan Narváez (Ineos Grenadiers), Kristian Sbaragli (Alpecin-Deceuninck) and Kevin Vermaerke (Team DSM).

Crans-Montana, the scene of Einer Rubio’s recent Giro d’Italia stage victory, put an end to the opening 80 kilometres of flat progress. Bahrain-Victorious rider Gino Mäder bridged the gap, joining the leaders halfway up the climb.

Dutch champion Eenkhoorn got the jump for points at the top of the first-category ascent. Calmejane, part of the escape yesterday, took second to move into the Mountains competition lead. It was the same one-two result on the third-category climb of Varenstrasse, 35km from the finish.

As the break’s lead headed north of two and a half minutes, Jumbo-Visma and UAE Team Emirates rider Jay Vine helped Trek-Segafredo with the tempo.

The climb to Dorben moved up in three steps; the first eight kilometres, averaging 7.8%, would prove the hardest and most decisive.

Lilian Calmejane attacked as the breakaway group disintegrated. Behind, AG2R-Citroën Team tried to get the jump on rivals. Mikaël Cherel accelerated with in-form leader Felix Gall in his wheel. Third-placed overall Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) started to lose ground.

Gall was on a special day, catching the four remaining escapees in a matter of kilometres. Only Narváez could briefly hold his wheel as his lead headed toward the minute mark.

That was due to a combination of Gall’s impressive climbing and a lack of cohesion behind. Race leader Skjelmose sat back and let Wilco Kelderman (Jumbo-Visma) and Pello Bilbao (Bahrain-Victorious) keep the pace high, followed by Romain Bardet (Team DSM), Sylvain Moniquet (Lotto Dstny), Skejlmose and Bora-Hansgrohe duo Cian Uijtdebroeks and Max Schachmann. Remco Evenepoel struggled to stay on terms a couple of times.

As the speed and impetus dithered, Bardet shot out of the group at speed but was pegged back. As Bilbao pushed the pace, Evenepoel was distanced again and chased hard on the short descent to catch them.

The road rose again for a shorter second section of the climb. Showing his attacking spirit, Bardet hit the gas again and moved clear. With six kilometres to go, Kelderman joined him up the road.

Gall was in no danger of being caught, briefly extending his lead to 1-30. Behind, with Skjelmose unwilling to set the pace, it was a free-for-all, with accelerations from Schachmann, Bilbao and Astana Qazaqstan rider Harold Tejada.

World champion Evenepoel had refound his rhythm and set the pace to bring back Bardet, Kelderman and Bilbao over the top of the first-category climb at Höhenweg, four kilometres from the finish. The day belonged to Gall, who rode to solo glory.

Just over a minute behind, Evenepoel finished best of the rest, sprinting away powerfully at the 200-metre mark to finish a second ahead of Skjelmose. The superior bonus seconds for the winner meant the leader’s jersey moves onto Gall’s shoulders – apparently satisfying Skjelmose’s desires.

“I hoped he would take the leader’s jersey, with me losing a minimum amount and not being in it. And that was what happened, so the day was successful,” Skjelmose said afterwards.

Tomorrow sees the race’s queen stage, 211 kilometres between Fiesch and La Punt. There are over 4,000 metres of elevation gain, with the Furkapass and Oberalppass tackled inside the day’s opening third. The long, high-altitude Albulapass, topped 10km from the finish, will be pivotal.

“Albula tomorrow is much more important and can make a lot bigger difference than today. We wanted to lose the jersey to a guy I believe I can beat in the TT,” Skjelmose said. “Let’s see: Felix looks strong, but I still believe I have a better time trial.” In the race-opening 12km TT, the Dane was a minute faster than Gall.

Skjelmose is keeping a beady eye on Remco Evenepoel, who he regards as his main rival: “Remco is still up there, and even though he may be dropped sometimes, I know he’s a smart rider and also did some strong pulls today.”

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Visit to the Neuwies cheese dairy with an exciting cheese story Fortunately, after so many delicacies, it's now almost all downhill. The path leads steeply across meadows at the beginning and then through the forest to Bruedertöbeli, where there is a small chapel at the exit. Thanks to motion detectors, anyone entering the half-open chapel is greeted with music. Through one of the few sections of forest, you reach the Thur plain and on the other side, the path now climbs through Bütschwil for around a hundred meters. The second cheese dairy, that of Neuwies , comes into view. It is surrounded by lush pastureland, the basis for healthy cows and therefore high-quality cheese; in the neighboring farm, chickens run around in free-range enclosures. The actual shop is located around 5 minutes further on, directly after the railroad line. Regional specialties from the farm's own cheese dairy are on offer here, mainly semi-hard and semi-hard cheeses. There really is something to suit every taste - from creamy and mild, to herbal aromas, tannic and woody and nutty, all the way through to tangy and hearty. The Entlebuch couple Philipp and Sandra Müller and their team are passionate about their work and their offspring are also involved as cheese whisperers, cheese testers and summiteers. The "Urgestein" has a funny origin story: briefly distracted by an important phone call at the office, Philipp Müller forgot to switch off the mixer. As a result, it stirred and stirred continuously until the master cheesemaker noticed the unusual noises, which were not meant to be. He quickly came running into the cheese dairy, but the mishap had already happened - the cheese had a special marbling ... This mistake resulted in a completely new cheese creation, which is now deliberately produced in this way. Fortunately, those who stock up on the many delicacies only have to walk 600 m to the Lütisburg train station.

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From the history-steeped city of St. Gallen, the train winds through a pastoral hillscape towards Lake Constance and then rolls along its shoreline for 40 kilometres.

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Afterwards, it follows the Rhine downstream to Schaffhausen, where the Munot Fortress towers as the town’s landmark. Schaffhausen is also famous for harbouring Europe’s largest waterfalls: the Rhine Falls. After crossing the imposing railway bridge of Eglisau, the train soon arrives at Zurich, financial metropolis of Switzerland. 

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