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Tour de Romandie 2023: The Route

The Tour de Romandie opens with a pan flat prologue of 7.2 kilometres long before stage 1 serves a route with a lumpy first part and a flat finale.

The finale of the 2nd stage looks promising for the punchy sprinters in the peloton. Two short climbs inside the last 13 kilometres make way for a flat finale.

It’s back to the chrono specialist on the fourth day of action. Stage 3 is a 19 kilometres ITT featuring a 6 kilometres climb at roughly 5%.

The Queen Stage is played out on a 161.3 kilometres route with an elevation gain of 4,157 metres. The finish climb adds up to 20.7 kilometres and the average gradient sits at 7.7%.

The last stage of the Tour de Romandie is a lumpy endeavour from Vufflens-la-Ville to Geneva. A bunch sprint or a successful are to be expected.

Tour de Romandie 2023: route, profiles, more

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Tour de Romandie Standings 2023

78e édition du 29 avril au 4 mai 2025

Programme officiel

Le programme officiel du Tour de Romandie est un guide complet sur l’événement. Vous y trouverez notamment les informations suivantes :

• Profils et tracés détaillés des étapes
• Horaires des étapes
• Présentation des équipes participantes
• Présentation des villes-étape

Le programme est distribué en plus de 6000 exemplaires dans toute la Suisse romande, principalement dans les villes-étape, auprès des sponsors du Tour de Romandie et également pendant les six jours de l’épreuve.

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édition 2023

Après le succès rencontré par le TdR en 2022, l’édition 2023 sera de nouveau une grande fête populaire. Depuis de nombreuses années déjà, d’immenses champions ont inscrit leurs noms au palmarès de l’épreuve. Qui succèdera cette année au prodige Aleksandr Vlasov ? Le palmarès de l’épreuve, dont le label « World Tour » est confirmé, fait référence. Les 15 meilleures équipes mondiales ont l’obligation de participer au Tour.    

centre sportif de la vallée de joux

26 avril 2023   , ouvert à tous, 1ère étape du tour de romandie 2023:  crissier – vallée-de-joux, le parcours de l'étape.

L'étape du Tour de Romandie cycliste qui fait halte à la Vallée de Joux le mercredi 26 avril 2023 partira de la commune de Crissier dans le canton de Vaud. Sur les derniers kilomètres de l’étape du jour, les coureurs réalisent un tour et demi de la Vallée avant de franchir la ligne d’arrivée sur la Rue Georges-Henri Piguet au Sentier, en face de l’entreprise Kif Parechoc, entre Chez-le-Maître et l’entreprise Blancpain.   

Découvrir le parcours de l'étape en vidéo

Voir en détail le tracé de l'étape, les horaires de passages crissier-vallée de joux, les consignes pour la circulation à la vallée, la carte du parcours le pont-le sentier.

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Une épreuve qui fait le buzz.

Sur les ondes de la RTS, comme sur les réseaux sociaux, le Tour de Romandie fait fort. Les directs des étapes 2021 ont été suivis en moyenne par 50’000 téléspectateurs et téléspectatrices, ce qui représente 25% de part de marché. Autre statistique des plus parlantes, plus de 400’000 personnes par jour ont suivi le Tour de Romandie sur la chaine tv de L’Équipe. Sur les réseaux sociaux, la Boucle romande fédère une foule de fans de tous pays et de tous âges. Pas loin de 60’000 « abonnés », dont 20’000 sur Facebook, 22’400 sur Twitter, etc. Les images retransmises dans 179 pays dont plus de 40 chaînes de télévision en “Live”. Plus de 186’000 visiteurs uniques sur le site internet du Tour, soit 1’000’000 de pages consultées. 80 journalistes, 25 photographes et 10 chaînes radio accréditées. 1300 personnes employées par la caravane du Tour de Romandie et 30 véhicules.

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Tour de Romandie 2024

Latest news from the race.

Tour de Romandie: Carlos Rodríguez wins overall

Carlos Rodríguez on the cusp of his first WorldTour GC victory in Tour de Romandie

Tour de Romandie: Richard Carapaz wins stage 4 as Juan Ayuso's lead crumbles

Prologue - Maikel Zijlaard wins prologue from early start on dry course

Maikel Zijlaard (Tudor Pro Cycling) earned the first leader's jersey of the Tour de Romandie with his victory in the prologue Tuesday. The 24-year-old completed the short 2.3km time trial in 2:55 and to the hot seat before the rain made the streets in Payerne treacherous. 

Australian Cameron Scott (Bahrain Victorious) came closest to unseating Zijlaard, taking second place with less than a second separating the duo. Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal-Quickstep) finished third. Stage 1 - Godon and Vendrame go 1-2 for Decathlon AG2R

Dorian Godon (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) struck out in the bunch sprint on stage 1 with teammate Andrea Vendrame on his wheel, carrying the formation right through to the line  to make it a 1-2 for the team.

Godon's win also sent him to the top of the overall leaderboard with Gianni Vermeersch (Alpecin-Deceuninck), who finished third on the stage, slotted into second on the general classification with a six second deficit to the Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale rider. Stage 2 - Thibau Nys wins stage as Plapp attacks for GC Thibau Nys (Lidl-Trek) won the sprint to the line against break companion Andrea Vendrame (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) who took second two days in a row while late joined Luke Plapp (Jayco-AlUla) tailed off in the final stages of the sprint showdown to take third. The order of the podium also ended up being reflected in the overall rankings, but Plapp was undoubtedly the biggest beneficiary as he now sits ahead of all his GC rivals even before the time trial stage which he had been targeting before the race.

Stage 3: Brandon McNulty takes comfortable win on time trial

US Champion  Brandon McNulty  (UAE Team Emirates) put his stamp on the stage 3 time trial, winning the 15.5km race against the clock in 20:06. His fellow countryman  Magnus Sheffield  (Ineos-Grenadiers) was a distant second, finishing the time trial 13 seconds slower, while UAE Team Emirates also finished with Felix Großschartner in third place at 15 seconds down and Juan Ayuso in fourth at 21 seconds down, taking the overall race lead in Oron.

Stage 4: Tour de Romandie: Richard Carapaz wins stage 4 as Juan Ayuso's lead crumbles

Richard Carapaz leapt away to win the stage to Leysin while Juan Ayuso lost touch with the chasing group on the final climb and dropped out of the race lead. Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos) took over as the race leader with one stage remaining.

Stage 5: Tour de Romandie: Carlos Rodríguez wins overall

On a rainy final stage, the peloton finished the Tour de Romandie with a bunch sprint, won by Dorian Godon, while Carlos Rodríguez finished safely to secure his first stage race win.

Tour de Romandie 2024 overview

The 77th edition of the Tour de Romandie returns to the calendar on the final week of April, 23rd to 28th. The six days of racing brings together all the cantons of French-speaking Switzerland, Romandie, for WorldTour competition. 

When the event launched in 1947, there were four days of racing. It was elevated to the WorldTour in 2011 and now with six days of competition it serves as preparation for riders and teams headed to the Giro d’Italia. In 2022, organisers launched the Tour de Romandie Féminin which continues on the Women's WorldTour. 

Irishman Stephen Roche holds the current record for most GC victories, taking the title in 1983, 1984 and 1987. There are 12 other riders who have a pair of overall titles, with Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) reaching that achievement most recently with wins in 2018 and 2019.

In 2023, Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) used a solo triumph atop Thyon 2000 on stage 5 to take the general classification lead. He secured the title on Sunday, with Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar) in second, 19 seconds back, while Damiano Caruso (Bahrain Victorious) rounded out the podium at 27 seconds.

This year's Tour de Romandie route is 45.5km shorter than 2023, but still provides more than 11,000 metres of climbing. The Prologue in 2024 will take place in Payerne on the east side of Neuchâtel Lake. For a second consecutive year a mid-race individual time trial will break up the action in the mountains, this one 15.5km loop around Oron. The queen stage on Saturday will be a 151km route to the Vaud Alps resort village of Leysin, with the overall finish on Sunday at Vernier, to the west of Geneva.

Tour de Romandie race history

The Tour de Romandie was founded in 1947 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Swiss Cycling Union. That first edition brought together 10 teams and a total of 40 riders for four stages of racing, Belgium's Désiré Keteleer securing the overall victory. 

Between 1983-1987, Irishman Stephen Roche won the Tour de Romandie three times and still holds that record. Twelve riders have won the race twice, Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) last taking a pair of GC titles in 2018 and 2019.

Eight Swiss riders have won the Tour de Romandie, Tony Rominger securing the crown on home soil in 1991 and 1995, while Pascal Richard went back-to-back in 1993 and 1994.

The race was elevated to ProTour level in 2006, then five years later to WorldTour status. The high alpine mountains of Switzerland are on full display for the event, and provide the perfect tuneup for the first Grand Tour of the season, the Giro d'Italia, which arrives the following week.  

View the full list of winners .

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Latest Content on the Race

By Laura Weislo published 27 April 24

News Inoes rider not calling the race won yet – 'We don't know what can happen'

New disc brake-equipped Giant Trinity TT bike spotted at Tour de Romandie

By Tom Wieckowski published 26 April 24

news Luke Plapp is riding a brand new disc brake-equipped Giant Trinity and new TT helmet at the Swiss stage race

'I surprised myself' - Luke Plapp grasps GC advantage ahead of Tour de Romandie TT

By Simone Giuliani published 26 April 24

News Australian jumps over to break on final climb of stage 2, gains valuable seconds on other overall contenders as he takes third

New SRAM Red groupset spotted in the wild at Tour de Romandie

By Josh Croxton published 25 April 24

tech Lidl-Trek's Simone Consonni uses groupset in opening stages

'This course was almost perfect' - Late call-up for Cameron Scott leads to Tour de Romandie prologue podium

By Simone Giuliani published 24 April 24

News Australian comes second on opening day of racing at his first European WorldTour stage race

Luke Plapp targets Tour de Romandie on road to Giro d'Italia

By Cyclingnews published 23 April 24

News Dunbar and Simon Yates in Jayco AlUla squad to take on Bernal, Mas, Vlasov, Gaudu, Hindley, Ayuso and more in Switzerland

How to watch the 2024 Tour de Romandie

By Dani Ostanek published 23 April 24

How to watch Bernal, Alaphilippe, Ayuso, Vlasov, Guadu, Hindley, Mas, Yates twins all in action at mountainous stage race

Tour de Romandie 2024 start list

By Cyclingnews published 22 April 24

'I feel reborn' - Giulio Ciccone returns at Romandie after saddle sore surgery

By Barry Ryan published 19 April 24

News Italian to ride Tour de France and Vuelta a España after late start to 2024 season

Fernando Gaviria targets Giro d’Italia sprints after Tour de Romandie success

By Alasdair Fotheringham published 1 May 23

news Colombian sprinter finds winning form before Giro

Top News on the Race

Egan Bernal continues progress with eighth overall at Tour de Romandie

Juan Ayuso: 'No surprise' to lose Tour de Romandie leader's jersey

Wrong chainring bolts the cause of Rui Costa's Tour de Romandie mechanical

Encouraging signs for Ayuso with quick return to podium at Tour de Romandie

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• Start time: 14:50
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• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 6.82 km
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