fr Le Tour de Bretagne Cycliste
Development Team 25 Apr '26 - 01 May '26
1/7 Redon › Pipriac 165km
2/7 Bains-sur-Oust › Missillac 168km
3/7 Drefféac › Concoret 189km
be Liège-Bastogne-Liège
WorldTeam Men 26 Apr '26
1/1 Liège › Liège 259km
be Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes
WorldTeam Women 26 Apr '26
1/1 Bastogne › Liège 156km
ch Tour de Romandie
WorldTeam Men 28 Apr '26 - 03 May '26
1/6 Villars-sur-Glâne › Villars-sur-Glâne 3km
2/6 Martigny › Martigny 171km
3/6 Rue › Vucherens 173km
at GP Vorarlberg p/b Radhaus Rankweil
Development Team 01 May '26
1/1 Nenzing › Nenzing 163km
de Eschborn-Frankfurt
WorldTeam Men 01 May '26
1/1 Eschborn › Frankfurt am Main 211km
lu Festival Elsy Jacobs à Garnich
WorldTeam Women 02 May '26
1/1
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WorldTeam Women 03 May '26
1/1
Preview Tour de Suisse

Preview Tour de Suisse

Tomorrow, we will start in Tour de Suisse. The World Tour stage race begins with a time trial in Langnau. Riders like Koen Bouwman, Antwan Tolhoek and Danny van Poppel are part of Team Jumbo-Visma’s line-up

Sports director Sierk Jan de Haan: “We want to give colour to the race and want to try to win a stage. The harder stages are suited for the climbers, but there will also be possibilities for sprinters. Besides that, it’s also possible for the breakaway to stay away a couple of times.”

The Tour de Suisse starts with a short time trial of 9.2 kilometre over undulating terrain. The second stage includes a tough circuit and seems to be suited for the GC riders. After that, three stages with a possibility for a sprint follow. During the last four stages - excluding the time trial on the penultimate day - the peloton rides through the mountains.

For Timo Roosen, it’s his first race after he broke his collarbone in Tour of California.

Line-up Tour de Suisse (15/06-23/06)

Timo Roosen

Danny van Poppel

Koen Bouwman

Floris De Tier

Bert-Jan Lindeman

Taco van der Hoorn

Antwan Tolhoek

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