Tour de Suisse 2026 : les cartes, les coureurs, les horaires

The 2026 Tour de Suisse, taking place from Wednesday, June 17, to Sunday, June 21, features a condensed schedule: the WorldTour race will consist of five stages, running from Sondrio (Italy) to Villars-sur-Ollon, with a mountainous terrain that offers virtually no respite. In total, the peloton will cover 634.4 km with 11,751 m of elevation gain: a grueling course, tailored for well-rounded riders, featuring a demanding opening stage and a 23.8-km individual time trial on the penultimate stage, which could quickly create gaps or reshuffle the standings. The final stage, 151 km with 4,226 m of elevation gain around Villars-sur-Ollon, looks like a true mountain finale: long, undulating, and tough enough to shatter any certainties. With such a significant elevation gain, it’s typically the kind of day where the general classification can shift right up until the final kilometers. And to add even more excitement to this edition, the Tour de Suisse welcomes Tadej Pogačar, four-time Tour de France winner, who has come to fine-tune his preparations in his quest for a fifth title this summer. To follow the race closely, check out the map, the profile of each stage, the teams and riders competing, and the TV broadcast schedule for this 89th edition.

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How to watch the 2026 Tour de Suisse on TV?

The 89th Tour de Suisse can be watched live every day on Eurosport Max & 1 and L'Equipe:

Wednesday, June 17 – Sondrio > Sondrio (144 km): Eurosport (Max & 1) live at 3:35 p.m. / L’Équipe: live at 3:35 p.m.
Thursday, June 18 – Locarno > Locarno (157.7 km): Eurosport (Max & 1)live at 3:35 p.m. / L’Équipe: live at 3:35 p.m.
Friday, June 19 – Bad Ragaz > Bad Ragaz (157.9 km): Eurosport (Max & 1) live at 3:35 p.m. / L’Équipe: live at 3:35 p.m.
Saturday, June 20 – Aarburg > Aarburg (23.8 km): Eurosport (Max & 1) live at 3:30 p.m. / L’Équipe: live at 3:25 p.m.
Sunday, June 21 – Villars-sur-Ollon > Villars-sur-Ollon (151.1 km): Eurosport (Max & 1) live at 3:20 p.m. / L’Équipe: live at 3:30 p.m.

The 2026 Tour de Suisse route at a glance

The profiles of the 5 stages of the 2026 Tour de Suisse

Stage 1 – Wednesday, June 17, 2026 – Sondrio / Sondrio (144 km, +2,455 m)

Stage 2 – Thursday, June 18, 2026 – Locarno / Locarno (157.7 km, +2,110 m)

Stage 3 – Friday, June 19, 2026 – Bad Ragaz / Bad Ragaz (157.9 km, +2,690 m)

Stage 4 – Saturday, June 20, 2026 – Aarburg / Aarburg, individual time trial (23.8 km, +270 m)

Stage 5 – Sunday, June 21, 2026 – Villars-sur-Ollon / Villars-sur-Ollon (151 km, +4,226 m)

Teams and riders entered in the 2026 Tour de Suisse (as of Friday, June 12)

UAE Team Emirates – XRG

1. POGACAR Tadej

2. Mikkel BJERG

3. Grossschartner Felix

4. MCNULTY Brandon

5. NOVAK Domen

6. POLITT Nils

Alpecin – Premier Tech

11. VAN DER POEL Mathieu

12. Silvan DILLIER

13. Kaden Groves

14. MARSMAN Tim

15. Jasper Philipsen

16. Oscar RIESEBEEK

17. VERSTRYNGE Emiel

Bahrain – Victorious

21. TIBERI Antonio

22. EULALIO Afonso

23. GRADEK Kamil

24. MARTINEZ Lenny

25. MIQUEL Pau

26. SEGAERT Alec

27. VALTER Attila

CMA CGM Team Decathlon

31. CHAMBERLAIN Oscar

32. DEWULF Stan

33. GUDMESTAD Tord

34. Jordan LABROSSE

35. ANDRESEN Tobias Lund

36. MUHLBERGER Gregor

37. NAESEN Oliver

EF Education – EasyPost

41. CARAPAZ Richard

42. ALBANESE Vincenzo

43. Kasper Asgreen

45. Luke Lamperti

46. NERURKAR Lukas

47. Colby Simmons

Groupama – FDJ United

51. CAVAGNA Remi

52. COSTIOU Ewen

53. Kevin GENIETS

54. GERMANI Lorenzo

55. Romain Grégoire

56. MADOUAS Valentin

57. RUSSO Clement

Lidl – Trek

61. BAGIOLI Andrea

62. KONRAD Patrick

63. Bauke MOLLEMA

64. Jacopo Mosca

65. Thibau NYS

66. Sam OOMEN

67. Mathias VACEK

Lotto Intermarché

71. WIDAR Jarno

72. BEULLENS Cedric

73. DE LIE Arnaud

74. GRIGNARD Sebastien

75. ORN-KRISTOFF Felix

76. ROTA Lorenzo

77. RUTSCH Jonas

Movistar Team

81. Nairo Quintana

82. ADRIA Roger

83. ARCAS Jorge

84. AULAR Orluis

85. Enric MAS

86. ROMO Javier

87. SANCHEZ Pelayo

Netcompany INEOS

91. AUGUST Andrew

92. DE PLUS Laurens

93. FOSS Tobias

94. LANGELLOTTI Victor

95. LAURANCE Axel

96. RIVERA Brandon Smith

97. SHEFFIELD Magnus

NSN Cycling Team

101. LUTSENKO Alexey

102. COTE Pier-Andre

103. HIRT Jan

104. PINARELLO Alessandro

105. Nick SCHULTZ

106. SMITH Dion

107. STRONG Corbin

Red Bull – BORA hansgrohe

111. ROGLIC Primoz

112. ALEOTTI Giovanni

113. FISHER-BLACK Finn

114. HAJEK Alexander

115. HERZOG Emil

116. VLASOV Aleksandr

117. Frederik Wandaahl

Soudal Quick-Step

121. SCHACHMANN Maximilian

122. DAINESE Alberto

123. Gianmarco GAROFOLI

124. GELDERS Gil

125. VAN WILDER Ilan

126. VERVAEKE Louis

127. VERVENNE Jonathan

Team Jayco AlUla

131. SCHMID Mauro

132. DOUBLE Paul

133. HELLEMOSE Asbjorn

134. O'BRIEN Kelland

135. Michael Matthews

136. PICKERING Finlay

137. PORTER Rudy

Team Picnic PostNL

141. DINHAM Matthew

142. FLYNN Sean

143. GAFFURI Mattia

144. HAMILTON Chris

145. KOERDT Bjorn

146. PEACE Oliver

147. POOLE Max

Team Visma | Lease a Bike

151. BARRE Louis

152. BRENNAN Matthew

153. DOULL Owain

154. Menno HUISING

155. KELDERMAN Wilco

156. KRUIJSWIJK Steven

157. LEMMEN Bart

Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team

181. AZPARREN Xabier Mikel

182. Matteo Badilatti

183. CHRISTEN Fabio

184. Quinten HERMANS

185. Xandro Meurisse

186. PIDCOCK Tom

187. WRIGHT Fred

Tudor Pro Cycling Team

191. BRENNER Marco

192. ERIKSSON Jacob

193. HALLER Marco

194. Marc HIRSCHI

195. Arthur Kluckers

196. MAYRHOFER Marius

197. WEISS Fabian

Uno-X Mobility

161. Sven Erik Bystrom

162. Simon DALBY

163. DVERSNES LAVIK Fredrik

164. HOELGAARD Markus

165. KAMP Alexander

166. CORT Magnus

167. TJOTTA Martin

XDS Astana Team

171. BETTIOL Alberto

172. CHAMPOUSSIN Clement

173. FEDOROV Yevgeniy

174. Anton Kuzmin

175. Marco Schrettl

176. SU Haoyu

177. VAN BEKKUM Darren

The Top 10 of the 2025 Tour de Suisse

1. João Almeida (POR, UAE Team Emirates XRG) in 29h 29’ 01”
2. Kévin Vauquelin (FRA, Arkéa–B&B Hotels) at 1’ 07”
3. Oscar Onley (GBR, Team Picnic–PostNL) at 1’ 58”
4. Felix Gall (AUT, Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale) at 2’ 20”
5. Julian Alaphilippe (FRA, Tudor Pro Cycling Team) at 3’ 57”
6. Lennard Kämna (GER, Lidl–Trek) at 4’ 52”
7. Ben O’Connor (AUS, Team Jayco–AlUla) at 5’ 08”
8. Ilan Van Wilder (BEL, Soudal–Quick-Step) at 6’ 16”
9. Pablo Castrillo (ESP, Movistar Team) at 6’ 41”
10. Clément Champoussin (FRA, XDS Astana Team) at 8’ 30”

The last 10 winners of the Tour de Suisse

2025: João Almeida (Portugal), UAE Team Emirates-XRG
2024: Adam Yates (United Kingdom), UAE Team Emirates
2023: Mattias Skjelmose (Denmark), Lidl-Trek
2022: Geraint Thomas (United Kingdom), INEOS Grenadiers
2021: Richard Carapaz (Ecuador), INEOS Grenadiers
2019: Egan Bernal (Colombia), Team Ineos
2018: Richie Porte (Australia), BMC Racing Team
2017: Simon Špilak (Slovenia), Katusha-Alpecin
2016: Miguel Ángel López (Colombia), Astana
2015: Simon Špilak (Slovenia), Katusha Team