168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de Suisse – Route
Race Situation
Hello and welcome to the eighth and final stage of the Tour de Suisse men 2025 here on CyclingNews' live report page.
Today's stage is 10.1km long and is entirely uphill with a finish at the ski station of Stockhü🅺tte after starting in Beckenried on thee banks 🦩of Lake Lucerne.
Here are all the start times for the riders today with the first, Olivier Le Gac (Groupama-FDJ), starting at 11:38 local tim𝓰e.
And as we wait for the stage to kick off with Le♏ Gac rolling off the ramp, why not catch up on all the action from yesterday with our post race report...
After yesterday's brutal fight to the line, João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) does not see himself as the favourite due to the time trialing skill of Kévin Vauqu꧅elin (Arkea-B&B Hotels)...
Almeida did gain bac♕k some time on Vauquelin yesterday, but it w♕as just 6" of bonuses as the Portuguese star managed to come around a very late attack by the race leader as well as Scottish rider, Oscar Onley to take the stage.
Vauquelin has 🌄shown this year that he is very strong on TTs that finish on a climb. He won the fina𒐪l stage of the Étoile de Bessèges earlier this year to confirm his overall victory.
Just over five minutes until Le Gac kic🔥ks off the final stage of the men's Tour de Suisse 2025.
Olivier Le Gac (Groupama-FDJ) has started his 🍃ridꦦe and the final stage of the Tour de Suisse has begun.
The second rider off the ramp, Alex Edmondson (Picnic-PostNL) has already caught 🐲Le Gac on the slopes to S🧜tockhütte.
The first 10 riders are now out on course.
One rider that may be interesting to watch is coming up nexꦐt, former S♊wiss and European time trial champion, Stefan Bissegger (Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale). It is way too hilly for him, really. But, he may set the early benchmark time.
Jimmy Janssens (Alpecin-Deceuninck) is the fastest so far at the half way point, he ﷺis 51" ahead of Sebastian Grignard (Lotto).
However, the🔯re has been no timings given to Edmondson who, according to trackers, is going tౠo finish first despite starting second.
Bissegger only managed the 4th best time at the time check. He is almost a minute down on Jan🤪ssens.
Five riders have officially finished...
Janssens looks like he may be the leader after the first wave of riders. There will soon be a break after Battistella (EF♎ Education-EasyPost) crosses the line to allow the riders back down the mountain.
New fastest time
The firs𒈔t wave of riders have finisꦗhed. There is around 45 minutes wait now for the next wave.
Current Top 5
Racing is set ﷽to ꦓcommence with the 2nd wave at 13:23 local time with Mikkel Bjerg (UAE Team Emirates-XRG), who may have a good crack at this.
It is a beautiful day in Switzerland with temperatures at around 28°C in nearby Luzeꦓrn.
Racing begins again with the second wave of riders. Bjerg is on course followed by Danny van Poppel (Red Bull-B✃ora-Hansgrohe) and Marius Mayrhofer (Tudor).
There are now 17 riders out on course. No upﷺdated times at the split as of yet but it looks as though Bjerg, Van Poppel, Vermote, Askey and Mayrhofer have all passed it.
Surprisingly, Bjerg is well down at the first🐼 split in 31st place, over three minutes🐠 down. He is having a very bad day on the bike.
None of the latest starters appear to be✅ troubling the leading time set by Moniquet.
Vegard Stake Laengen (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) is the best time from the second wave, ♌so far. He is just 30" down at the split on Moniquet.
Brent Van Moer (Lotto) is on a good💦 ride as he goes second at the time check. He is just under 15" down on teammate, Moniquet.
Harry Sweeny (EF Education-EasyPost) goes fastest at the split.♛ Brilliant ride so fa💞r by the Australian rider.
Nobody is com🍬ing close to Sweeny's split time. He is looking good to become the new race leader.
Laengen sets the 4th best time at the finis🍨h. He i𝔉s 57" down on Moniquet.
Van Moer has slipped away a bit and finishes pro🥀visionally in 7th place 2'03" down on Moniquet.
T⛦he last man of wave two, Otto Vergaerde (Lidl-Trek), has set off on his ride.
António Morgado (UAE ♛Team Emirates-XRG) goes second fastest at the split. He is 41" down on Sweeny⭕.
New fastest time
Second best time at the split by P𝔍ello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious). He is 24" down on Sweeny.
Matteo Badilatti (Q36.5) goes 6th at the time check 55" downജ on the leader.
Meanwhile, Paul Lapeira (Decathlon-AG2R) goes 6th at the finish, 2'20" down on 𝄹Sweeny.
Gal Glivar (Alpecin-Deceun💃inck) goes 3rd at the finish. He slots in 1'39" behind Sweeny in the standings.
Second best time at the finish...
Third best time at finish...
Second best time at finish...
With just Vergaerde left to finish in this wave, the top💯 places look solid for 🍸now.
Current Top 5
The third wave of riders is due to set off ꦫat 15:19 local time with Sergio Samitier (Cofidis) kicking things off.
Sweeny ov☂ertook three riders on his way to the best time. They were♓ Fabio van den Bossche (Alpecin-Deceuninck), Patrick Gamper (Jayco-AlUla) and Mathis Le Berre (Arkea-B&B Hotels).
Just over five✨ minutes until the final wave begins with Samitier.
The final wave of three is on the road with Samitier♛ rolling off th𝔉e ramp.
Winner of the mountains jersey of this year's Giro⛎ d'Italia, Lorenzo Fortunato (XDS-Astana), sets off on his ride. He has, unsurprisingly, not really been involved in the GC 🅺fight.
Samitier🔜 riding very well and is 5th at the🍸 split, 44" down on Sweeny.
Mau🍬ro Schmid (Jayco-Al๊Ula) sets off on his ride. The Swiss road national champion is on the road.
Andrew August (Ineos Grenadiers) goes ও3rd fastest at the intermediat check. He is 29" dowꦉn on Sweeny.
Fortunato goes second fastest at ℱthe split. He goes 21" slower than Sweeny.
Mauri Vansevenant (Soudal-QuickStep) goes fifth fa𒀰stest at 32" down on Sweeny at the🦹 split.
Javier Romo (Movistar) goes fifth at the๊ split, 3♊0" down on Sweeny.
Second best time from Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost). He is just 18" down on hi🐼s teammate, Sweeny. Very strong s𝐆tart.
Samitier comes to the finish line and goes into provisional 6th at 1'38" down o🐼n Sweeny.
Tao Geoghegan-Hart (Lidl-Trek) and Aleksandr Vlasov (Red Bull-Bora-H💮ansgrohe) have set off on their rides.
Second best time at the finish...
Powles♐s has caught and passed Romo out on course. The American rider is clearly on a good ride.
Vlasꦐov has caught and passed Geoghegen-Hart already. Meanwhile, stage one winner, Romain Gregoire (Groupama-FDJ), has set off.
Romo has now re-passed Powless on the climb. The Spanish rider ge♏ts a second wind as the American may have over done it.
Vansevenant fi🐠nishes 1'27" d🐭own in provisional 9th.
Vlasov slots into 7th at the🥀 split, 31" down on the leader, S⭕weeny.
Frank van den Broek (Picnic-PostNL) goes provisional 4th at the⛎ finish, 40" down.
Poღwless has faded dramatically. Looks like he has misjudged it. He goes provisional 11th, 1'19" down on his t🔴eammate.
Bob Jun🔥gels (Ineos Grenadiers) goes 9th provisionally♐, 1'06" down.
Felix Großschart༒ner (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) sets off on his ride. He staꦛrts today in 11th, just under 30" off the top 10.
Ninth place overall, Ilan Van W🎃ilder (Soudal-QuickStep), sets off on his ride. He can go very well in time trials, lets see how he performs on this terrain.
Pablo Castrillo (Movistar) sets off on his ride.
Callum Scotson (Decathlon-AG2R𝄹 La Mond꧋iale) goes into 9th at 51" down on his fellow countryman, Sweeny.
Lennard K&ꦗauml;mna (Lidl-Trek) sets off on his ride. On paper, he should be excellent to🎃day.
Second fastest time!
Felix Gall (Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale) sets off on hi♚s ride.
Oscar Onley (Picnic-PostNL) sets off on his ride. This could be the best possible time trial for the rider fro Kelso in Scotland. If it was flat he would be losing lots of time. 𒊎But this mountain TT could suit him.
Julian Alaphilippe (Tudor) starts his ride.
Joe Blackmore (Israel-Pr🐓emier Tech) goes 7th at the finish, 44" behind Sweeny🌞.
João Almeida (UAE Team Emira🔴tes-XRG) has starte🎐d his ride.
The yellow jersey of Kévin Vauquel🎃in (Arkea-B&B Hotels) launches off the ramp and sets off in his attempt to keep the race lead and to win the 88th Tour de Suisse.
Third best time at the finish...
Fastest time at split...
Onley goes 3rd at 25" down on Gall. Solid start.
Will Barta (Movistar) showing yet again that he is a superb time trialer. He finishes 3rd at 18" down. He could get into t🌠he GC top 10 with that effort.
Alaphi﷽lippe is losing a minute to Gall and 35" to Onley. The latter is just 3" off the podium.
Almeida coming to the line for the time check and he goes fastest by 1" over Gall! It is very close for the stage but how is Vauquelin going༒ behind?
Gro&szli♊g;schartner finishes 48" down﷽ in 12th place for now.
Vauq🌼uelin comes to the time check and h🐼e is 22" down on Almeida. That is very bad news as he now only has 11" on his rival.
Van Wilder comes to the line 5th 25"𒁃 do🐻wn on Sweeny.
Almeida catches and passes A♏laphilippe! He has closed two minutes on the Frenchman.
Castrillo fades and finishes in 18th 52" down.
Ben O'Connor coming to the line after a strong ri⛦de. He goes 3rd, 12" down.
Gall is gaining on Kämna coming to the line.
New fastest time
Oscar Onl🐬ey finishes 47" down in provisional second on the day. Looks like he♏ will be going into third in the overall standings.
Almeida has 500 metres to go to take the overal🐠l title at the Tour de Suisse 2ꦫ025.
New fastest time
Vauquelin 💙has given his all but it won't be enough.
Alaphilippe now comes to the line 3'49" down on ൩A🌃lmeida.
500 metres to go for Vauquelin.
Kévin Vauquelin🥂🐓 finishes in 4th, 1'40" down on Almeida.
João Almeida of🦹 UAE Team🎃 Emirates-XRG wins stage 8 and the overall title of the Tour de Suisse 2025.
Stage 8 Top 10
Final GC
The final jersey winners:
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