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Tour de Suisse Women
Tour de Suisse Women is a five-day WorldTour cycling stage race held each June in Switzerland. First run in 2021, it delivers Alpine climbing and time trialing in a condensed format that rewards stage-racing depth and fast recovery between mountain efforts.
- Date
- Jun 16–Jun 20, 2027
- Location
- 🇨🇭 Switzerland
- Most recent winner
- 🇨🇭 Marlen Reusser (2026)
- Course
- Stage Race
Tour de Suisse Women 2027 route overview
The race is decided by a combination of mountain stages and a time trial, with little room for recovery between efforts. Four of the first six editions included an individual time trial, and the 2026 race ended with a mountain stage over the Col de la Croix and a climb to the finish in Villars-sur-Ollon. The shorter overall distance means the GC battle ignites earlier and burns hotter than in longer stage races, with less opportunity to ride defensively or wait for a single decisive stage. Descending matters: Swiss roads are narrow and technical, and confident descenders can defend gaps or chase back after being distanced on a climb. The race rewards riders who can recover overnight and handle rapid changes in altitude and effort without losing sharpness across five straight days.
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