2022 Tour de Romandie Féminin
Male Team 07 - 09 Oct

Tour de Romandie

385 Kilometers 3 Stages
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TV

The race will be broadcast live on Eurosport and GCN (14.30 CEST on Friday / Sunday; 1300 Saturday).

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Timetable

The stages on Friday and Sunday will end around 3.45pm; Saturday’s Queen stage will be over around 2.15pm.

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Bonus

There will be 10-6-4″ available at all three finishes; no seconds are awarded at the intermediate sprints.

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Social Media

The Twitter account of this year, shared between the men’s and women’s events, is @TourdeRomandie; the hashtag will be #TDRF.

Stages

Analysis

01
Lausanne (134.4km)
07 October
  1. 01 Arlenis Sierra Movistar Team 3h36'49"
  2. 02 Liane Lippert Team DSM "
  3. 03 Demi Vollering SD Worx "
  4. 19 Annemiek van Vleuten Movistar Team "
  5. 37 Jelena Erić Movistar Team +2'08"
  6. 53 Sara Martín Movistar Team +7'41"
  7. 60 Sheyla Gutiérrez Movistar Team "
02
Sion - Thyon 2000 (104.5km)
08 October
  1. 01 Ashleigh Moolman SD Worx 3h23'35"
  2. 01 Annemiek van Vleuten Movistar Team +26"
  3. 01 Elisa Longo Borghini Trek-Segafredo +43"
  4. 43 Arlenis Sierra Movistar Team +20'53"
  5. 61 Sheyla Gutiérrez Movistar Team +27'20"
  6. 62 Jelena Erić Movistar Team "
  7. 74 Sara Martín Movistar Team +39'04"
03
Fribourg - Genève (147.6km)
09 October
  1. 01 Marta Lach Ceratizit – WNT 3h48'37"
  2. 02 Tamara Dronova Cogeas-Mettler "
  3. 03 Arlenis Sierra Movistar Team "
  4. 32 Jelena Erić Movistar Team "
  5. 34 Annemiek van Vleuten Movistar Team "
  6. —  Sheyla Gutiérrez Movistar Team DNF
  7. —  Sara Martín Movistar Team DNF

Analysis

An unforgettable year sadly comes to its end. The Movistar Team will aim at putting the icing on top of a fantastic cake, the 2022 season of the Grand Tour victories, of almost 30 wins, of touching the sky almost every single month — and with a WWT event no less! The Blues’ first ever visit to Switzerland will be the inaugural edition of the Tour de Romandie Féminin, which, despite its late slot in the calendar, will feature the toughest mountain-top finish of the entire season.

The brave riders still competing at this point of the season will tackle on Saturday 8th the climb of Thyon: 16.9 kilometers at 6.7%, with its summit at 2,090m above sea level. Before that, 46km from the line, they will have crested the Cat-1 QOM of Suen, 13.9km at 6.9%.

The route of this year’s Romandie Féminin is completed with a demanding opening stage (2,300m elevation gain), yet with a flat finish, in Lausanne (five Cat-3 ascents), on Friday 7th, and a sprinters’ showdown, Sunday 9th, from Fribourg to Geneva, the city that held the finish of the first-ever men’s Tour de Romandie more than seventy years ago.