Tour de Romandie 2011 Live Dashboard
Race Info, Preview, Live Video, Results, Photos and Highlights

The 2011 Tour de Romandie was one of two one week stage races BMC's Cadel Evans won leading up to his win at the Tour de France in July

Big Photos from the 2011 Tour de Romandie — sirotti/reuters

Tuesday, April 26

3.5 km

Martigny

Wednesday, April 27

173 km

Martigny → Leysin

Thursday, April 28

172 km

Romont → Romont

Friday, April 29

166 km

Thierrens → Neuchâtel

Saturday, April 30

20.5 km

Aubonne → Signal-de-Bougy

Sunday, May 1

165 km

Champagne → Genève

Total Distance

700 km

2011 Tour de Romandie Teams

Team Rosters and ~~Withdrawals~~

Group riders by: or

LAMPRE - ISD (LAM)
(ITA)

1	SPILAK Simon	SLO
2	CUNEGO Damiano	ITA
3	KASHECHKIN Andrey	KAZ
4	LOOSLI David	SUI
5	MORI Manuele	ITA
6	KVACHUK Oleksandr	UKR
7	BONO Matteo	ITA

RADIOSHACK (RSH)
(USA)

11	BRAJKOVIC Janez	SLO
12	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar	ESP
13	HERMANS Ben	BEL
14	MURAVYEV Dmitriy	KAZ
15	LEQUATRE Geoffroy	FRA
16	ROSSELER Sébastien	BEL
17	CARDOSO manuel Antonio Leal	POR
18	BEPPU Fumiyuki	JPN

HTC-HIGHROAD (THR)
(USA)

21	PINOTTI Marco	ITA
22	RABON Frantisek	CZE
23	HOWARD Leigh	AUS
24	RENSHAW Mark	AUS
25	GRABSCH Bert	GER
26	SIVTSOV Kanstantsin	BLR
27	MARTIN Tony	GER
28	GRETSCH Patrick	GER

RABOBANK (RAB)
(NED)

31	SANCHEZ GIL Luis Leon	ESP
32	FLENS Rick	NED
33	FREIRE GOMEZ Oscar	ESP
34	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	NED
35	CLEMENT Stef	NED
36	LEEZER Thomas	NED
37	WEENING Pieter	NED
38	VAN WINDEN Dennis	NED

GARMIN-CERVELO (GRM)
(USA)

41	MILLAR David	GBR
42	DANIELSON Thomas	USA
43	ZABRISKIE David	USA
44	TALANSKY Andrew	USA
45	STETINA Peter	USA
46	WILSON Matthew	AUS
47	BOBRIDGE Jack	AUS
48	MEYER Cameron	AUS

LEOPARD-TREK (LEO)
(LUX)

51	BENNATI Daniele	ITA
52	GERDEMANN Linus	GER
53	ROHREGGER Thomas	AUT
54	ZAUGG Oliver	SUI
55	VIGANO Davide	ITA
56	STAMSNIJDER Tom	NED
57	FEILLU Brice	FRA
58	PIRES Bruno	POR

BMC RACING (BMC)
(USA)

61	EVANS Cadel	AUS
62	PHINNEY Taylor	USA
63	MORABITO Steve	SUI
64	MOINARD Amaël	FRA
65	SANTAROMITA Ivan	ITA
66	SCHÄR Michael	SUI
67	TSCHOPP Johann	SUI
68	WYSS Danilo	SUI

SKY (SKY)
(GBR)

71	WIGGINS Bradley	GBR
72	THOMAS Geraint	GBR
73	CIONI Dario David	ITA
74	FROOME Christopher	GBR
75	POSSONI Morris	ITA
76	SUTTON Christopher	AUS
77	BARRY Michael	CAN
78	SWIFT Ben	GBR

OMEGA PHARMA-LOTTO (OLO)
(BEL)

81	BLYTH Adam	GBR
82	NEYENS Maarten	BEL
83	DE GREEF Francis	BEL
84	DE CLERCQ Bart	BEL
85	VAN DE WALLE Jurgen	BEL
86	PUJOL MUNOZ Oscar	ESP

MOVISTAR (MOV)
(ESP)

91	INTXAUSTI ELORRIAGA Benat	ESP
92	HERRADA LOPEZ Jesus	ESP
93	FARIA DA COSTA Rui Alberto	POR
94	SAMOILAU Branislau	BLR
95	LOPEZ GARCIA David	ESP
96	GARCIA ACOSTA José Vicente	ESP
97	KONOVALOVAS Ignatas	LTU
98	SANZ Enrique	ESP

QUICKSTEP (QST)
(BEL)

101	DE MAAR Marc	AHO
102	CIOLEK Gerald	GER
103	SEELDRAEYERS Kevin	BEL
104	CHICCHI Francesco	ITA
105	TRATNIK Jan	SLO
106	DE WEERT Kevin	BEL
107	ENGELS Addy	NED
108	BANDIERA Marco	ITA

SAXO BANK SUNGARD (SBS)
(DEN)

111	PORTE Richie	AUS
112	ROBERTS Luke	AUS
113	MAJKA Rafal	POL
114	SÖRENSEN Chris	DEN
115	MORKOV Michael	DEN
116	GUSTOV Volodymir	UKR
117	NOVAL GONZALEZ Benjamin	ESP
118	SÖRENSEN Nicki	DEN

LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE (LIQ)
(ITA)

121	BASSO Ivan	ITA
122	MARANGONI Alan	ITA
123	DALL'ANTONIA Tiziano	ITA
124	LONGO BORGHINI Paolo	ITA
125	SZMYD Sylvester	POL
126	VANOTTI Alessandro	ITA
127	SABATINI Fabio	ITA
128	PONZI Simone	ITA

KATUSHA (KAT)
(RUS)

131	KARPETS Vladimir	RUS
132	GUSEV Vladimir	RUS
133	OVECHKIN Artem	RUS
134	KUSCHYNSKI Aliaksandr	BLR
135	IGNATENKO Petr	RUS
136	BRUTT Pavel	RUS
137	PLIUSCHIN Alexandr	MDA
138	IGNATYEV Mikhail	RUS

EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (EUS)
(ESP)

141	CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS Jonathan	ESP
142	ISASI FLORES Inaki	ESP
143	TXURRUKA Amets	ESP
144	VELASCO MURILLO Ivan	ESP
145	MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN Egoi	ESP
146	VERDUGO MARCOTEGUI Gorka	ESP
147	PEREZ LEZAUN Alan	ESP
148	FERNANDEZ Koldo	ESP

AG2R LA MONDIALE (ALM)
(FRA)

151	PERAUD Jean-Christophe	FRA
152	PERGET Mathieu	FRA
153	LOUBET Julien	FRA
154	GADRET John	FRA
155	CHEREL Mikael	FRA
156	BOUET Maxime	FRA
157	ROCHE Nicolas	IRL
158	LELAY David	FRA

VACANSOLEIL-DCM (VCD)
(NED)

161	WESTRA Lieuwe	NED
162	VAN LEIJEN Joost	NED
163	RUIJGH Rob	NED
164	MOL Wouter	NED
165	KEIZER Martijn	NED
166	CARRARA Matteo	ITA
167	ANZA Santo	ITA

ASTANA (AST)
(KAZ)

171	KREUZIGER Roman	CZE
172	GASPAROTTO Enrico	ITA
173	LORENZETTO Mirco	ITA
174	STANGELJ Gorazd	SLO
175	KISERLOVSKI Robert	CRO
176	IGLINSKIY Maxim	KAZ
177	VINOKOUROV Alexandre	KAZ
178	TIRALONGO Paolo	ITA

EUROPCAR (EUC)
(FRA)

181	COUSIN Jerome	FRA
182	QUEMENEUR Perrig	FRA
183	KERN Christophe	FRA
184	GAUTIER Cyril	FRA
185	CHARTEAU Anthony	FRA
186	ARASHIRO Yukiya	JPN
187	ROLLAND Pierre	FRA

GEOX-TMC (GEO)
(ESP)

191	MENCHOV Denis	RUS
192	WYSS Marcel	SUI
193	GIANETTI Noe	SUI
194	CHEULA Giampaolo	ITA
195	BRANDLE Matthias	AUT
196	KOZONTCHUK Dmitry	RUS
197	ARDILA CANO Mauricio	COL
198	CORTI Marco	ITA

Printable Startlist

News and Updates for Tour de Romandie 2011

Stage 5 results: Ben Swift wins the only sprint finish of the week; Cadel Evans wraps up the overall

Stage 5 results:
1  Ben Swift (GBr) Sky Procycling                     3:50:51   
2  Davide Vigano (Ita) Leopard Trek      
3  Oscar Freire Gomez (Spa) Rabobank Cycling Team      
4  Fabio Sabatini (Ita) Liquigas-Cannondale      
5  Enrico Gasparotto (Ita) Pro Team Astana      
6  Fumiyuki Beppu (Jpn) Team RadioShack      
7  Tony Martin (Ger) HTC-Highroad      
8  Nicolas Roche (Irl) AG2R La Mondiale      
9  Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Team Europcar      
10 Enrique Sanz (Spa) Movistar Team                  

Final General Classification
1  Cadel Evans (Aus) BMC Racing Team                16:51:49   
2  Tony Martin (Ger) HTC-Highroad                     + 0:18   
3  Alexandre Vinokourov (Kaz) Pro Team Astana         + 0:19   
4  Marco Pinotti (Ita) HTC-Highroad                   + 0:31   
5  Beñat Intxausti Elorriaga (Spa) Movistar Team      + 0:41   
6  Pieter Weening (Ned) Rabobank Cycling Team         + 0:51   
7  Janez Brajkovic (Slo) Team RadioShack              + 0:52   
8  Pavel Brutt (Rus) Katusha Team                     + 0:58   
9  Andrew Talansky (USA) Team Garmin-Cervelo          + 0:59   
10 David Millar (GBr) Team Garmin-Cervelo             + 1:00

Sky's Geneva convention guides Swift to victory; Evans wraps up overall title — cyclingnews

Cadel Evans wraps up Tour de Romandie as Ben Swift takes final stage — velonews
Stage 5 Last 5 Kms (06:34 French) — sport+
Stage 5 Last 5 Kms (06:59 Flemish) — sporza

Stage 5 Highlights (01:33 Flemish) — sporza

6 Big Photos from Stage 5 (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti

Win at Romandie ‘very satisfying’ for Evans — cyclingnews

Graham Watson Stage 5 photos — grahamwatson

Stage 5 preview: Champagne → Genève, 165 km (hilly)

May 1 update: This year's Tour of Romandie ends in Geneva after two cat 1 climbs in the middle heading south from the start in Champagne. The last 25 km are flat so Cadel Evans 18s lead isn't likely in jeopardy provided the rain holds off. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve
Stage 5 Flyover (00:44 no sound) — tourderomandie

Stage 5 start time: Sunday 10:00 CET (8:00:00 AM GMT+0000); Weather for Champagne, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 13:00 CET (11:00:00 AM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 14:10 CET (12:10:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Genève, Switzerland

Stage 4 ITT: Cadel Evans's 8th place ride moves him to the top of the GC; Dave Zabriskie benefits from an early start to take the win

9 Big Photos from Stage 4 (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti

Stage 4 results:
1  David Zabriskie (Garmin-Cervélo)     27:57
2  Richie Porte (Saxo Bank-SunGard)     27:59
3  Lieuwe Westra (Vacansoleil)          28.13
4  Bradley Wiggins (Skuy)               28:15
5  Tony Martin (HTC-Highroad)           28:24  
...
8  Cadel Evans (BMC)                    28:41

General Classification after Stage 4
1  Cadel Evans (BMC) 
2  Tony Martin (HTC-Highroad)          + 0:18
3  Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana)       + 0:19
4  Marco Pinotti (HTC-Highroad)        + 0:31
5  Beñat Intxausti (Movistar Team)     + 0:41

Zabriskie powers to Romandie time trial — cyclingnews

Dave Zabriskie wins Tour de Romandie TT, Cadel Evans takes lead — velonews

9 Big Photos from Stage 4 (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti
Stage 4 ITT Final Riders (10:03 French) — sport+

Stage 4 ITT Highlights (02:54 German) — sf.tv

Graham Watson Stage 4 photos — grahamwatson

Stage 4 preview: Aubonne → Signal-de-Bougy, 20.5 km (TT)

April 29 update: Pavel Brutt (Katusha) will take a 32s lead over Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) and 42s over Cadel Evans (BMC) into the penultimate stage. He's not known as a time-trialist so tune in to see what happens on the lumpy, somewhat technical 20.5 km ITT starting from Aubonne. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve
Stage 4 ITT Flyover (00:15 no sound) — tourderomandie

Stage 4 ITT Start Order and Times — biciciclismo

Stage 4 start time: Saturday 14:00 CET (12:00:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Aubonne, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 16:00 CET (2:00:00 PM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 17:37 CET (3:37:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Signal-de-Bougy, Switzerland

Stage 3 results: Vino schools the field in Neuchatel and collects 10s bonus to move up to 2nd overall before the decisive ITT on Saturday

The only thing AG2R's Mikaël Cherel should be upset about is that he sat on Astana's Alexander Vinokourov's wheel for too long and then tried to pass him in the narrow gap with the barriers

4 Big Photos from Stage 3 — reuters/sirotti

Stage 3 results:
1  Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana)            3:47:55
2  Mickael Cherel (AG2R)   
3  Tony Martin (HTC-Highroad)   
4  Ben Swift (Sky)   
5  Oscar Freire (Rabobank)   
6  Davide Vigano (Sky)   
7  Geoffroy Lequatre (RadioShack)   
8  Alan Pérez (Euskaltel-Euskadi)   
9  Manuele Mori (Lampre-ISD)   
10 Rob Ruijgh (Vacansoleil)   

General Classification after Stage 3
1  Pavel Brutt (Katusha)                   12:31:34
2  Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana)             + 0:32
3  Damiano Cunego (Lampre-ISD)               + 0:38
4  Cadel Evans (BMC)                         + 0:42
5  Gorka Verdugo (Euskaltel-Euskadi)         + 0:46
6  Steve Morabito (BMC)                      + 0:50
7  Beñat Intxausti (Movistar Team)           + 0:51
8  Olivier Zaugg (Leopard-Trek)   
9  Pieter Weening (Rabobank)   
10 Marcel Wyss (Geox-TMC)                    + 0:52

Alexandre Vinokourov takes stage three in disputed breakaway sprint — velonation

Vinokourov powers to victory — cyclingnews

Alexander Vinokourov wins stage at Tour de Romandie, Pavel Brutt keeps lead — velonews
Stage 3 Last 5 Kms (07:32 French) — sport+

4 Big Photos from Stage 3 — reuters/sirotti

Graham Watson Stage 3 photos — grahamwatson

Stage 3 preview: Thierrens → Neuchâtel, 166 km (hilly)

April 28 update: Stage 3 isn't as lumpy as stage 2, but it will have category 1 and category 2 climbs near the finish. Unlike stage 2, the last three kms into Neuchâtel will be flat. Note the earlier live video time. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve
Stage 3 Flyover (00:45 no sound) — tourderomandie

Stage 3 start time: Friday 11:15 CET (9:15:00 AM GMT+0000); Weather for Thierrens, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 13:55 CET (11:55:00 AM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 15:01 CET (1:01:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Stage 2: Damiano Cunego surges for the uphill win in Romont; Pavel Brutt put under pressure and loses 45s of his overall lead

Cunego prevails in Romont — cyclingnews

Cunego al Romandia Battuti Evans e Vino — gazzetta.it

Damiano Cunego takes uphill sprint victory Tour de Romandie as leader Pavel Brutt struggles — velonews

10 Big Photos from Stage 2 (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti
Stage 2 Last 10 Kms (14:58 French) — sport+

Graham Watson Stage 2 photos — grahamwatson
Stage 2 Highlights (02:03 English) — nbcsports

Stage 2 preview: Romont → Romont, 172 km (hilly)

April 27 update: When in cycle-tourist mode, I enjoy cloverleaf tours. If you are not familiar with the term, that's when you set up base camp somewhere and do recreational rides in all directions over three or four days. Some people call that a "cloverleaf tour." Well, Stage 2 consists of three cloverleaves through the hilly Romandie countryside with Romont being "basecamp" or the hub. Romont is a pictureque Swiss hilltop town (photos) and the last km to the finish of stage 3 will be 7.5%. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve
Stage 2 Flyover (00:51 no sound) — tourderomandie

Stage 2 start time: Thursday 12:55 CET (10:55:00 AM GMT+0000); Weather for Romont, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 16:00 CET (2:00:00 PM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 17:06 CET (3:06:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Romont, Switzerland

Stage 1: Break succeeds with Pavel Brutt (Katusha) winning by almost 2 minutes over the peloton

Brutt solos to victory in Leysin — cyclingnews

Pavel Brutt climbs through the rain to take first road stage — velonation
Stage 1 Last 4 Kms (14:58 French) — sport+
Stage 1 Last 3 Kms (10:01 English) — eurosport

8 Big Photos from Stage 1 (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti

Graham Watson Stage 1 Photos — grahamwatson

Benatti out of Tour de Romandie with broken collarbone — cyclingnews

Robert Kiserlovski leaves Touyr de Romandie, Giro d’Italia in doubt — velonews
Stage 1 Highlights (02:04 English) — versus
Stage 1 Highlights (02:04 English) — nbcsports

The view of Chateau d'Oex, km 120 of Stage 1. Here's an excellent recreational ride off of today's route that's too narrow for a professional race:
Cycling Switzerland, Chateau d'Oex - Lac de L'Hongrin 40 km Loop — steephill.tv

Stage 1 preview: Martigny → Leysin, 173 km (Mountain)

April 26 update: Stage 1 gradually works its way uphill finishing with two cat 1 climbs and an uphill finish in Leysin. Call this the Queen Stage for a tame Tour de Romandie this year.

The day starts out easy heading north from yesterday's prologue site in Martigny. We'll pass the UCI head office in Aigle, transverse the shores of Lake Geneva before tackling the diffcult part of this stage. The riders will loop through some classic Romandie countryside (narrow twisty roads with lush hills) climbing Col du Pillon at km 150, the highest point of this year's Tour de Romandie at 1545m (3D tour) before descending to the base of the ski resort in Leysin. The finishing climb (generously awarded category 1) is about 6 km long with a modest 4.4% average grade. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve

3D Flyover of Col du Pillon el. 1546m (Cat 1) at km 150 (22 km to go) — cyclingthealps
Stage 1 Flyover (00:46 no sound) — tourderomandie

Stage 1 start time: Wednesday 12:45 CET (10:45:00 AM GMT+0000); Weather for Martigny, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 15:55 CET (1:55:00 PM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 17:20 CET (3:20:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Leysin, Switzerland

Prologue results: Jonathan Castroviejo edges Taylor Phinney (BMC) to give Euskaltel-Euskadi a rare prologue win

7 Big Photos from the Prologue (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti

Prologue results:
1  Jonathan Castroviejo (Euskaltel-Euskadi)   3:40.42 (49 kph)
2  Taylor Phinney (BMC)                       3:40.69
3  Leigh Howard (HTC)                         3:41.55
4  Geoffrey Lequatre (RadioShack)             3:42.37
5  David Millar (Garmin-Cervélo)              3:42.52
6  Denis Van Winden (Rabobank)                3:43.40
7  Patrick Gretsch (HTC-Highroad)             3:43.90
8  Mark Renshaw (HTC-Highroad)                3:44.06
9  Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana)              3:44.37
10 Daniele Bennati (Leopard-Trek)             3:44.42

Castroviejo stuns in Romandie prologue — cyclingnews

Jonathan Castroviejo takes prologue at 2011 Tour de Romandie — velonews

7 Big Photos from the Prologue (more photos added) — reuters/sirotti
Prologue Final Riders (09:57 French) — sport+

Graham Watson Prologue photos — grahamwatson
Jonathan Castroviejo's winning ride and other highlights (13:48 French) — sport+
Prologue Highlights (02:12 English) — versus
Prologue Highlights (02:12 English) — nbcsports

Prologue preview: Martigny, 3.5 km (TT)

April 25 update: A short (3.5 km), dead-flat prologue with a bunch of 90 degree corners on pavé. Lots of good TTer's in the field to choose from including Frantisek Rabon (HTC) winner of the flat 3.1 km Lausanne prologue at the 2009 Tour de Romandie (photo left), Rabon's teammate Marco Pinotti who won the prologue last year, perennial prologue favorites David Millar (Garmin-Cervelo) and Bradley Wiggins (Sky). The weather forecast is partly cloudy and 10C which may make it the nicest day weather-wise for the entire race with rain forecasted for much of the remaining week. Apparently, the organizers have cut the hardest turn on the prologue course so the overall distance has been trimmed to 2.9 km. See the race summary table (r) for the stage profile, map and timetable. — Steve

Prologue Start Order and Times — biciciclismo
Prologue Flyover (00:23 no sound) — tourderomandie

Prologue start time: Tuesday 15:55 CET (1:55:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Martigny, Switzerland
Earliest live video: 17:55 CET (3:55:00 PM GMT+0000); Live/delayed coverage options
Approximate finish: 18:59 CET (4:59:00 PM GMT+0000); Weather for Martigny, Switzerland

2011 Race Previews

April 25 update:

2011 Worldwide broadcasters and initial sources for live video — steephill.tv

Evans and BMC ready for Romandie — sbs.au

Evans, Phinney to ride the Tour de Romandie — cyclingnews

Nicolas Roche Video Interview: Building towards Liège, Romandie and Tour — velonation

2011 Official startlist w/ bib numbers — steephill.tv

Time trials loom large in Tour of Romandie — velonews

Evans, Basso, Menchov line up for Tour de Romandie — AFP
2010 Highlights (02:33 English) — versus

April 24 update: Cadel Evans and Taylor Phinney ready to ride at Tour de Romandie — velonews

2011 Tour de Romandie Course Preview

April 17 update: As usual, the Tour de Romandie starts with a short prologue and includes a time-trial near the end. This year's individual time trial is positioned on the penultimate stage on a course that can neither be described as easy or difficult.

There are never any big mountain days at the Tour de Romandie just a bunch of hilly stages on narrow roads. Stage 2 will feature two cat 1 climbs near the end with a uphill finish in Leysin so we'll call it the queen stage.

Also follow steephill on Twitter for the latest race info and video updates.

The race concludes with a downhill run into Geneva on May 1st less than a week before the Giro d'Italia starts which some riders will be ramping up for. Last year's Giro d'Italia winner Ivan Basso (Liguigas) is opting for this race over Giro del Trentino and watch for 2009 Tour de Romandie overall winner and 2008 runner-up, Roman Kreuziger (Astana), who will be one of Basso's closest competitors at the Giro d'Italia this year.

See the stage maps, profiles and timetables in race summary table (right) and scroll down for the provisional rosters. — Steve

Live Streaming Video, Text Updates and and TV Coverage

April 25 update: A work in progress for Tour de Romandie 2011 live and delayed coverage. Check back at race time for the unrestricted live links. Feel free to send in additional sources for live video, tv coverage or text updates/tickers as they become known. — Steve

media source	tv or internet	comments/restrictions
	live video (dutch) tv schedule	Daily live coverage of Ronde van Romandie on Dutch tv coverage. Stage 3 live at 13:55 CET on EXQI Sport.
	live video (french) live video (french) tv schedule	France and Europe satellites; looks like delayed coverage on Sport+
	live video (italian) tv schedule	Italian; Sport Italia diretta and unrestricted.
	delayed video (english) live video (english) tv schedule (british)	British Eurosport will have live coverage on Eurosport 2. Stage 5 is delayed on British Eurosport. Starts at 22:30 CET.
	live video (spanish) tv schedule	Spanish; daily live coverage. Restricted
	tv schedule	United States; Delayed coverage, April 26-29 @ 4pm; April 30-May 1 Time TBD
	highlights (restricted) tv schedule	Romande; French.
	live text updates	English updates
tourderomandie.ch	live text updates (french) live ticker	live text updates and new race ticker on the official site
	live text updates ES live text updates EN	The Biciciclismo website has the latest Spanish race updates
	steephill text updates official tweets #romandie twitter group	short text updates from any and everyone
check back at race time for more and updated links; send a comment or a new live link

2011 Route Map

Large Detailed Route Map — tourderomandie

News and Updates for Tour de Romandie 2011

Stage 5 results: Ben Swift wins the only sprint finish of the week; Cadel Evans wraps up the overall

Stage 5 preview: Champagne → Genève, 165 km (hilly)

Stage 4 ITT: Cadel Evans's 8th place ride moves him to the top of the GC; Dave Zabriskie benefits from an early start to take the win

Stage 4 preview: Aubonne → Signal-de-Bougy, 20.5 km (TT)

Stage 3 results: Vino schools the field in Neuchatel and collects 10s bonus to move up to 2nd overall before the decisive ITT on Saturday

Stage 3 preview: Thierrens → Neuchâtel, 166 km (hilly)

Stage 2: Damiano Cunego surges for the uphill win in Romont; Pavel Brutt put under pressure and loses 45s of his overall lead

Stage 2 preview: Romont → Romont, 172 km (hilly)

Stage 1: Break succeeds with Pavel Brutt (Katusha) winning by almost 2 minutes over the peloton

Stage 1 preview: Martigny → Leysin, 173 km (Mountain)

Prologue results: Jonathan Castroviejo edges Taylor Phinney (BMC) to give Euskaltel-Euskadi a rare prologue win

Prologue preview: Martigny, 3.5 km (TT)

2011 Race Previews

2011 Tour de Romandie Course Preview

Live Streaming Video, Text Updates and and TV Coverage

2011 Route Map

2010 Tour de Romandie Archived Coverage

2009 Tour de Romandie Archived Coverage

2008 Tour de Romandie Archived Coverage

News and Updates for Tour de Romandie 2011

Stage 5 results: Ben Swift wins the only sprint finish of the week; Cadel Evans wraps up the overall

Stage 4 ITT: Cadel Evans's 8th place ride moves him to the top of the GC; Dave Zabriskie benefits from an early start to take the win

Stage 3 results: Vino schools the field in Neuchatel and collects 10s bonus to move up to 2nd overall before the decisive ITT on Saturday

Stage 2: Damiano Cunego surges for the uphill win in Romont; Pavel Brutt put under pressure and loses 45s of his overall lead

Stage 1: Break succeeds with Pavel Brutt (Katusha) winning by almost 2 minutes over the peloton

Prologue results: Jonathan Castroviejo edges Taylor Phinney (BMC) to give Euskaltel-Euskadi a rare prologue win

2011 Race Previews

2011 Tour de Romandie Course Preview

Live Streaming Video, Text Updates and and TV Coverage permalink("#live");

2011 Route Map

Live Streaming Video, Text Updates and and TV Coverage