Tour de Romandie 2021 – Stage 4 preview
By David Hunter Sion > Thyon 2000 162km The big day.
By David Hunter Sion > Thyon 2000 162km The big day.
By David Hunter Estavayer > Estavayer 169km Like stage 1, but just a little harder.
By David Hunter La Neuveville > Saint-Imier 165km This is a tough day in the saddle.
By David Hunter Oron > Oron 4km Prologue A very interesting looking prologue.
By David Hunter The spring classics are over, off to Switzerland we go. The next period on the calendar is all about preparing for the Giro or Tour, but the races themselves are very important, they won’t be used as a simple training ride. Romandie has attracted fewer Giro riders compared to usual, most decided to…
By David Hunter Liège > Liège 259km The last monument for a while.
By David Hunter Valle del Chiese/Idroland > Riva del Garda 120.9km This should be another day for the breakaway.
By David Hunter Naturns/Naturno > Valle Del Chiese/Pieve Di Bovo 168.6km Ooooofffff, this is a tough day out.
By David Hunter Imst > Naturns/Naturno 162km Another day with a lot of climbing
By David Hunter Charleroi > Mur de Huy 192.5km A little different to last year, but we still have the same lap circuit as 2020. Key Points Côte du chemin des Gueuses was brought into the race last year, it’s hard, but not that hard. The final time up crests with just under 10km to go,…
By David Hunter Innsbruck > Feichten Im Kaunertal 121.5km The first of probably just two GC days. Just 121.5km in length, but it’s full of climbing.
By David Hunter Brixen/Bressanone > Innsbruck 140.6km The opening stage is the easiest of the week.
By David Hunter A final tune up before the Giro, that’s what most riders are looking for out of this race. This year it has become even more popular as a preparation race, with many choosing to skip Romandie. As in previous editions the organisers have favoured flat/downhill finishes, the lack of a proper mountaintop finish…
By David Hunter Bodrum > Kusadasi 161km The final stage.
By David Hunter Paterna > Valencia 92km The final stage is a short one. Just 92km in length and 99.9% certain to end in a sprint. Weather A sunny day for the bunch. The wind will be around 15-20km/h and comes from the south-east, which means a headwind sprint. Finale Much of the closing kilometres is…
By David Hunter Valkenberg > Berg En Terblijt 216km Welcome to the new Amstel Gold.
By David Hunter Marmaris > Turgutreis 180km An interesting looking stage.