Tour de Suisse 1974
The 38th Tour de Suisse took place from June 13 to 21, 1974. It was held in eleven stages and a prologue over a distance of 1,559.1 kilometers.
The overall winner was Eddy Merckx from Belgium . The tour started in Gippingen with a time trial as a prologue and 79 drivers, 56 of whom crossed the finish line in Olten on the last day .
Overall rating
Final score | ||
Tour winner |
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45:05:56 h |
Second |
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+0: 58 min |
Third |
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+2: 25 min |
Fourth |
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+3: 01 min |
fifth |
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+3: 40 min |
Sixth |
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+3: 50 min |
seventh |
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+4: 23 min |
Eighth |
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+5: 59 min |
Ninth |
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+ 6:00 min |
Tenth |
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+ 8:15 min |
Scoring |
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249 |
Second |
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210 |
Third |
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153 |
Mountain scoring |
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54 P. |
Second |
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49 P. |
Third |
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44 P. |
Team evaluation |
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131: 57: 31 h |
Second |
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+2: 27 min |
Third |
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+13: 09 min |
Stages
stage | Day | Start finish | km | Stage winner |
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prolog | June 12 | Gippingen ( EZF ) | 9.6 |
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1st stage | June 13th | Zurzach - Diessenhofen | 157 |
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2nd stage | 14th June | Diessenhofen - Eschenbach | 193 |
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3a. stage | 15th June | Eschenbach - Valbella | 110.5 |
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3b. stage | 15th June | Lenzerheide ( BZF ) | 8.4 |
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3c. stage | 15th June | Lenzerheide ( BZF ) | 4.2 |
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4th stage | June 16 | Lenzerheide - Bellinzona | 179 |
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5th stage | 17th of June | Bellinzona - Naters | 165 |
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6th stage | 18th of June | Naters - Lausanne | 201 |
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7th stage | June 19th | Lausanne - Grenchen | 177 |
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8th stage | 20th June | Grenchen - Fislisbach | 197 |
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9a. stage | June 21st | Fislisbach - Olten | 137 |
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9b. stage | June 21st | Olten ( EZF ) | 24.6 |
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Further information
Web links
- Tour de Suisse website
- Tour de Suisse 1974 in the database of Radsportseiten.net
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- Statistics start lists, stages and results of the Tour de Suisse from 1933 to 2011. (PDF; 1.5 MB)