Tour de Suisse 2006

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Final result after the 9th stage
Victory revoked Jan Ullrich 38:21:36 h
(39.911 km / h)
winner Koldo Gil +0: ​​24 min
Second Jörg Jaksche +1: 03 min
Third Ángel Vicioso +1: 44 min
Fourth Janez Brajkovič +2: 33 min
fifth Frank Schleck +2: 56 min
Sixth Linus Gerdemann +3: 31 min
seventh Giampaolo Caruso +4: 20 min
Eighth Vladimir Karpez +4: 27 min
Ninth Cadel Evans +5: 01 min
Scoring Daniele Bennati 71 P.
Second Ángel Vicioso 51 P.
Third Koldo Gil 49 P.
Mountain scoring Michael Albasini 61 P.
Second Sven Montgomery 40 p.
Third Francesco Bellotti 29 p.
Sprint scoring Michael Albasini 21 p.
Second Alberto Contador 12 p.
Third Aljaksandr Ussau 12 p.
Team evaluation Würth team 115: 10: 46 h
Second Team T-Mobile +2: 19 min
Third Saunier Duval-Prodir +9: 21 min

The 70th Tour de Suisse was a cycle stage race that took place from June 10th to 18th, 2006 . It was held in nine stages over a distance of 1531 kilometers. The race is part of the UCI ProTour 2006 .

route

Route map of the Tour de Suisse 2006
Tour de Suisse 2006, 2nd stage: At the Sihlsee

The first stage was held on a circuit around Baden . The three following stages were flat to slightly wavy and therefore tailored to the skills of the sprint specialists. Then the demanding part through the Alps began with the 5th stage and the mountain arrival in Leukerbad . On the 6th stage, the riders had to overcome the Furka Pass , the Oberalp Pass and the Albula Pass .

The 7th stage led from the Engadin over the Julier Pass and Lukmanier Pass into Ticino . The 8th stage was a demanding high mountain circuit with start and finish in Ambrì , the route led over the Lukmanier Pass and the Oberalp Pass (both from the opposite side) and finally over the Gotthard Pass . The final decision was made on the 9th stage, an individual time trial to Bern . The stage and overall winner Jan Ullrich , however, was subsequently disqualified for doping .

Stages

stage Day Start finish km Stage winner Overall rating
1st stage June 10th Bathing - bathing 154 Belgium Tom Boonen Belgium Tom Boonen
2nd stage June 11th Bremgarten - Einsiedeln 156 Italy Daniele Contrini Italy Daniele Bennati
3rd stage June 12 Einsiedeln - Arlesheim 188 Belgium Nick Nuyens Belgium Nick Nuyens
4th stage June 13th Niederbipp - La Chaux-de-Fonds 161 Spain Ángel Vicioso Belgium Nick Nuyens
5th stage 14th June La Chaux-de-Fonds - Leukerbad 230 Switzerland Steve Morabito Spain Ángel Vicioso
6th stage 15th June Fiesch - La Punt-Chamues-ch 212 Spain Koldo Gil Spain Koldo Gil
7th stage June 16 St. Moritz - Ascona 233 Spain Óscar Freire Spain Koldo Gil
8th stage 17th of June Ambrì - Ambrì 166 Spain Alberto Contador Spain Koldo Gil
9th stage 18th of June Kerzers - Bern 31 ( EZF ) Germany Jan Ullrich Germany Jan Ullrich

Web links

Commons : Tour de Suisse 2006  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d nzz.ch of February 9, 2012: Jan Ullrich found guilty of doping