Tour de Suisse 1969

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Final score
Tour winner ItalyItaly Vittorio Adorni 40:30:21 h
Second Spain 1945Spain Aurelio Gonzales + 3:48 min
Third SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bernard Vifian + 9:35 min
Fourth BelgiumBelgium Wilfried David + 10:03 min
fifth Spain 1945Spain Joaquim Galera + 10:56 min
Sixth SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger + 11:09 min
seventh GermanyGermany Dieter Puschel + 11:10 min
Eighth BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel + 11:51 min
Ninth BelgiumBelgium Willy Van Neste + 12:05 min
Tenth NetherlandsNetherlands Jan Janssen + 12:08 min
Mountain scoring Spain 1945Spain Aurelio Gonzales 49 P.
Second Spain 1945Spain Mariano Díaz 36 P.
Third FranceFrance Paul Gutty 34 P.
Scoring NetherlandsNetherlands Jan Janssen 204 P.
Second BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel 164 P.
Third FranceFrance Lucien Aimar 142 P.
Team evaluation CHEESE 117: 13: 32 h
Second SCIC 117: 15: 33 h
Third Fagor 117: 20: 33 h

The 33rd Tour de Suisse took place from June 12th to 20th, 1969. It led over a prologue, eleven stages and a total distance of 1500.9 kilometers.

Overall winner was the Italian Vittorio Adorni . The tour started in Zurich with 88 drivers, 72 of whom finished in Zurzach .

Stages

stage Day Start finish km Stage winner Jersey yellow.svg Overall rating
prolog June 12 Zurich 007
(MZF)		 GS Batavus
( Dieter Kemper , Hennes Junkermann , Herbert Wilde ,
Peter Glemser , Ronald de Witte , Martin Gombert ,
Ernst Streng , Wim Deelen , Willy Primo )		 GermanyGermany Hennes Junkermann
1st stage June 12 Zurich - Brugg 180 ItalyItaly Luciano Armani ItalyItaly Luciano Armani
2nd stage June 13th Brugg - Binningen 193 ItalyItaly Ambrogio Portalupi ItalyItaly Ambrogio Portalupi
3rd stage 14th June Binningen - Solothurn 064 BelgiumBelgium Walter Godefroot
4th stage 14th June Solothurn - Balmberg 011.9
(BZF)		 BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel
5th stage 15th June Solothurn - Gstaad 172.5 ItalyItaly Enrico Paolini
6th stage June 16 Gstaad - Crans-Montana 145 ItalyItaly Vittorio Adorni ItalyItaly Vittorio Adorni
7th stage 17th of June Crans-Montana - Lugano 225 BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel
8th stage 18th of June Lugano - Davos - Jakobshorn 196.5 Spain 1945Spain Mariano Díaz
9th stage June 19th Davos - Jakobshorn - Wohlen 174.5 BelgiumBelgium Julien Stevens
10th stage 20th June Wohlen - Zurzach 087.5 BelgiumBelgium Herman Van Springel
11th stage 20th June Zurzach - Zurzach 044
(EZF)		 ItalyItaly Vittorio Adorni

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Remarks

  1. ↑ No rating for the overall classification