Tour de Suisse 1971

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Final score
Tour winner BelgiumBelgium Georges Pintens 36:05:30 h
Second SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger + 0:42 min
Third ItalyItaly Ugo Colombo + 0:56 min
Fourth BelgiumBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck + 1:16 min
fifth ItalyItaly Arnaldo Caverzasi + 2:12 min
Sixth BelgiumBelgium André Poppe + 3:57 min
seventh BelgiumBelgium Edouard Janssens + 5:53 min
Eighth SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bernard Vifian + 6:34 min
Ninth BelgiumBelgium Willy Van Neste + 7:01 min
Tenth ItalyItaly Giovanni Cavalcanti + 7:28 min
Mountain scoring SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger 37 P.
Second BelgiumBelgium Georges Pintens 26 p.
Third BelgiumBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck 24 p.
Scoring BelgiumBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck 225 p.
Second BelgiumBelgium Georges Pintens 166 P.
Third NetherlandsNetherlands Karstens tanning 160 p.
Team evaluation Filotex 105: 46: 34 h
Second Flandria 105: 48: 55 h
Third Goudsmit 105: 50: 42 h

The 35th Tour de Suisse took place from June 11th to 18th, 1971. It led over ten stages and a total distance of 1,319.1 kilometers.

The overall winner was the Belgian Georges Pintens . The tour started in Murten with 61 drivers, 50 of whom finished in Olten .

Stages

stage Day Start finish km Stage winner Jersey yellow.svg Overall rating
1st stage June 11th Zurich - train 167 ItalyItaly Arnaldo Caverzasi ItalyItaly Arnaldo Caverzasi
2nd stage June 12 Zug - Walenstadt 150 BelgiumBelgium Georges Pintens
3rd stage June 13th Walenstadt - Lenzerheide 91 BelgiumBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck
4th stage June 13th Obervaz - Lenzerheide 7 (BZF) SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger
5th stage 14th June Lenzerheide - Bellinzona 175 GermanyGermany Albert Fritz
6th stage 15th June Ambrì - Villars 189.5 ItalyItaly Ugo Colombo BelgiumBelgium Georges Pintens
7th stage June 16 Villars - Lyss 196 NetherlandsNetherlands Karstens tanning
8th stage 17th of June Lyss - Frick 209 NetherlandsNetherlands Jan Krekels
9th stage 18th of June Frick - Olten 110 GermanyGermany Albert Fritz
10th stage 18th of June Olten - Olten 24.6 (EZF) SwitzerlandSwitzerland Louis Pfenninger

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