Tour de Suisse 1979
Final score | ||
Tour winner |
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42:56:59 h |
Second |
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+4: 43 min |
Third |
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+5: 11 min |
Fourth |
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+6: 47 min |
fifth |
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+6: 54 min |
Sixth |
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+7: 01 min |
seventh |
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+7: 16 min |
Eighth |
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+8: 32 min |
Ninth |
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+? min |
Tenth |
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+? min |
Scoring |
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Second |
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Third |
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Mountain scoring |
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31 P. |
Second |
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30 p. |
Third |
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28 p. |
Team evaluation |
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128: 44: 44 h |
Second |
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+6: 00 min |
Third |
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+10: 42 min |
The 43rd Tour de Suisse took place from June 13-22, 1979. It was held in eleven stages and a prologue over a distance of 1,622 kilometers.
The overall winner was the Belgian Wilfried Wesemael . The tour started in Zurich with 86 drivers, 66 of whom crossed the finish line in Hendschiken on the last day . The two Swiss drivers Erwin Lienhard and Beat Breu were relegated from 3rd and 10th place to 11th and 27th overall in the individual ranking because of doping . 66 drivers reached the destination of the tour.
Stages
stage | Day | Start finish | km | Stage winner |
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prolog | June 13th | Zurich ( EZF ) | 4th |
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1st stage | 14th June | Zurich - Wildhaus | 180 |
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2nd stage | 15th June | Wildhaus - Obersiggenthal | 178 |
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3rd stage | June 16 | Obersiggenthal ( EZF ) | 20th |
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4th stage | June 16 | Obersiggenthal - Porrentruy | 151 |
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5th stage | 17th of June | Porrentruy - Steffisburg | 196 |
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6th stage | 18th of June | Steffisburg - Verbier | 160 |
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7th stage | June 19th | Verbier - Locarno | 254 |
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8th stage | 20th June | Locarno - Laax | 139 |
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9th stage | June 21st | Laax - Horgen | 186 |
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10th stage | June 22 | Horgen - Lenzburg | 134 |
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11th stage | June 22 | Hendschiken ( EZF ) | 20th |
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Web links
- Tour de Suisse website
- Statistics start lists, stages and results of the Tour de Suisse from 1933 to 2011. (PDF; 1.5 MB)
Individual evidence
- ^ Media Sport International AG (Ed.): Tour de Suisse Statistics . Bern 2002, p. 118 .