Tour de Suisse 2001
Final score | |
Tour winner |
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Second | Gilberto Simoni +1: 02 min |
Third | Wladimir Belli +1: 34 min |
Fourth | Beat Zberg +2: 47 min |
fifth | Alexander Vinokurov +2: 48 min |
Sixth | Georg Totschnig +2: 58 min |
seventh | Juan Manuel Gárate +3: 30 min |
Eighth | Manuel Beltrán +3: 37 min |
Ninth | Laurent Jalabert +3: 46 min |
Tenth | Daniel Schnider +5: 51 min |
Scoring | Erik Zabel 69 P. |
Second | Saulius Ruškys 67 p. |
Third | Alexander Vinokurov 56 P. |
Mountain scoring | Dimitri Konyshev 49 P. |
Second | Stefano Garzelli 42 p. |
Third | Gilberto Simoni 38 P. |
Team evaluation | Lampre-Daikin 105:10:16 h |
Second | Fassa Bortolo +6: 44 min |
Third | CSC-World online +14: 27 min |
The 65th Tour de Suisse was held from 19th bis 28. June 2001 instead. It was held in nine stages and a prologue over a distance of 1,412.5 kilometers.
Overall winner was Lance Armstrong , who also won two stages. However, Armstrong's victory was subsequently revoked for doping. The tour started in Rust, Germany, with a prologue over 7.9 kilometers and ended in Lausanne .
Stages
stage | Day | Start finish | km | Stage winner | Overall rating |
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prolog | June 16 | Rust - Rust | 7.9 ( EZF ) |
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Lance Armstrong |
1st stage | 20th June | Rust - Basel | 173.6 | Erik Zabel | Lance Armstrong |
2nd stage | June 21st | Reinach - Baar | 162.7 | Gianluca Bortolami | Gianluca Bortolami |
3rd stage | June 22 | Baar - Wildhaus | 144 | Alexander Vinokurov | Gianluca Bortolami |
4th stage | 23rd June | Widnau - St. Gotthard | 220.6 | Dimitri Konyshev | Vladimir Belli |
5th stage | June 24th | Mendrisio - Mendrisio | 174.1 | Sergei Ivanov | Vladimir Belli |
6th stage | 25th June | Locarno - Naters | 156.6 | Stefano Garzelli | Vladimir Belli |
7th stage | June 26th | Sion - Crans-Montana | 25.1 ( EZF ) |
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Lance Armstrong |
8th stage | June 27th | Sion - Lausanne | 166.8 | Erik Zabel | Lance Armstrong |
9th stage | June 28th | Lausanne - Lausanne | 175.9 | Oscar Camenzind | Lance Armstrong |