The 2019 Tour de Suisse commences on Saturday, June 15, for nine days of WorldTour racing.
The Swiss race is a warm up for the Tour de France, with general classification contenders taking on the hilly parcours as they test their legs.
The start list is peppered with big names - with Geraint Thomas (Team Ineos) using the event as a launch pad for this Tour campaign, and Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) there to test his sprinting legs.
This year's event includes two mountain stages, with the Queen stage on the final day comprising of ascents of the Furka Pass, Susten Pass and Grimsel Pas.
Digital channel Eurosport will be showing delayed television coverage with highlights being shown in the evening of the day's stage on Eurosport 1 and/or Eurosport 2.
However those with a subscription to Eurosport Player will be able to catch the live action, with the online streaming service broadcasting every stage as it happens.
>>> Tour de Suisse 2019: Latest news, reports and info
Tour de Suisse 2019: Eurosport schedule
Saturday June 15 - Stage 1
1900-2000 – Eurosport 2
Sunday June 16 - Stage 2
1800-1900 – Eurosport 1
Monday June 17 - Stage 3
1900-2030 – Eurosport 2
Tuesday June 18 - Stage 4
1900-2030 – Eurosport 2
Wednesday June 19 – Stage 5
1900-2030 – Eurosport 2
Thursday June 20 – Stage 6
1900-2030 – Eurosport 2
Friday June 21 – Stage 7
2130-2230 – Eurosport 1
Saturday June 22 – Stage 8
2130-2230 – Eurosport 1
Sunday June 23 – Stage 9
1730-1830 – Eurosport 1
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Tom Pidcock anticipated Van der Poel's crash as Brit's Olympic celebration limited to eating all the cake at the buffet
The Brit says his Dutch rival was almost falling before he even went over the top of the downhill section
By Jonny Long •
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Five things we learned from the Tour de Suisse 2021
Carapaz looks in top form, everyone should fear Van der Poel and Switzerland have another young star
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Ineos 'confident' ahead of Tour de France after Carapaz seals team's fifth 2021 stage race win at Tour de Suisse
The British team head to France with a squad containing the winners of this year's Dauphiné, Tour de Suisse and Tour de Romandie
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Richard Carapaz survives to win the Tour de Suisse overall
Home rider Gino Mäder wins the two-man sprint to win the stage after a spectacular day of racing
By Owen Rogers •
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Andreas Kron awarded stage six of Tour de Suisse 2021 after Rui Costa relegated
The former world champion, Costa moved dramatically in the race to the line to deny Kron the chance to sprint for the win
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Mathieu van der Poel abandons Tour de Suisse 2021
The superstar rider won back-to-back stages but has now pulled out of the race
By Alex Ballinger •
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Richard Carapaz powers to stage victory and the overall lead on stage five of Tour de Suisse 2021
The Ecuadorian put in an explosive attack on the final climb to bridge across to lone leader Jakob Fuglsang
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Stefan Bissegger takes breakaway success on stage four of Tour de Suisse 2021 as Van der Poel keeps yellow
The break looked to be coming back before the peloton completely sat up on the final climb
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Mathieu van der Poel powers to a second stage win and overall lead at Tour de Suisse 2021
The Dutch champion used his huge acceleration to kick clear leaving Julian Alaphilippe behind
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
