The Digital Swiss 5
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| Rute | 1. Cykelløb i landevejscykling | ||
| Etaper | 5 | ||
| Datoer | 22. – 26. april 2020 | ||
| Distance | 178,5 km | ||
| Land |  Schweiz | ||
| Startby | Agarn | ||
| Målby | Sedrun | ||
| Hold | 19 | ||
| Startende ryttere | 57 | ||
Dokumentation  | |||
The Digital Swiss 5 var et virtuelt cykelløb, som blev kørt fra 22. til 26. april 2020. Løbet var en erstatning for Tour de Suisse 2020, som var blevet aflyst på grund af coronaviruspandemien i verden.[1][2]
Deltagende hold
UCI WorldTeams (16)
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Etaper
| Etape | Dato | Start – Mål | type | Afstand (km) | Etapevinder | Førende rytter |
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| 1. etape | 22. apr. | Agarn – Leukerbad |  | 26,6 |  Rohan Dennis | |
| 2. etape | 23. apr. | Frauenfeld – Frauenfeld |  | 46 | Stefan Küng | |
| 3. etape | 24. apr. | Fiesch – Nufenen Pass |  | 33,1 |  Nicolas Roche | |
| 4. etape | 25. apr. | Oberlangenegg – Langnau im Emmental | | 36,8 | Stefan Küng | |
| 5. etape | 26. apr. | Blenio – Sedrun | | 36 | Rohan Dennis |
Resultater
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5. etape
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Referencer
- ^ Sørensen, Chris Anker (22. april 2020). "Podcast: Optakt til The Digital Swiss 5". TV 2. Hentet 17. maj 2020.
- ^ Laursen Bjerg, Maja (26. april 2020). "Modtog undrende beskeder fra venner - Asgreen 'forsvandt' under løb". TV 2. Hentet 17. maj 2020.
Eksterne henvisninger
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