Looped stage
Cossonay
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Cossonay



LOOPED STAGE : Cossonay
The small town of Cossonay – whose origins go back to the Middle Ages – was once the capital of the district and is now an important regional centre, which is continuing to grow and will soon pass the milestone of 5,000 inhabitants. With its great infrastructure, the town offers a large range of economic, sporting, cultural and touristic activities. Located between Lake Geneva and the Vallée de Joux, connected by public transport – including the famous funicular railway – and a road network including the N1 motorway, Cossonay is an attractive place, combining town and countryside. It is a place where life is good.
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683.34 km in total – 13,000 meters of elevation gain
Tour de Romandie 2025
This year, the Tour de Romandie is celebrating the centenary of Swiss artist Jean Tinguely.
Born in Fribourg in 1925, the sculptor, painter and draughtsman was particularly well known for his innovative art, blending salvaged objects with motors to bring them to life. So the first stage of the Tour, from Basel to Fribourg, will highlight this avant-garde artist.

Tinguely Museum with Schwimmwasserplastik by Jean Tinguely and Gwendolyn by Niki de Saint Phalle in the Solitude Park (view from the west side) ©2024 Tinguely Museum Basel; Photo: Daniel Spehr

Jean Tinguely, Grosse Méta-Maxi-Maxi-Utopia, 1987 ©2024 ProLitteris Zurich; Photo: Tinguely Museum Basel, Serge Hasenböhler

Jean Tinguely searching for materials, Paris, 1960. Photo: Unknown
Culture & Tourism
2024 winners

Overall podium
Carlos Rodriguez Cano -Aleksandr Vlasov - Florian Lipowitz

General points classification
Dorian Godon

General classification for best climber
Juri Hollmann

General classification for best young rider
Carlos Rodriguez Cano

Super combativity award
Andrea Vendrame

Best Swiss rider
Yannis Voisard

Best team
UAE Team Emirates