Tour de Suisse: Onley Wins Stage 5 – Sprint Finish
- Oscar Onley of Great Britain (Picnic PostNL) powered to victory in stage five of the Tour de Suisse, completing the course in 4 hours, 33 minutes, and 28...
- Joao Almeida of Portugal (UAE Team Emirates XRG) finished the stage in a tie with Onley, while Felix Gall of Austria (Decathlon-AG2R) followed, clocking in 23 seconds behind...
- In the general classification, Vauquelin now sits atop the leaderboard with a total time of 20 hours, 12 minutes, and 10 seconds.
Oscar Onley seized a thrilling victory in Stage 5 of the Tour de Suisse, setting the stage for a reshuffle in the general classification. The sprint finish saw Onley, representing Great Britain, clock in at 4 hours, 33 minutes, and 28 seconds, a performance that catapulted Kevin Vauquelin of France into the overall lead. Joao Almeida finished second, with Felix Gall close behind. News Directory 3 has the complete breakdown of the day’s results, with Vauquelin at the top of the leaderboard. The competition intensifies as the tour continues. Onley’s triumph signals a potential impact on the overall standings. Discover what’s next as the Tour de Suisse unfolds and witness the drama of each stage unfold.
Oscar Onley Wins Tour de Suisse Stage Five; Kevin Vauquelin Takes Overall Lead
Oscar Onley of Great Britain (Picnic PostNL) powered to victory in stage five of the Tour de Suisse, completing the course in 4 hours, 33 minutes, and 28 seconds. The stage win shakes up the general classification, with Kevin Vauquelin of France (Arkea-B&B Hotels) now in the lead.
Joao Almeida of Portugal (UAE Team Emirates XRG) finished the stage in a tie with Onley, while Felix Gall of Austria (Decathlon-AG2R) followed, clocking in 23 seconds behind the leader. Kevin Vauquelin finished fourth, 57 seconds back, and Matthew Riccitello of the United States (Israel-Premier Tech) rounded out the top five, trailing by 1 minute and 5 seconds.
In the general classification, Vauquelin now sits atop the leaderboard with a total time of 20 hours, 12 minutes, and 10 seconds. Julian Alaphilippe of France (Tudor Pro cycling) is second,29 seconds behind. Almeida is third, trailing by 39 seconds.Onley moved into fourth place, 1 minute and 21 seconds off the lead, and Lennard Kamna of Germany (Lidl-Trek) is fifth, 1 minute and 44 seconds behind Vauquelin.
WhatS next
The Tour de Suisse continues with challenging stages ahead, where Vauquelin will look to defend his lead against strong competition. Onley’s notable stage win signals his potential to further impact the general classification as the tour progresses.