Cancellara claims 8th national time trial title
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Schwager repeats as women's champion, Küng captures U23 title
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1 | Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack Leopard) | 0:50:35.391 |
2 | Martin Elmiger (IAM Cycling) | 0:00:59.228 |
3 | Reto Hollenstein (IAM Cycling) | 0:01:57.177 |
4 | Marcel Wyss (IAM Cycling) | 0:02:28.282 |
5 | Claudio Imhof (Atlas Personal-Jakroo) | 0:05:47.319 |
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1 | Patricia Schwager (Team Faren Let's Go Finland) | 0:29:08.411 |
2 | Doris Schweizer (Be Pink / VC Pfaffnau-Roggliswil) | 0:00:01.589 |
3 | Jutta Stienen (Tempo-Sport - exersciences/VC Hirslanden) | 0:00:37.619 |
4 | Riccarda Mazzotta (Maca Loca Scott / RCO Biel) | 0:00:43.656 |
5 | Caroline Baur (Bigla Cycling Team / RMV ELGG) | 0:00:45.029 |
6 | Ramona Forchini (Strüby MTB Kader) | 0:00:53.846 |
7 | Larissa Brühwiler (Bigla Cycling Team) | 0:00:57.114 |
8 | Emilie Aubry (Bigla Cycling Team) | 0:01:04.843 |
9 | Esther Schmidmeister (sportequipment.ch) | 0:01:14.134 |
10 | Nicole Hanselmann (Bigla Cycling Team) | 0:01:27.589 |
11 | Désirée Ehrler (Bigla Cycling Team / RMV Cham Hagendorn) | 0:01:35.833 |
12 | Corinne Overney (Crazy IDEA Montagne Attitude) | 0:01:42.743 |
13 | Fanny Martinet (Team Thyon-4Vallées - VC Montreux-Rennaz cyclisme) | 0:01:49.447 |
14 | Jessica Uebelhart (Chirio Forno d'Asolo) | 0:01:49.524 |
15 | Aurore Brahier (Tempo-Sport - Exersciences/Bikeinlove CM Geneve) | 0:02:29.846 |
16 | Rita Imstepf (VC Elite Susten/bigla cycling team) | 0:02:54.223 |
17 | Sara Baumann (Credo Tri-Team Schattdorf) | 0:02:55.863 |
18 | Marietta Knitsch (Haibike by Wolf Cycling) | 0:03:59.597 |
19 | Huguet Boillat-Paupe (GS Ajoie) | 0:04:11.663 |
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1 | Stefan Küng (VC Fischingen / BMC Development Team) | 0:25:09.414 |
2 | Thery Schir (EKZ Racing Team) | 0:00:27.503 |
3 | Gabriel Chavanne (Chambéry Cyclisme Formation / RSC Aaretal münsigen) | 0:00:59.010 |
4 | Lukas Müller (VC Mendrisio-PL Valli) | 0:01:11.519 |
5 | Tom Bohli (BMC Development Team) | 0:01:13.085 |
6 | Reto Stäuble (EKZ Racing Team) | 0:01:17.705 |
7 | Remo Bärlocher (VC Mendrisio-PL Valli) | 0:01:18.841 |
8 | Gianluca Ocanha (Maca-Loca/SCOTT) | 0:01:28.934 |
9 | Simon Pellaud (Maca Loca Scott /VC Excelsior Martigny) | 0:01:33.195 |
10 | Lars Schnyder (VC Mendrisio-PL Valli) | 0:02:04.530 |
11 | Frank Pasche (roth échafaudages cycling team) | 0:02:52.281 |
12 | Ueli Rhyner (Rad. Bike. Team Glarner Energie) | 0:03:16.942 |
13 | Benjamin Bouvier (Bikeinlove CM Genève) | 0:03:29.957 |
14 | Maxime Froidevaux (VC Kerzers / Amicale Cycliste Bisontine) | 0:03:50.107 |
15 | David Tschan (VC Pfaffnau) | 0:04:01.506 |
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