# Tour de Berne

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Swiss one-day road cycling race

Tour de Berne Race details Date May Region Switzerland Discipline Road Competition UCI Europe Tour Type One-day race Web site www.tourdeberne.ch History First edition 1920 (1920) Editions 97 (as of 2025) First winner Heiri Suter (SUI) Most wins Heiri Suter (SUI) (5 wins) Most recent Arnaud Tendon (SUI) History (women) First winner Jolanda Kalt (SUI) Most wins Evelyne Müller (SUI) Luzia Zberg (SUI) (3 wins) Most recent Elise Chabbey (SUI)

**Tour de Berne** is an elite professional [road bicycle racing](/source/Road_bicycle_racing) event held in [Bern](/source/Bern), [Switzerland](/source/Switzerland) with races for men and women.

## Men's event

The men's event began in 1920 and has previously been a UCI 1.2 rated event on the [UCI Europe Tour](/source/UCI_Europe_Tour).

Year Winner Second Third 1920 Heiri Suter Hermann Gehrig Charles Martinet 1921 Heiri Suter Max Suter Jean Martinet 1922 Heiri Suter Jean-Baptiste Mosselmans Lucien Rich 1923 Heiri Suter Henry Reymond Kastor Notter 1924 Charles Guyot Henry Reymond Max Suter 1925 Kastor Notter Heiri Suter Kaspar Schneider 1926 Albert Blattmann Alfred Saccomani Otto Lehner 1927 Hans Kaspar Otto Lehner Kaspar Schneider 1928 Georges Antenen Albert Meyer Eugen Schlegel 1929 Heiri Suter Ludwig Geyer Albert Meyer 1930 Georges Antenen Heiri Suter Alfred Rüegg 1931 Ernst Meier Ernst Hofer Alfred Bula 1932 Hermann Müller Turel Wanzenfried Georges Antenen 1933 Georges Antenen Albert Büchi Alfred Büchi 1934 Walter Blattmann Alfred Bula Fritz Muller 1935 Alfred Bula Carlo Romanatti Hans Martin 1936 Theo Heimann Werner Buchwalder Karl Steger 1937 Karl Wyss Hans Martin Ernst Nievergelt 1938 Karl Litschi Robert Zimmermann Walter Blatmann 1939 Theo Perret Hans Martin Edgar Buchwalder 1941 Paul Egli Hans Maag Ferdi Kübler 1942 Edgar Buchwalder Hans Knecht Werner Jaisli 1943 Ferdi Kübler Walter Diggelmann André Hardegger 1945 Hans Maag Ferdi Kübler Walter Diggelmann 1946 Osvaldo Bailo Hans Knecht Willy Kern 1947 Hans Knecht Leo Weilenmann Oscar Plattner 1948 Ernst Stettler Roger Aeschlimann Hans Knecht 1949 Ferdi Kübler Gottfried Weilenmann Leo Weilenmann 1950 Oscar Plattner Ernst Stettler Emilio Croci-Torti 1951 Cesare Zuretti Walter Reiser Fritz Schär 1952 Hans Sommer Hans Notzli Robert Bintz 1953 Remo Pianezzi Fritz Schär Fritz Zbinden 1954 Fritz Schär Ferdi Kübler Max Schellenberg 1955 Hans Hollenstein Ernst Rudolf Eugen Kamber 1956 Fausto Lurati Jean-Claude Grèt Attilio Moresi 1957 Germain Derycke Ernst Traxel René Minder 1958 Heinz Müller Giuseppe Barale Kurt Gimmi 1959 Hans Hollenstein Toni Graeser Walter Favre 1960 René Strehler Alfred Rüegg Attilio Moresi 1961 Alfred Rüegg Raymond Reisser Gilbert Salvador 1962 Rolf Graf Rolf Maurer Robert Lelangue 1963 Rudolf Hauser Fredy Dubach Rolf Maurer 1964 Joseph Hoevenaers René Binggeli Kurt Gimmi 1965 Robert Lelangue Luciano Sambi Giancarlo Ferretti 1966 Horst Oldenburg Danilo Ferrari Renato Bongiorni 1967 Peter Abt Hans Junkermann Auguste Girard 1968 Peter Hill Peter Glemser Jacques Cadiou Fernand Etter Willy Spühler 1969 Louis Pfenninger Peter Abt Herbert Wilde 1970 Leo Duyndam Winfried Bölke Arie den Hartog 1971 Erich Spahn Maurice Dury Willy De Geest 1972 Erich Spahn Harrie Jansen Jürgen Tschan 1974 Roland Salm Fr. Van Beeck St. Marti 1975 Roland Salm Marc Meernhout Gianni Di Lorenzo 1976 René Savary Geert Malfait Roland Salm 1977 Simone Fraccaro Giuseppe Saronni Giovanni Battaglin 1978 Eddy Verstraeten Bruno Wolfer Gody Schmutz 1979 Gody Schmutz Ennio Vanotti Erwin Lienhard 1980 Rudy Colman Serge Parsani Mario Beccia 1981 Rudy Pevenage Yvan Lamote Sigmund Hermann 1982 Erich Mächler Gilbert Glaus Erik McKenzie 1984 Sean Kelly Philippe Leleu Claude Criquielion 1985 Urs Freuler Hans Daams Jürg Bruggmann 1986 Stephan Joho Jürg Bruggmann Kim Andersen 1987 Philippe Chevallier Thomas Wegmüller Richard Trinkler 1988 Urs Freuler Michael Wilson Jean-Philippe Vandenbrande 1989 Mauro Gianetti Thomas Wegmüller Niki Rüttimann 1990 Thomas Wegmüller Rolf Järmann Frank van den Abbeele 1991 Serge Baguet Benny Van Brabant Andrej Čmil 1992 Erich Mächler Fabian Jeker Laurent Dufaux 1993 Erik Zabel Éric Caritoux Jan Nevens 1994 Andreas Kappes Pascal Richard Frank Vandenbroucke 1995 Luca Scinto Pascal Richard Michel Lafis 1996 Beat Zberg Felice Puttini Michele Coppolillo 1997 Michael Andersson Christian Henn Giuseppe Di Grande 1998 Markus Zberg Oscar Camenzind Simone Leporatti 1999 Andrea Ferrigato Niki Aebersold Oscar Camenzind 2000 Lukas Zumsteg Marcel Strauss Christian Weber 2001 Danilo Hondo Roman Peter Uwe Straumann 2002 Kim Kirchen Mauro Gianetti Laurent Paumier 2003 No race 2004 Alexandre Usov Roman Peter Sascha Urweider 2005 René Weissinger Giampaolo Cheula Alexandre Moos 2006–2007 No race 2008 Jarosław Marycz Guillaume Bonnafond Arnaud Godet 2009 Michael Baer René Murpf Bernhard Oberholzer 2010 Choi Ki Ho Daniel Teklehaimanot Roger Beuchat 2011 Pirmin Lang Natnael Berhane Mirco Saggiorato 2012 Silvan Dillier Marcel Aregger Édouard Lauber 2013 Marcel Wyss Sébastien Reichenbach Rémi Cusin 2014 Matthias Brändle Simon Zahner Pirmin Lang 2015 Tom Bohli Antonio Parrinello Andrea Pasqualon 2016 Enrico Salvador Danilo Celano Edouard Lauber 2017 Filippo Fortin Bram Welten Fabian Lienhard 2018 No race 2019 Stefan Bissegger[1] Henok Mulubrhan Fabian Lienhard 2020–2021 No race due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Switzerland[2][3] 2022 Simon Vitzthum Lukas Rüegg Brieuc Rolland 2023 Arnaud Tendon Marcel Wyss Lukas Rüegg 2024 Diego Casagrande Christoph Janssen Luca Jenni 2025 Arnaud Tendon Alexander Konychev Marcel Wyss

## Women's event

The women's Tour de Berne is an elite professional event and since 2005 has been elevated to the [UCI Women's Road Cycling World Cup](/source/UCI_Women's_Road_Cycling_World_Cup). The race is six laps of a 20.8 km (12.9 mi) city circuit for 124.8 km (77.5 mi) total distance.

### Past winners

Year Country Rider Team 2001 Germany Vera Hohlfeld Acca Due O Pasta 2002 Switzerland Priska Doppmann Mazza Cipret-Schweiz Rot Comp 2003 Australia Olivia Gollan Australian National Team 2004 Italy Fabiana Luperini Team Let's Go Finland 2005 Lithuania Edita Pučinskaitė Nobili Rubinetterie – Menikini Cogeas 2006 Kazakhstan Zulfiya Zabirova Team Bigla 2007 Lithuania Edita Pučinskaitė Equipe Nürnberger Versicherung 2008 Sweden Susanne Ljungskog 2009 United States Kristin Armstrong 2010 Great Britain Sharon Laws

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["Bissegger gewinnt im Sprint"](https://www.swiss-cycling.ch/de/bissegger-triumphiert-im-sprint/) [Bissegger wins in the sprint]. *Swiss-Cycling.ch* (in German). [Swiss Cycling](/source/Swiss_Cycling). 18 May 2019. Retrieved 7 December 2021.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** ["Die Berner Rundfahrt ist abgesagt"](https://www.bielertagblatt.ch/sport/aktuell/die-berner-rundfahrt-ist-abgesagt) [The Tour de Berne has been cancelled]. *[Bieler Tagblatt](/source/Bieler_Tagblatt)* (in German). Gassmann AG. 17 March 2020. Retrieved 7 December 2021.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** ["Berner Rundfahrt ist abgesagt"](https://www.bielertagblatt.ch/sport/aktuell/berner-rundfahrt-ist-abgesagt) [Tour de Berne has been cancelled]. *[Bieler Tagblatt](/source/Bieler_Tagblatt)* (in German). Gassmann AG. 17 February 2021. Retrieved 7 December 2021.

## External links

- [Tour de Berne palmares](https://web.archive.org/web/2021/http://www.cyclingarchives.com/wedstrijdfiche.php?wedstrijdid=2033) at *Cycling Archives* (archived, or [current page in French](https://siteducyclisme.com/wedstrijdfiche.php?wedstrijdid=2033))

v t e UCI Women's Road World Cup UCI Women's Teams Seasons 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Replaced by the UCI Women's World Tour from 2016 Final year races (2015) Ronde van Drenthe Trofeo Alfredo Binda-Comune di Cittiglio Tour of Flanders for women La Flèche Wallonne Femmes Tour of Chongming Island World Cup The Philadelphia Cycling Classic Sparkassen Giro Bochum Open de Suède Vårgårda – Team time trial Open de Suède Vårgårda – Road race Classic Lorient Agglomération Former races Australia World Cup Tour de Berne Rund um die Nürnberger Altstadt Trophée International GP of Wales Coupe du Monde Cycliste Féminine de Montréal Liberty Classic New Zealand World Cup Primavera Rosa GP Suisse Féminin Rotterdam Tour GP Castilla y León GP Ciudad de Valladolid Amstel Gold Race The Ladies Golden Hour Successor: UCI Women's World Tour (since 2016)

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