Fall in catch rate costs peloton dearly 🚴💨
The peloton was on course to catch a two-man break of Narváez and Meurisse with 20km of Stage 3 of the Tour de Suisse left, but their catch rate dropped and it proved just enough for the duo to hang on, with Narváez winning
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Close but no cigar for Konrad 😲
Patrick Konrad averaged 410w for his turns on the front as the peloton tried to catch a two-man breakaway on Stage 3 of the Tour de Suisse, with the bunch clawing back 1min 40sec (6.7sec/km) between 30km and 15km to go.
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A high score means the rider has not just ridden hard, but has repeatedly surged, attacked, or responded to attacks in a way that compounds the physical toll. 51-70 is high, 71-90 is very high, 90+ is extreme. Red Zone is when a rider is riding above their threshold.
Relentless racing from Vervaeke 🥵
Louis Vervaeke led over the first KOM of the day on Stage 3 at Tour de Suisse, but what really stood out was his aggression. His Attack Intensity over the first hour shows just how much effort went into fighting for maximum KOM points.
Attack Intensity shows how aggressively a rider has been racing by combining average power, time spent above threshold, and the number and severity of meaningful 10-second-plus accelerations.
Making 11.1% look flat 🤯
Brandon McNulty set a brutal pace at the start of the final climb on Stage 2 of the Tour de Suisse, averaging 700W for 36 seconds before Jhonatan Narváez and Tadej Pogačar launched their attacks one kilometre later.
Grueling effort for a coveted win 💥
Romain Grégoire fought hard on the final climb to stay into the winning breakaway as he triumphed on Stage 2 of the Tour de Suisse 2026.
A high score means the rider has not just ridden hard, but has repeatedly surged, attacked, or responded to attacks in a way that compounds the physical toll. 51-70 is high, 71-90 is very high, 90+ is extreme. Red Zone means riding above their threshold.
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A big day in the break for Loulou 🥵
Julian Alaphilippe had to push significant watts to keep the pace of the breakaway on Stage 2 of the Tour de Suisse 2026. (1/4)
Attack Intensity shows how aggressively a rider has been racing by combining average power, time spent above threshold, and the number and severity of meaningful 10-second-plus accelerations.
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Straight into the Red Zone 🔴
Ilan Van Wilder kicked off Stage 2 of the Tour de Suisse with a demanding effort on the opening 3.3km of the Monte Ceneri (Cat. 2), spending 67% of the sector in the Red Zone, above his sustainable threshold power.
A textbook UAE demolition job 😲💥
UAE Team Emirates-XRG blew the race apart with an exceptional team performance from the very start, setting up Tadej Pogačar to launch his race-winning move more than 70km from the finish on Stage 1 of the 2026 Tour de Suisse.
Pogi making 500w+ look like Z2 😎
Tadej Pogačar rode away from his general classification rivals with 71.6km of Stage 1 of the @tds remaining and went on to win solo by 2:14.
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Faster than Pog in the final 25.3 km 😲
Andrea Bagioli put down some impressive numbers in pursuit of Tadej Pogačar and Richard Carapaz over the final 25.3 km, attacking solo from Group 3 and eventually finishing third, 2’29” behind the Slovenian.