Tour de Berne is an elite professional road bicycle racing event held in Bern, 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.

YearWinnerSecondThird
1920Switzerland Heiri SuterSwitzerland Hermann GehrigSwitzerland Charles Martinet
1921Switzerland Heiri SuterSwitzerland Max SuterSwitzerland Jean Martinet
1922Switzerland Heiri SuterBelgium Jean-Baptiste MosselmansFrance Lucien Rich
1923Switzerland Heiri SuterSwitzerland Henry ReymondSwitzerland Kastor Notter
1924Switzerland Charles GuyotSwitzerland Henry ReymondSwitzerland Max Suter
1925Switzerland Kastor NotterSwitzerland Heiri SuterSwitzerland Kaspar Schneider
1926Switzerland Albert BlattmannSwitzerland Alfred SaccomaniSwitzerland Otto Lehner
1927Switzerland Hans KasparSwitzerland Otto LehnerSwitzerland Kaspar Schneider
1928Switzerland Georges AntenenSwitzerland Albert MeyerSwitzerland Eugen Schlegel
1929Switzerland Heiri SuterGermany Ludwig GeyerSwitzerland Albert Meyer
1930Switzerland Georges AntenenSwitzerland Heiri SuterSwitzerland Alfred Rüegg
1931Switzerland Ernst MeierSwitzerland Ernst HoferSwitzerland Alfred Bula
1932Germany Hermann MüllerSwitzerland Turel WanzenfriedSwitzerland Georges Antenen
1933Switzerland Georges AntenenSwitzerland Albert BüchiSwitzerland Alfred Büchi
1934Switzerland Walter BlattmannSwitzerland Alfred BulaSwitzerland Fritz Muller
1935Switzerland Alfred BulaItaly Carlo RomanattiSwitzerland Hans Martin
1936Switzerland Theo HeimannSwitzerland Werner BuchwalderGermany Karl Steger
1937Switzerland Karl WyssSwitzerland Hans MartinSwitzerland Ernst Nievergelt
1938Switzerland Karl LitschiSwitzerland Robert ZimmermannSwitzerland Walter Blatmann
1939Switzerland Theo PerretSwitzerland Hans MartinSwitzerland Edgar Buchwalder
1941Switzerland Paul EgliSwitzerland Hans MaagSwitzerland Ferdi Kübler
1942Switzerland Edgar BuchwalderSwitzerland Hans KnechtSwitzerland Werner Jaisli
1943Switzerland Ferdi KüblerSwitzerland Walter DiggelmannSwitzerland André Hardegger
1945Switzerland Hans MaagSwitzerland Ferdi KüblerSwitzerland Walter Diggelmann
1946Italy Osvaldo BailoSwitzerland Hans KnechtSwitzerland Willy Kern
1947Switzerland Hans KnechtSwitzerland Leo WeilenmannSwitzerland Oscar Plattner
1948Switzerland Ernst StettlerSwitzerland Roger AeschlimannSwitzerland Hans Knecht
1949Switzerland Ferdi KüblerSwitzerland Gottfried WeilenmannSwitzerland Leo Weilenmann
1950Switzerland Oscar PlattnerSwitzerland Ernst StettlerSwitzerland Emilio Croci-Torti
1951Switzerland Cesare ZurettiSwitzerland Walter ReiserSwitzerland Fritz Schär
1952Switzerland Hans SommerSwitzerland Hans NotzliSwitzerland Robert Bintz
1953Switzerland Remo PianezziSwitzerland Fritz SchärSwitzerland Fritz Zbinden
1954Switzerland Fritz SchärSwitzerland Ferdi KüblerSwitzerland Max Schellenberg
1955Switzerland Hans HollensteinSwitzerland Ernst RudolfSwitzerland Eugen Kamber
1956Switzerland Fausto LuratiSwitzerland Jean-Claude GrètSwitzerland Attilio Moresi
1957Belgium Germain DeryckeSwitzerland Ernst TraxelSwitzerland René Minder
1958West Germany Heinz MüllerSwitzerland Giuseppe BaraleSwitzerland Kurt Gimmi
1959Switzerland Hans HollensteinSwitzerland Toni GraeserSwitzerland Walter Favre
1960Switzerland René StrehlerSwitzerland Alfred RüeggSwitzerland Attilio Moresi
1961Switzerland Alfred RüeggFrance Raymond ReisserFrance Gilbert Salvador
1962Switzerland Rolf GrafSwitzerland Rolf MaurerBelgium Robert Lelangue
1963Switzerland Rudolf HauserSwitzerland Fredy DubachSwitzerland Rolf Maurer
1964Belgium Joseph HoevenaersSwitzerland René BinggeliSwitzerland Kurt Gimmi
1965Belgium Robert LelangueItaly Luciano SambiItaly Giancarlo Ferretti
1966East Germany Horst OldenburgItaly Danilo FerrariItaly Renato Bongiorni
1967Switzerland Peter AbtWest Germany Hans JunkermannSwitzerland Auguste Girard
1968United Kingdom Peter HillWest Germany Peter GlemserFrance Jacques CadiouFrance Fernand EtterSwitzerland Willy Spühler
1969Switzerland Louis PfenningerSwitzerland Peter AbtWest Germany Herbert Wilde
1970Netherlands Leo DuyndamWest Germany Winfried BölkeNetherlands Arie den Hartog
1971Switzerland Erich SpahnBelgium Maurice DuryBelgium Willy De Geest
1972Switzerland Erich SpahnNetherlands Harrie JansenWest Germany Jürgen Tschan
1974Switzerland Roland SalmSwitzerland Fr. Van BeeckSwitzerland St. Marti
1975Switzerland Roland SalmBelgium Marc MeernhoutItaly Gianni Di Lorenzo
1976Switzerland René SavaryBelgium Geert MalfaitSwitzerland Roland Salm
1977Italy Simone FraccaroItaly Giuseppe SaronniItaly Giovanni Battaglin
1978Belgium Eddy VerstraetenSwitzerland Bruno WolferSwitzerland Gody Schmutz
1979Switzerland Gody SchmutzItaly Ennio VanottiSwitzerland Erwin Lienhard
1980Belgium Rudy ColmanItaly Serge ParsaniItaly Mario Beccia
1981Belgium Rudy PevenageBelgium Yvan LamoteLiechtenstein Sigmund Hermann
1982Switzerland Erich MächlerSwitzerland Gilbert GlausNew Zealand Erik McKenzie
1984Republic of Ireland Sean KellyFrance Philippe LeleuBelgium Claude Criquielion
1985Switzerland Urs FreulerNetherlands Hans DaamsSwitzerland Jürg Bruggmann
1986Switzerland Stephan JohoSwitzerland Jürg BruggmannDenmark Kim Andersen
1987France Philippe ChevallierSwitzerland Thomas WegmüllerSwitzerland Richard Trinkler
1988Switzerland Urs FreulerAustralia Michael WilsonBelgium Jean-Philippe Vandenbrande
1989Switzerland Mauro GianettiSwitzerland Thomas WegmüllerSwitzerland Niki Rüttimann
1990Switzerland Thomas WegmüllerSwitzerland Rolf JärmannNetherlands Frank van den Abbeele
1991Belgium Serge BaguetBelgium Benny Van BrabantRussia Andrej Čmil
1992Switzerland Erich MächlerSwitzerland Fabian JekerSwitzerland Laurent Dufaux
1993Germany Erik ZabelFrance Éric CaritouxBelgium Jan Nevens
1994Germany Andreas KappesSwitzerland Pascal RichardBelgium Frank Vandenbroucke
1995Italy Luca ScintoSwitzerland Pascal RichardSweden Michel Lafis
1996Switzerland Beat ZbergSwitzerland Felice PuttiniItaly Michele Coppolillo
1997Sweden Michael AnderssonGermany Christian HennItaly Giuseppe Di Grande
1998Switzerland Markus ZbergSwitzerland Oscar CamenzindItaly Simone Leporatti
1999Italy Andrea FerrigatoSwitzerland Niki AebersoldSwitzerland Oscar Camenzind
2000Switzerland Lukas ZumstegSwitzerland Marcel StraussSwitzerland Christian Weber
2001Germany Danilo HondoSwitzerland Roman PeterSwitzerland Uwe Straumann
2002Luxembourg Kim KirchenSwitzerland Mauro GianettiFrance Laurent Paumier
2003No race
2004Belarus Alexandre UsovSwitzerland Roman PeterSwitzerland Sascha Urweider
2005Germany René WeissingerItaly Giampaolo CheulaSwitzerland Alexandre Moos
2006–2007No race
2008Poland Jarosław MaryczFrance Guillaume BonnafondSwitzerland Arnaud Godet
2009Switzerland Michael BaerSwitzerland René MurpfSwitzerland Bernhard Oberholzer
2010Hong Kong Choi Ki HoEritrea Daniel TeklehaimanotSwitzerland Roger Beuchat
2011Switzerland Pirmin LangEritrea Natnael BerhaneItaly Mirco Saggiorato
2012Switzerland Silvan DillierSwitzerland Marcel AreggerFrance Édouard Lauber
2013Switzerland Marcel WyssSwitzerland Sébastien ReichenbachFrance Rémi Cusin
2014Austria Matthias BrändleSwitzerland Simon ZahnerSwitzerland Pirmin Lang
2015Switzerland Tom BohliItaly Antonio ParrinelloItaly Andrea Pasqualon
2016Italy Enrico SalvadorItaly Danilo CelanoFrance Edouard Lauber
2017Italy Filippo FortinNetherlands Bram WeltenSwitzerland Fabian Lienhard
2018No race
2019Switzerland Stefan BisseggerEritrea Henok MulubrhanSwitzerland Fabian Lienhard
2020–2021No race due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Switzerland
2022Switzerland Simon VitzthumSwitzerland Lukas RüeggFrance Brieuc Rolland
2023Switzerland Arnaud TendonSwitzerland Marcel WyssSwitzerland Lukas Rüegg
2024Switzerland Diego CasagrandeSwitzerland Christoph JanssenSwitzerland Luca Jenni
2025Switzerland Arnaud TendonItaly Alexander KonychevSwitzerland 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. 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

YearCountryRiderTeam
2001GermanyVera HohlfeldAcca Due O Pasta
2002SwitzerlandPriska DoppmannMazza Cipret-Schweiz Rot Comp
2003AustraliaOlivia GollanAustralian National Team
2004ItalyFabiana LuperiniTeam Let's Go Finland
2005LithuaniaEdita PučinskaitėNobili Rubinetterie – Menikini Cogeas
2006KazakhstanZulfiya ZabirovaTeam Bigla
2007LithuaniaEdita PučinskaitėEquipe Nürnberger Versicherung
2008SwedenSusanne Ljungskog
2009United StatesKristin Armstrong
2010Great BritainSharon Laws

External links

  • at Cycling Archives (archived, or )