June 14, 2026
62nd GP Gippingen 2026 🇨🇭 (1.1) ME – Leuggern – Leuggern : 173,8 km
GP Gippingen is a UCI 1.1 classification that unfolds along the rolling hills and picturesque valleys of northern Switzerland,
June 14, 2026
62nd GP Gippingen 2026 🇨🇭 (1.1) ME – Leuggern – Leuggern : 173,8 km
GP Gippingen is a UCI 1.1 classification that unfolds along the rolling hills and picturesque valleys of northern Switzerland, where the roads twist through quaint villages, open farmland, and dense forests, offering a mix of technical challenges and fast, flowing sections. The terrain is characterized by short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents with gradients ranging from 5–10%, often on narrow, winding roads that demand constant power output and precise bike handling. The climbs are irregular, featuring steep ramps followed by false flats or technical descents, while the flatter sections are rarely straightforward, with crosswinds occasionally disrupting the peloton’s rhythm.
The race dynamics are shaped by these relentless changes in elevation and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks frequently launching on the steepest sections or during moments of fatigue in the peloton. The descents are fast and technical, requiring sharp reflexes and confidence on uneven or damp surfaces, while the final kilometers often feature a decisive climb or a fast, technical run-in through a village or along the riverbank. The finish is typically contested by a reduced bunch sprint or a small breakaway group, with the outcome hinging on timing, positioning, and the ability to endure the race’s relentless pace. The GP Gippingen rewards climbing prowess, tactical awareness, and resilience, embodying the challenging yet scenic nature of Swiss road racing.
Results :
 ME </strong> - Leuggern - Leuggern : 173,8 km
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GP Gippingen is a UCI 1.1 classification that unfolds along the rolling hills and picturesque valleys of northern Switzerland, where the roads twist through quaint villages, open farmland, and dense forests, offering a mix of technical challenges and fast, flowing sections. The terrain is characterized by short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents with gradients ranging from 5–10%, often on narrow, winding roads that demand constant power output and precise bike handling. The climbs are irregular, featuring steep ramps followed by false flats or technical descents, while the flatter sections are rarely straightforward, with crosswinds occasionally disrupting the peloton’s rhythm.
The race dynamics are shaped by these relentless changes in elevation and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks frequently launching on the steepest sections or during moments of fatigue in the peloton. The descents are fast and technical, requiring sharp reflexes and confidence on uneven or damp surfaces, while the final kilometers often feature a decisive climb or a fast, technical run-in through a village or along the riverbank. The finish is typically contested by a reduced bunch sprint or a small breakaway group, with the outcome hinging on timing, positioning, and the ability to endure the race’s relentless pace. The GP Gippingen rewards climbing prowess, tactical awareness, and resilience, embodying the challenging yet scenic nature of Swiss road racing.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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