The final stage of the 2026 Tour de Suisse is upon us, and it promises to be a thrilling conclusion to this year's race. With Tadej Pogačar's narrow victory in the time trial yesterday, the stage 5 mountain challenge is set to bring the race to a close, and it's anyone's game. The neutralized start is just minutes away, and the riders are poised to tackle a grueling course that will test their endurance and strategy. As the sun shines brightly in Villars-sur-Ollon, the temperature is expected to soar, adding an extra layer of challenge to the day's proceedings. The stage features over 4000 meters of climbing, spread across three challenging segments, with the riders tackling the Col de la Croix in a unique split format. This course is designed to push the riders to their limits, and with Pogačar's lead of 4'22
