Tour De Suisse to Use GPS Trackers to Alert Organisers to Crashes in Wake of Swiss Cycling Tragedies

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The Tour de Suisse (12-15 June) will become the first international cycling race to implement a GPS tracking and safety system. The decision follows the tragic death of 18-year-old Swiss cyclist Muriel Furrer during the Junior World Championships in Zurich in September 2024.

Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)

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In the wake of the fatal accidents of Gino Mäder and Muriel Furrer, the Tour de Suisse invests in safety.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung

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Despite the obvious need for action, the cycling world association UCI hesitated to close a serious security gap. Now, the organisers of the Swiss national tour advance.

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Safety on the road is an increasingly debated and current topic, from the very young to the top-class professionals, it is a serious problem where precautions are never enough. The Tour de Suisse has decided to make a......