Overview
- Žigart crashed about one kilometre from the finish on the women's Tour de Suisse after hitting a road bump on the final descent, slamming her head onto the tarmac in Locarno on Thursday and losing teeth on impact.
- Her team, AG Insurance‑Soudal, said initial hospital checks found a broken jaw and facial abrasions and that she stayed in hospital for observation after a suspected concussion before later reporting no further serious injuries.
- Pogacar started the men's stage the same day and finished eighth while visibly shaken, using his phone after the incident and riding more cautiously in the days that followed.
- On Friday a UAE Emirates teammate, Jhonatan Narváez, won stage three as Pogacar rode conservatively to protect his overall lead.
- On Saturday Pogacar won the 23.7 km individual time trial, increased his overall advantage to roughly 4 minutes 22 seconds and moved into position to claim the Tour de Suisse in his debut as part of his final tuneup for the Tour de France.