2011 Tour de Suisse
Rider Team Time
1 Damiano Cunego ( ITA ) Lampre-ISD 12h 29 ' 23
2 Mauricio Soler ( COL ) Movistar Team + 54
3 Bauke Mollema ( NED ) Rabobank + 1 ' 16
4 Laurens ten Dam ( NED ) Rabobank + 1 ' 19
5 Tejay van Garderen ( USA ) HTC-Highroad + 1 ' 21
6 Fränk Schleck ( LUX ) Leopard Trek + 1 ' 25
7 Jakob Fuglsang ( DEN ) Leopard Trek + 1 ' 32
8 Danilo Di Luca ( ITA ) Team Katusha + 1 ' 53
9 Steven Kruijswijk ( NED ) Rabobank + 2 ' 00
10 Levi Leipheimer ( USA ) Team RadioShack + 2 ' 10
General classification after Stage 4
The 2011 Tour de Suisse was the 75th running of the Tour de Suisse cycling stage race. It started on 11 June with an individual time trial in Lugano and ended with another individual time trial on 19 June, in Schaffhausen. It was the 16th race of the 2011 UCI World Tour season. Just like the previous edition of the race won by Fränk Schleck, the lead of the race changed hands in the final time trial stage. rider Damiano Cunego, who had held the lead of the race since stage three, had an advantage of over 90 seconds to his nearest challenger Steven Kruijswijk of , but it was 's Levi Leipheimer, who had been fourth prior to the final stage and almost two minutes in arrears of Cunego, that took the final overall honours. Leipheimer, who was only third on the stage behind Fabian Cancellara () and team-mate Andreas Klöden, triumphed by four seconds over Cunego after of racing. Kruijswijk managed to hold on to third place in the overall classification, 62 seconds down on Leipheimer, but eight seconds ahead of another rider, Jakob Fuglsang. In the race's other classifications, rider Andy Schleck won the King of the Mountains classification, 's Peter Sagan won the points classification after placing five times in the top three of stage results, Lloyd Mondory of finished clear at the top of the sprints classification, with also finishing at the head of the teams classification. Rabobank's Bauke Mollema, who was placed second overall at the time, punctured about 15 km from the finish. When the Leopard Trek team heard it, they lead the chase, and Mollema was unable to get back to the group, and he finished 48 seconds behind. Rabobank assistant directeur sportif Frans Maassen said that Mollema should have had a chance to win the stage.