Hugh Carthy (EF Education First) took the Tour de Suisse Stage 9 win after a great solo ride, with Egan Bernal (Team Ineos) wrapping up the GC win as he crossed the line in third place on the wheel of his closest challenger in this race Rohan Dennis (Bahrain Merida).

Here’s a look at some of the impressive efforts by the riders in today’s final stage:

Egan Bernal's full Stage 9 data as the young Colombian star wins @tds🇨🇭 for @TeamINEOS:
Time: 3h2*41”
Avg Speed: 33.2km/h
Max Speed: 100.3km/h
Avg Power: 255W
Normalised power: 285W
Max Power: 900W
Avg Cadence: 80rpm
Another impressive performance from the 22 year-old. 🇨🇴 ❤️🚴‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/tukSysCjCZ
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019

Hugh Carthy – full Stage 9 @tds data:
Time: 3h1’39”
Avg Speed: 33.5km/h
Max Speed: 94.0km/h
Avg Power: 320W
Normalised power: 360W
One of the most epic mountain rides in recent years. All his powers are world class & the consistency of his effort is something rarely seen. pic.twitter.com/y9TLtrHt7P
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019

VelonLive data for @TeamINEOS rider @KennyElissonde on first 3km of Furkapass at @tds
Time: 9’42”
Avg Speed: 18.5km/h
Max Speed: 29.1km/h
Avg Power: 310W
French climber in group of favourites working as main domestique for Egan Bernal. 310W for such a light rider is very strong. pic.twitter.com/hEjNXZM8k2
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019

Data for @TiesjBenoot (@Lotto_Soudal) – 3km on cobbles on San Gottardo Pass
Time: 10’08”
Avg Speed: 17.5km/h
Max Speed: 27.1km/h
Avg Power: 395W
Power-to-weight: 5.55W/kg
Pace was very high in small peloton including the GC riders as they climbed the 9% gradient on the cobbles. pic.twitter.com/dJXRIqoFYy
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019

VelonLive @tds data for Hugh Carthy (@EFprocycling) – first 40km
Time: 1h15’01”
Avg Speed: 32.0km/h
Max Speed: 94.0km/h
Avg Power: 340W
Normalised power: 375W
Carthy’s ride so far has been superb and he keeps climbing very consistently at around 380W. pic.twitter.com/7doViLpX9x
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019

VelonLive data for @koenbouwman (@JumboVismaRoad) – 8km descending Nufenenpass on final stage of @tds
Time: 6’18”
Avg Speed: 77.1km/h
Max Speed: 99.7km/h
Avg Power: 45W
Max Power: 850W
The Dutchman catches up with first chasing group behind the leaders, flying downhill. pic.twitter.com/MyfALS2msP
— Velon CC (@VelonCC) June 23, 2019