Summary:
World champion Cameron Meyer won the second stage of the Tour de Suisse to retain his title.

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By . John Drayton . Australian Cameron Meyer claimed a sprint finish to win the second stage of the Tour de Suisse on Sunday. German Tony Martin retained the overall leader's yellow jersey, while Sir Bradley Wiggins is in 13th place, some 32 seconds behind. Orica-GreenEdge racer Meyer beat Team Sky's Philip Deignan and Lawrence Warbasse of BMC Racing at the end of the 182km ride from Bellinzona to Sarnen. Off the pace: Britain's Bradley Wiggins was behind in 13th place after the second stage of the Tour de Suisse . Meyer had battled to catch the breakaway of Reto Hollenstein and Bjorn Thurau before making his move, while Martin's work at the head of the peloton was enough to keep his advantage. World champion Martin, who had claimed the opening stage time trial, is six seconds ahead of Dutchman Tom Dumoulin, of Giant-Shimano, with Australian Rohan Dennis third at 13 seconds. Wizard of Oz: Australian Cameron Meyer claimed the second stage in Sarnen, Switzerland . Stuck in the middle: German Tony Martin is kissed by two hostesses after retaining the yellow jersey . Two-time defending champion Rui Alberto Faria Da Costa of Portugal was 25th after the second stage, 42 seconds off top spot. Team Sky rider Wiggins, the 2012 Tour de France champion, has returned to racing after winning the Tour of California last month. Stage three continues over 203km on up past St Gallen to Heiden.