Internationale Thüringen-Rundfahrt der Frauen 2009 stages
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Stage 1 - Vos takes winning streak to Germany | Rund um Altenburg2009-07-21 75.2km
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Stage 2 - Becker best as Tamanini steals overall | Rund um Gera2009-07-22 130km
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Stage 3 - Villumsen solos to stage, overall lead | Rund um Schleiz2009-07-23 130km
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Stage 5 - Johansson tops Swedish 1-2 | Rund um Schmölln2009-07-25 112km
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