Brasil Ride 2012 stages
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Stage 1 - Pinto and Ferreira win opening time trial in Brasil2012-09-24 19km
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Stage 2 - Pinto and Ferreira defend lead in queen stage2012-09-25 144km
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Stage 3 - Yamamoto wins stage 3 cross country2012-09-26 35km
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Stage 4 - Pinto and Ferreira extend lead on stage 42012-09-27 82km
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Stage 5 - Pinto and Ferreira continue winning ways in Brasil2012-09-28 128km
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Stage 6 - Yamamoto and Carneiro win Brasil Ride stage 62012-09-29 119km
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