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Stage 1 - Garcia wins road opener | Bogotá - Bogotá2009-06-07 85.9km
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Stage 2 - Cortes by a second | Mosquera - Ibagué2009-06-08 184.4km
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Stage 3 - Duarte takes lead | Ibagué-Alvarado - Ibagué-La Linea2009-06-09 128.2km
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Stage 4 - Cepeda & Gonzales battle it out | Circasia - Calí2009-06-10 195.5km
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Stage 5 - Garcia dashes to win | Guacarí - Cartago2009-06-11 146.8km
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Stage 6 - Rujano moves on up | Santa Rosa Cabal - Sabaneta2009-06-12 177.8km
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Stage 7 - Botero back to best in Medellin | Medellín - Medellín2009-06-14 35km
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Stage 8 - Jose hops to second stage win | Rionegro-Santa Helena - Escobero2009-06-15 119.5km
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Stage 9 - Third stage win for Rujano | Caldas - Manizales2009-06-16 167.2km
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Stage 10 - Rujano gains another 55 seconds | Manizales - Guaduas2009-06-17 167.3km
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Stage 11 - Baez wins as Botero bows out | Guaduas-A.Vino - Zipaquirá2009-06-18 141.8km -
Stage 12 - Peña delivers on Rock solid teamwork | Ubaté - Arcabuco-Tunja2009-06-19 158.7km -
Stage 13 - Chadwick escapes for Rock's second stage | Tunja - Bogotá2009-06-20 142.5km
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Tour of the Gila: Lauren Stephens goes three for three, Haug keeps men's lead
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'Athens Twilight is why I race bikes' says veteran Ty Magner -
'I didn't expect to be at this level already' – Remco Evenepoel still improving ahead of Liège-Bastogne-Liège clash with Tadej Pogačar
Olympic champion has surprised himself with such good shape after returning to racing from injury
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Vuelta Asturias: Ivan Garcia Cortina nabs breakaway win on stage 2
Movistar rider narrowly hangs onto victory ahead of chaser Julius Johansen in second, as Marc Soler finishes third and takes the overall lead -
'Really happy and proud' – No complaints for Thymen Arensman after losing Tour of the Alps lead on final day
Dutchman admits Michael Storer was 'on another level' as the Australian clawed back the overall win on stage 5 -
'Nico deserves it more' – Prodhomme wins final stage as teenage Paul Seixas becomes the revelation of the Tour of the Alps
French 18-year-old repays teammate with first pro victory as Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale go 1-2 in Lienz
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Giro d'Italia history
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Tour of the Alps: Michael Storer eclipses Thymen Arensman in mountainous finale to claim overall victory
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale teammates and breakaway riders cross the finish line together with Nicolas Prodhomme winning stage 5 and Paul Seixas taking second place in Lienz -
Jai Hindley all in for 'main guy' Primož Roglič at Giro d'Italia, but says team have to 'expect the unexpected'
Australian was 'hoping for better' from Tour of the Alps but optimistic about improvements ahead of Albania
