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Eneco Tour 2009
18 August 2009 - 25 August 2009 | Belgium, The Netherlands | UPT (ProTour)
- Eneco Tour Past Winners
- Prologue - Chavanel leads Quick Step charge in prologue | Rotterdam - Rotterdam
  2009-08-18 4.4km
  
  Race Results | Contenders
- Stage 1 - Farrar wins Eneco stage and takes overall lead | Aalter - Ardooie
  2009-08-19 185.4km
  
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- Stage 2 - Farrar repeats win and defends Eneco overall lead | Ardooie - Brussel
  2009-08-20 178.1km
  
  Race Results | Contenders
- Stage 3 - Boonen wins first in Belgian Champ jersey in Eneco stage 3 | Niel - Hasselt
  2009-08-21 158.3km
  
  Race Results | Contenders
- Stage 4 - Three-peat for Farrar | Hasselt - Libramont
  2009-08-22 221.2km
  
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- Stage 5 - Bak solos to Eneco Tour win | Roermond - Sittard-Geleen
  2009-08-23 204.3km
  
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- Stage 6 - Boasson Hagen wins Eneco stage, holds overall lead | Genk - Roermond
  2009-08-24 163.3km
  
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- Stage 7 - Boasson Hagen wins first stage race at Eneco Tour | Amersfoort - Amersfoort
  2009-08-25 13.1km
  
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Stage 3 - August 21: Niel - Hasselt, 158.3 km

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Columbia confident of Boasson Hagen’s Eneco chances

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Stage 2 - August 20: Ardooie - Brussel, 178.1 km

By Cycling News last updated 28 August 19

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Klöden out of Eneco

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Stage 5 - August 23: Roermond - Sittard-Geleen, 204.3 km

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Yoann Offredo (Française Des Jeux) was one of the riders who crashed in the field sprint.

Gardeyn seriously injured in Eneco sprint crash

By Susan Westemeyer last updated 28 August 19

Eight riders injured during the stage

Race leader Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Slipstream) won his third stage of the Eneco Tour.

Farrar surprises himself with hold on Eneco lead

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