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Stage 1146.1km | Montevideo - Minas
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Stage 2150.3km | José Pedro Varela - Melo
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Stage 3154.2km | Pueblo Trigo - Tacuarembó
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Stage 4a140.3km | Tacuarembó - Paso de los Toros
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Stage 4b17.2km | Paso de los Toros (ITT) -
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Stage 5105.3km | Paso de los Toros - Trinidad
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Stage 6203.6km | Trinidad - Montevideo
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Rutas de América 2012 stages
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Stage 1 - Olheiser claims opening stage | Montevideo - Minas2012-02-21 146.1km
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Stage 2 - Soto sprints to victory in Melo | José Pedro Varela - Melo2012-02-22 150.3km
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Stage 4b - Medici claims time trial | Paso de los Toros (ITT)2012-02-24 17.2km
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Stage 5 - Da Silva claims penultimate stage | Paso de los Toros - Trinidad2012-02-25 105.3km
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Stage 6 - Clavero takes final sprint | Trinidad - Montevideo2012-02-26 203.6km
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