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Stage 1175km | Civitavecchia - Civitavecchia
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Stage 2202km | Civitavecchia - Marsciano
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Stage 3213km | Marsciano - Macerata
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Stage 4161km | Pievebovigliana - Offagna
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Stage 520.5km | Civitanova Marche - Civitanova Marche Alta (ITT)
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Stage 6164km | San Benedetto del Tronto - San Giacomo Monti della Laga
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Stage 7177km | Civitella del Tronto - San Benedetto del Tronto
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42nd Tirreno-Adriatico - ProTour 2007 stages
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Stage 1 | Civitavecchia - Civitavecchia2007-03-14 175km
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Stage 2 | Civitavecchia - Marsciano2007-03-15 202km
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Stage 3 | Marsciano - Macerata2007-03-16 213km
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Stage 4 | Pievebovigliana - Offagna2007-03-17 161km
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Stage 5 | Civitanova Marche - Civitanova Marche Alta (ITT)2007-03-18 20.5km
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Stage 6 | San Benedetto del Tronto - San Giacomo Monti della Laga2007-03-19 164km
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Stage 7 | Civitella del Tronto - San Benedetto del Tronto2007-03-20 177km
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