65th Tour de Pologne 2008 stages
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Stage 2 - Davis sprints to win in Poland | Plock - Olsztyn2008-09-15 231.2km
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Stage 3 - Furlan to victory, Davis to the lead | Mikolajki - Bialystok2008-09-16 184.8km
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Stage 4 - Stage annulled, Davis leads | Bielsk Podalski - Lublin2008-09-17 243.6km
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Stage 5 - Roelandts wins, Rojas in yellow | Naleczow - Rzeszow2008-09-18 239.7km
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Stage 7 - Voigt holds on to win in Poland | Rabki - Krakow2008-09-20 153.6km
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