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Posted 27 March 2011

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Cape Epic 2011
27 March 2011 - 3 April 2011 | Western Province, South Africa | SHC
- Counting down to the Cape Epic
- Cape Epic past winners
- Prologue - Sauser and Stander become first Cape Epic leaders | Cape Town - Cape Town
  2011-03-27 27km
- Stage 1 - Sauser and Stander strike again | Saronsberg in Tulbagh - Saronsberg in Tulbagh
  2011-03-28 89km
- Stage 2 - Hat trick for Sauser and Stander | Saronsberg in Tulbagh - Saronsberg in Tulbagh
  2011-03-29 104km
- Stage 3 - Genze & Kaess win stage 3 while Sauser and Stander retain overall lead | Saronsberg in Tulbagh - Worcester
  2011-03-30 125km
- Stage 4 - Sauser and Stander back to winning ways | Worcester - Worcester
  2011-03-31 32km
- Stage 5 - Overall leaders Sauser and Stander win another stage | Worcester - Oak Valley in the Elgin Valley
  2011-04-01 143km
- Stage 6 - Hermida/Naef escape for stage 6 win | Oak Valley in the Elgin Valley - Oak Valley in the Elgin Valley
  2011-04-02 119km
- Stage 7 - Sauser and Stander secure overall victory | Oak Valley in the Elgin Valley - Lourensford Wine Estate
  2011-04-03 68km

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