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Prologue4.4km | Rotterdam - Rotterdam
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Stage 1185.4km | Aalter - Ardooie
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Stage 2178.1km | Ardooie - Brussel
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Stage 3158.3km | Niel - Hasselt
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Stage 4221.2km | Hasselt - Libramont
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Stage 5204.3km | Roermond - Sittard-Geleen
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Stage 6163.3km | Genk - Roermond
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Stage 713.1km | Amersfoort - Amersfoort
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