Girobio - Giro Ciclistico d'Italia 2009 stages
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Stage 1 - Facchini wins Baby Giro's first stage | Firenza - Modena2009-06-12 174km
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Stage 2 - Caruso claims solo victory | Modena - Lonato Del Garda2009-06-13 151.7km
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Stage 3 - Briton's Kennaugh takes baby win | Lonato Del Garda - Asiago2009-06-14 166.6km
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Stage 5 - Piscopiello solos to victory | Paderno Del Grappa - Feltre2009-06-16 146.8km
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Stage 6 - Peruffo best of three-man break | Ferrara - Carpegna2009-06-18 144.1km
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Stage 7 - Russian Silin takes the stage | Casenatico - Carpegna2009-06-19 165.1km
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Stage 8 - Koren delivers blow | Pennabilli - Bucine2009-06-20 166.7km
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