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As it happened: flat stage 17 of the Vuelta a España ends in another bunch sprint

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Published 27 September 2011

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Sprints: Riddles Creek (54.1km), Creswick (150.6km)

KOM: Woodend (Cat. 4, 78.4km), Daylesford (Cat. 3, 126.9km)

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Distance: 170.4km

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