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Stage 5183km | Gap - Privas
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Stage 6191km | Le Teil - Mont Aigoual
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Stage 8140km | Cazeres-sur-Garonne - Loudenvielle
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Stage 9154km | Pau - Laruns
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Stage 10170km | Ile d’Oléron - Ile de Ré
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Stage 11167km | Chatelaillon-Plagne - Poitiers
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Stage 12218km | Chauvigny - Sarran
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Stage 13191km | Châtel - Guyon-Puy Mary
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Stage 14197km | Clermont Ferrand - Lyon
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Stage 15175km | Lyon - Grand Colombier
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Stage 16164km | La Tour du Pin - Villard-de-Lans
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Stage 17168km | Grenoble - Meribel
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Stage 18168km | Meribel - La Roche-sur-Foron
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Stage 19160km | Bourg-en-Bresse - Champagnole
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Stage 2036km | Lure - La Planche des Belles Filles
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Stage 21122km | Mantes-la-Jolie - Paris
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