Tour de l'Abitibi 2011 stages
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Stage 1 - Oram takes opening stage | Preissac - Amos2011-07-19 112.8km
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Stage 2 - Laberge wins the sprint on stage two | Macamic - Amos2011-07-20 108.4km
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Stage 4 - Boulanger the breadwinner for France on stage four | Malartic2011-07-21 52.7km
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Stage 6 - Hat-trick for Boulanger | Amos2011-07-23 99km
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Stage 7 - Chalmers proves strongest in Amos | Barraute - Amos2011-07-24 86.7km
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