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Prologue6.6km | Yutz - Yutz
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Stage 1160.5km | Yutz - Lunéville
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Stage 2151km | Rambervillers - Bruyères
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Stage 3166.5km | Gérardmer - Porrentruy
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Stage 4153.5km | Porrentruy - Arbois
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Stage 5171.5km | Champagnole - Le Salève
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Stage 6153.5km | Fossano - Fossano
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Stage 7138.5km | Alba - Alba
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Tour de l'Avenir 2011 stages
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Prologue - Hepburn takes first yellow jersey | Yutz - Yutz2011-09-04 6.6km
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Stage 1 - Hofland wins from break in Lunéville | Yutz - Lunéville2011-09-05 160.5km
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Stage 4 - Arndt beats Bardet in Arbois | Porrentruy - Arbois2011-09-08 153.5km
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Stage 5 - Bardet shines at Le Salève | Champagnole - Le Salève2011-09-09 171.5km
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Stage 6 - Yates takes sprint win on stage 6 | Fossano - Fossano2011-09-10 153.5km
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Stage 7 - Chaves steals overall win from Boily | Alba - Alba2011-09-11 138.5km
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