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Prologue4.4km | Saint-Flour (ITT) - Saint-Flour
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Stage 1145km | Saint-Flour - Brioude
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Stage 2143km | Brioude - Saint-Galmier
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Stage 3143km | Montrond-les-Bains - Paray-le-Monial
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Stage 4165.3km | Saint-Vulbas - Plateau de Solaison
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Stage 5101.4km | Bons-en-Chablais - Les Carroz d'Arraches
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Stage 6108km | Saint-Gervais - La Rosière
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Stage 794km | Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne - La Toussuire
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