Tour de San Luis 2012 stages
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Stage 1 - Chicchi wins San Luis opening stage | San Luis - Villa Mercedes2012-01-23 189.3km
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Stage 2 - Chicchi kicks for second stage in a row | Fraga - Juana Koslay2012-01-24 145.3km
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Stage 3 - Contador conquers Mirador | Estancia Grande - Mirador del Potrero2012-01-25 168.2km
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Stage 4 - Leipheimer time trials to stage victory | San Luis (ITT)2012-01-26 19.5km
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Stage 6 - Viviani sprints to win penultimate stage | Lujan - Quines2012-01-28 201km
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Stage 7 - Boonen blazes to sprint victory in San Luis | San Luis2012-01-29 167.1km
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