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Stage 1154km | Baden - Baden
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Stage 2155.9km | Bremgarten - Einsiedeln
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Stage 3160km | Einsiedeln - Arlesheim
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Stage 4151km | Niederbipp - La Chaux-de-Fonds
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Stage 5210km | La Chaux-de-Fonds - Leukerbad
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Stage 6210km | Fiesch - La Punt
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Stage 7233km | St. Moritz - Ascona
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Stage 8155km | Ambri - Ambri
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Stage 930km | Kerzers - Bern ITT
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Tour de Suisse 2006 stages
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Stage 2 - A tale of two Danieles | Bremgarten - Einsiedeln2006-06-11 155.9km
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Stage 6 - Gil grabs win and yellow jersey | Fiesch - La Punt2006-06-15 210km
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