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Tour de Suisse
14 June 2008 - 22 June 2008 | Switzerland | UPT (ProTour)
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- Stage 1 - Freire takes undulating opening stage | Langnau I.E. - Langnau I.E.
  2008-06-14 146km
  
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- Stage 2 - Anton takes control on the Flumserberg | Langnau I.E. - Flumserberge
  2008-06-15 197km
  
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- Stage 3 - Three is McEwen's lucky number | Flums - Gossau SG
  2008-06-16 155km
  
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- Stage 4 - McEwen does it again | Gossau SG - Domat-Ems
  2008-06-17 171km
  
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- Stage 5 - Fothen scoops victory after Schleck crashes hard | Domat-Ems - Caslano
  2008-06-18 190km
  
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- Stage 6 - Kirchen grabs stage win and yellow jersey | Ambri - Verbier
  2008-06-19 188km
  
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- Stage 7 - Cancellara hoofs it to solo Swiss success | Gruyères - Lyss
  2008-06-20 171km
  
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- Stage 8 - Kreuziger crushes rivals | Altdorf - Col du Klausen (ITT)
  2008-06-21 25km
  
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- Stage 9 - Cancellara repeats, Kreuziger takes overall | Altdorf - Berne
  2008-06-22 168km
  
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Kim Kirchen (High Road) rides in the Tour de Suisse... on his way to the stage win and the overall lead

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Stage 2 - June 15: Langnau I.E. - Flumserberge, 197km

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Stage 1 - June 14: Langnau I.E. - Langnau I.E., 146km

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