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Stage 1130km | Dili - Old Baucau
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Stage 265km | Old Baucau - Loihuno, Viqueque
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Stage 395km | Loihuno, Viqueque - Betano, Manu-Fahi
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Stage 470km | Betano, Manu-Fahi - Maubisse
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Stage 595km | Maubisse - Dili
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Tour de Timor 2009 stages
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Stage 1 - Van der Ploeg takes historic win | Dili - Old Baucau2009-08-24 130km
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Stage 2 | Old Baucau - Loihuno, Viqueque2009-08-25 65km
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Stage 5 | Maubisse - Dili2009-08-28 95km
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