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Down Under Classic55km | Adelaide East End - Adelaide East End
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Stage 1150.7km | Prospect - Gumeracha
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Stage 2128.8km | Tanunda - Tanunda
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Stage 3147.5km | Norwood - Uraidla
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Stage 4157.2km | Glenelg - Victor Harbor
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Stage 5145.7km | McLaren Vale - Willunga Hill
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Stage 690km | Adelaide - Adelaide
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