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Stage 1193.1km | Chauray - Périgny
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Stage 2195.5km | Périgny - Vars
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Stage 3a90.7km | Nieul-l'Espoir - Vivonne
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Stage 3b21.4km | Smarves - Vivonne (ITT)
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Stage 5185.1km | Mansle - Poitiers
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Tour du Poitou-Charentes 2022 stages
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Stage 1 | Chauray - Périgny2022-08-23 193.1km
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Stage 2 | Périgny - Vars2022-08-24 195.5km
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Stage 3a | Nieul-l'Espoir - Vivonne2022-08-25 90.7km
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Stage 3b | Smarves - Vivonne (ITT)2022-08-25 21.4km
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Stage 5 | Mansle - Poitiers2022-08-26 185.1km
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