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Stage 1130km | Liverpool - Liverpool
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Stage 3179.7km | Newtown - The Tumble
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Stage 4184.6km | Worcester - Bristol
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Stage 5177.3km | Exmouth - Exeter
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Stage 6205.7km | Bath - Hemel Hempstead
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Stage 7225.1km | Camberley - Brighton
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Stage 8a8.8km | London (ITT) - London
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Stage 8b88.8km | London - London
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Tour of Britain 2014 stages
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Frenchman thinks stage 2 punchy stage to Barcelona will 'be a good stage for me' after losing less than 40 seconds to Vingegaard and Pogačar in opener
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Dutch team beat Netcompany Ineos and UAE Team Emirates-XRG to glory

















