2014 Tour of Oman Stage 1 Preview
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As Suwayq Castle - Naseem Garden
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Stage 1150km | As Suwayq Castle - Naseem Garden
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Stage 2139km | Al Bustan - Quriyat
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Stage 3145km | Bank Muscat - Al Bustan
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Stage 4173km | Wadi Al Abiyad - Ministry of Housing (Boshar)
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Stage 5147.5km | BidBid - Jabal Al Akhdhar (Green Mountain)
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Stage 6146.5km | As Sifah - Matrah Corniche
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