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Stage 1 - They can't take it away from Cantwell | Echuca - Rochester2009-08-30 154.5km
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Stage 2 - Kemp takes second Fly V stage win | Echuca - Echuca2009-08-31 25.5km -
Stage 3 - Cantwell takes second stage | Moama - Barham2009-08-31 112.9km -
Stage 6 - Lang sprints to Budget victory | Swan Hill - Manangatang2009-09-02 87.8km -
Stage 9 - Brooks takes the stage in Euston | Euston - Euston2009-09-03 52km -
Stage 10 - Dennis wins in Ouyen | Ouyen - Ouyen2009-09-04 36km -
Stage 12 - Fly V wins again with Hepburn | Merbein - Merbein2009-09-05 33km -
Stage 13 - Finning has a winning stage 13 | Merbein - Wentworth2009-09-05 81.3km -
Stage 14 - Dennis claims final stage | Mildura - Mildura2009-09-06 66km
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