2013 UCI road world championships elite women's road race
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September 28: Montecatini Terme - Florence, 139.65 km
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Elite Women team time trial42.8km | Pistoia - Florence
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Elite Men team time trial56.8km | Montecatini Terme - Florence
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Junior Women time trial15.5km | Florence - Florence
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U23 Men time trial42.8km | Pistoia - Florence
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Junior Men time trial25.3km | Florence - Florence
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Elite Women time trial25.3km | Florence - Florence
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Elite Men time trial56.8km | Montecatini Terme - Florence
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Junior Women road race82.9km | Florence - Florence
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U23 Men road race172.8km | Montecatini Terme - Florence
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Junior Men road race139.7km | Montecatini Terme - Florence
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Elite Women road race139.7km | Montecatini Terme - Florence
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Elite Men road race272.3km | Lucca - Florence
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