Volta a Portugal em Bicicleta 2011 stages
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Prologue - Sabido powers to prologue victory | Fafe (ITT)2011-08-04 2.2km
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Stage 1 - Ribeiro victorious on stage 1 | Trofa - Oliveira do Bairro2011-08-05 187.7km
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Stage 2 - Back-to-back wins for Ribeiro | Oliveira de Azeméis - Santo Tirso2011-08-06 182.2km
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Stage 4 - Toribio Alcolea takes stage 4 | Lamego - Gouveia2011-08-08 182.3km
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Stage 5 - Guardini victorious in Viseu | Oliveira do Hospital - Viseu2011-08-09 150.3km
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Rest day2011-08-10
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Stage 6 - Gavazzi takes sprint victory | Aveiro - Castelo Branco2011-08-11 215.9km
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Stage 7 - Mestre dominates time trial | Sabugal - Guarda (ITT)2011-08-12 35.3km
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Stage 8 - Cardoso wins stage | Seia - Torre2011-08-13 182.8km
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Stage 9 - Rathe takes stage 9 in Portugal | Covilhã - Sertã2011-08-14 182.3km
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Stage 10 - Mestre wins Volta a Portugal | Sintra - Lisboa2011-08-15 152.6km
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