Volta a Portugal em Bicicleta 2012 stages
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Stage 2 - Lasca takes sprint stage | Oliveira do Bairro - Trofa2012-08-17 190.7km
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Stage 3 - Fonte gets a home win | Vila Nova de Cerveira - Fafe2012-08-18 176.1km
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Stage 6 - McCartney wins stage six solo | Aveiro - Viseu2012-08-21 184.1km
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Rest Day2012-08-22
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Stage 7 - Reus continues UHC success in Portugal | Gouveia - Sabugal2012-08-23 185.3km
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Stage 8 - Blanco wins stage 8 in Portugal | Guarda - Seia/Alto da Torre2012-08-24 154.9km
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Stage 9 - Marque wins time trial in Portugal | Pedrogao - Leiria (ITT)2012-08-25 32.6km
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