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Stage 2174.4km | Algeciras - San Fernando
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Stage 3197.8km | Cádiz - Arcos de la Frontera
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Stage 4164.7km | Mairena del Alcor - Córdoba
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Stage 5180km | Priego de Cordoba - Ronda
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Stage 6167.7km | Benalmádena - Cumbres Verdes (La Zubia)
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Stage 7169km | Alhendín - Alcaudete
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Stage 8207km | Baeza - Albacete
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Stage 9185km | Carboneras de Guadazaón - Aramón Valdelinares
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Rest Day 1-
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Stage 1036.7km | Real Monasterio de Santa María de Veruela - Borja (ITT)
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Stage 11153.4km | Pamplona - San Miguel de Aralar (Navarre)
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Stage 12166.4km | Logroño - Logroño
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Stage 13188.7km | Belorado - Obregón. Parque de Cabárceno
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Stage 14200.8km | Santander - La Camperona. Valle de Sábero
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Stage 15152.2km | Oviedo - Lagos de Covadonga
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Stage 16160.5km | San Martín del Rey Aurelio - La Farrapona. Lago de Somiedo
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Rest Day 2-
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Stage 17190.7km | Ortigueira - A Coruña
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Stage 18157km | A Estrada - Monte Castrove en Meis
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Stage 19180.5km | Salvaterra de Miño - Cangas de Morrazo
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Stage 20185.7km | Santo Estevo de Riba de Sil - Puerto de Ancares
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Stage 219.7km | Santiago de Compostela (ITT) -
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Vuelta a España 2014 stages
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Rest Day 12014-09-01
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Stage 12 - Degenkolb wins in Logroño | Logroño - Logroño2014-09-04 166.4km
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Rest Day 22014-09-09
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