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Stage 1 - Garcia grabs Guatemala victory | Guatemala - Guatemala2010-10-20 112km
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Stage 2 - Suarez claims race lead | Guatemala - Zacapa2010-10-21 135km
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Stage 3 - Suarez continues to dominate | Esquipulas - Salamá2010-10-22 189km
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Stage 4 - Montiel solos to stage win | Salamá - Cobán2010-10-23 95km
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Stage 5 - Ramirez reigns in Jalapa | Posada el Quetzal - Jalapa2010-10-24 137km
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Stage 6 - Acevedo tops Muñoz for stage victory | Jalapa - Jalapa2010-10-25 128km
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Stage 11 - Parra waltzes away with stage win | Tecpan - San Lucas2010-10-30 110km
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Pogačar claims the polka dot jersey, UAE happy to tick off another day without incident
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