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Stage 1122km | Moravia - Esparza
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Stage 2127km | Esparza - Liberia
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Stage 3187.6km | Liberia - La Fortuna de San Carlos
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Stage 4138.7km | Sede Santa Clara - Municipalidad de Guápiles
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Stage 5129km | Guápiles -
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Stage 6120.2km | Guápiles - Cartago
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Stage 711km | Río Macho - Paraíso de Cartago (ITT)
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Stage 894km | Circuito Presidenta (La Sabana) -
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Stage 9127.5km | San José - Pérez Zeledón
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Stage 10162.6km | Dominical - Dominical
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Stage 1133km | Pérez Zeledón (ITT) -
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Stage 12134.8km | Pérez Zeledón - San José
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- History
Vuelta Internacional a Costa Rica 2010 stages
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Stage 1 - Salas sprints to victory | Moravia - Esparza2010-12-17 122km
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Stage 2 - Martinez solos to victory | Esparza - Liberia2010-12-18 127km
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Stage 5 - Alcolea tops sprint on stage five | Guápiles2010-12-21 129km
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Stage 6 - Rojas rampages to stage win | Guápiles - Cartago2010-12-22 120.2km
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Stage 9 - Raabe powers to stage win | San José - Pérez Zeledón2010-12-26 127.5km
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Stage 10 - Rivas rolls to stage win | Dominical - Dominical2010-12-27 162.6km
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