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Stage 198.7km | Esparza -
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Stage 2127.1km | Esparza - Liberia
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Stage 3216.9km | Liberia - Ciudad Quesada
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Stage 4116.3km | Ciudad Quesada - Pococi de Guapiles
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Stage 528.8km | Pococi de Guapiles (ITT) -
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Stage 6153.9km | Pococi - Puerto Limon
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Stage 7148.2km | Puerto Limon - Paraiso de Cartago
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Stage 824.5km | Pacaya - San Juan de Chicua (ITT)
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Rest day-
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Stage 994km | San Jose, Circuito Presidente -
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Stage 10126.4km | San Jose - Perez Zeledon
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Stage 11159.5km | Palmar Norte - Buenos Aires
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Stage 12134.8km | Perez Zeledon - San Jose
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- History
Vuelta Internacional a Costa Rica 2011 stages
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Stage 1 - Raabe triumphs in opening stage | Esparza2011-12-16 98.7km
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Stage 2 - Mudarra outsprints Soliz for victory | Esparza - Liberia2011-12-17 127.1km
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Stage 3 - Companioni captures longest stage | Liberia - Ciudad Quesada2011-12-18 216.9km
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Stage 6 - Mudarra sprints to second stage win | Pococi - Puerto Limon2011-12-21 153.9km
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Rest day2011-12-24
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Stage 10 - Bonilla solos to second stage win | San Jose - Perez Zeledon2011-12-26 126.4km
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Stage 11 - Solo win for Obando | Palmar Norte - Buenos Aires2011-12-27 159.5km
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Stage 12 - Movistar nabs another with Soliz | Perez Zeledon - San Jose2011-12-28 134.8km
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