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Stage 1153km | Baracoa - Guantanamo
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Stage 2111km | Guantanamo - Santiago De Cuba
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Stage 3186km | Santiago De Cuba - Manzanillo
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Stage 483km | Bayamo - Holgin
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Stage 5206km | Holgin - Camaguey
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Stage 6113km | Camaguey - C. De Avila
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Stage 7a35km | Moron - Ciego De Avila (ITT)
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Stage 7b126km | Ciego De Avilas - S.Spiritus
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Stage 889km | S.Spiritus - Topes De Collantes
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Stage 9b69km | Cien Fuegos - Santa Clara
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Stage 10185km | Santa Clara - Cardenas
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Stage 11120km | Matanzas - S.A. Baños
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Stage 12146km | Guanajay - Pinar Del Rio
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Stage 13113km | San Cristobal - Ciudad Habana
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Vuelta a Cuba 2010
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Stage 4 - Lacombe takes sprint win | Bayamo - Holgin2010-02-12 83km
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Stage 5 - Gilbert scores another for Spidertech | Holgin - Camaguey2010-02-13 206km
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Stage 9a - Lacombe takes second stage win | Circuito Cien Fuegos2010-02-17 60km
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Stage 10 - Marino sprints to stage win | Santa Clara - Cardenas2010-02-18 185km
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Stage 12 - Marino makes it two | Guanajay - Pinar Del Rio2010-02-20 146km
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