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Stage 1 - Garcia wins road opener | Bogotá - Bogotá2009-06-07 85.9km
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Stage 2 - Cortes by a second | Mosquera - Ibagué2009-06-08 184.4km
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Stage 3 - Duarte takes lead | Ibagué-Alvarado - Ibagué-La Linea2009-06-09 128.2km
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Stage 4 - Cepeda & Gonzales battle it out | Circasia - Calí2009-06-10 195.5km
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Stage 5 - Garcia dashes to win | Guacarí - Cartago2009-06-11 146.8km
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Stage 6 - Rujano moves on up | Santa Rosa Cabal - Sabaneta2009-06-12 177.8km
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Stage 7 - Botero back to best in Medellin | Medellín - Medellín2009-06-14 35km
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Stage 8 - Jose hops to second stage win | Rionegro-Santa Helena - Escobero2009-06-15 119.5km
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Stage 9 - Third stage win for Rujano | Caldas - Manizales2009-06-16 167.2km
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Stage 10 - Rujano gains another 55 seconds | Manizales - Guaduas2009-06-17 167.3km
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Stage 11 - Baez wins as Botero bows out | Guaduas-A.Vino - Zipaquirá2009-06-18 141.8km -
Stage 12 - Peña delivers on Rock solid teamwork | Ubaté - Arcabuco-Tunja2009-06-19 158.7km -
Stage 13 - Chadwick escapes for Rock's second stage | Tunja - Bogotá2009-06-20 142.5km
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Tour Féminin des Pyrénées: Usoa Ostolaza wins overall as Brodie Chapman solos to stage 3 victory
Nadia Gontova takes second and Valentina Cavallar third in final GC -
‘Made some pretty huge ground on GC’ - Ben O’Connor gains two minutes on rivals after Tour de Suisse stage 1
Australian joined two teammates in large breakaway on rain-soaked stage -
Critérium du Dauphiné 'exactly what I needed for the Tour de France' says Mathieu van der Poel
Dutchman rounds out week with another day in the break, narrowly misses out on points jersey to Tadej Pogačar
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As it happened: French success at chaotic Tour de Suisse 2025 opener
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Tour de Suisse: Romain Grégoire attacks from breakaway to win rain-soaked stage 1
Ben O'Connor sneaks into the break to gain minutes on GC rival -
As it happened: Breakaway holds on for victory ahead of GC contenders on the final stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné
The riders took on a 133km-long stage from Val-d'Arc to the summit finish atop the Plateau du Mont-Cenis on the Franco-Italian border.
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Critérium du Dauphiné: Lenny Martinez savours stage 8 breakaway win as Tadej Pogačar seals overall victory
Vingegaard, Pogačar take second and third on the stage as FLorian Lipowitz rounds out the overall podium -
Paul Magnier wins Elfstedenronde in photo finish ahead of Jasper Philipsen
Elia Viviani rounds out the podium of 196km one-day race in Bruges -
Demi Vollering left 'empty' after final Tour de Suisse Women stage
FDJ-Suez star, second overall in the race behind Marlen Reusser, craves rest after busy half-year race program
