Giro di Lombardia, Italyl

Giro del Piemonte, Italy

The final stage 4 is 161.6 km long and will provide the peloton with a final day of obstacles and narrow streets and the course winds through the small streets of Belgium.
Stage 4 is scheduled to start at 13:10 and finish between 16:50-17:12.

As the longest stage of the 2008 Circuit Franco-Belge, stage 3 is 199.2 km long and takes place completely in Belgium on a challenging course with lots of road furniture.
Stage 3 is schedule to start at 12:15 and finish between 16:46-17:13.

Stage 2 of the Circuit Franco-Belge weaves in and out of France and Belgium for 184.3 km before finishing on the challenging roads of the Belgian province of West-Vlaanderen.
Stage 2 is scheduled to start at 12:40 and finish between 16:51-17:16.

The 2008 Circuit Franco-Belge opens with a 187.9 km stage that starts in starts and finishes in northern France, with the majority of the stage running through the provence of Hainaut in Belgium. The finish is a four-lap circuit in Mons-en-Pevele.
Stage 1 is schedule to start at 12:06 and finish between 16:22-16:47.
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The elite men will do fifteen laps of a 17.35 km challenging road course that weaves its way through and around Varese. There are two climbs on the loop. The first is the Montello climb at 1150 meters with an average gradient of 6.5% and a very technical descent. The second challenge, the Ronchi climb, […]

The second stage of the day and the final stage of the Tour, stage 5 is 108.2 km long and ends in Poitiers with three laps of an intense finishing circuit.
Stage 5 is scheduled to start at 14:10 and finish at 16:37.