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American cyclist Lance Armstrong won his sixth Tour de France title yesterday, finishing with a massive 6min 19sec lead over German champion Andreas Kloden. This achievement marks the first time a rider has won the Tour de France six times, as well as the first time someone has achieved this
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Lance Armstrong is on a roll at the Tour de France, having won his sixth consecutive title just days away from the Paris finish. Armstrong's United States Postal Service team has become a force to be reckoned with, and the American cyclist has put on a show, winning
Armstrong, Lance
Lance Armstrong has dominated the Tour de France, taking the yellow jersey after a close victory in the 15th stage. If he maintains the jersey through the end of the race in Paris on Sunday, it would mark a record sixth straight title for the cyclist. The stage, covering 112
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Riders of the 2004 Tour de France had little to worry about during Stage 9, a 99-mile short, bumpy, and dry stage in the Massif Central Region that decided nothing in the overall yellow jersey standings. However, the focus has shifted to Stage 10, the longest stage of the three-week
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The 2004 Tour de France is about to enter its crucial stage, with Lance Armstrong, Tyler Hamilton, Jan Ullrich, and Iban Mayo vying for the top spot. Despite past challenges and setbacks, Armstrong remains the favorite to win, but his opponents are determined to stop him from claiming a record
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Tyler Hamilton, 33-year-old cyclist from Marblehead, Massachusetts, is determined to win the Tour de France this year, surpassing his longtime friend and rival Lance Armstrong. Hamilton, who was once a loyal accomplice to Armstrong, riding shotgun in the Tour to block the wind and test road conditions, has given himself
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Jan Ullrich, 30, is once again challenging Lance Armstrong for the Tour de France title, having notched up several comebacks from injuries and illness to emerge as Armstrong's most formidable rival. Ullrich's recent victory in the Tour de Suisse has given him a boost of confidence,
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American cyclist Lance Armstrong rode a strong and smooth time trial over 58.5 kilometers (about 36 miles) from Germany to France, winning by 25 seconds and solidifying his overall lead in the Tour de France. Wearing a yellow jersey provided by the race's organizers, Armstrong averaged 53.
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Lance Armstrong's life is a paradox of perfection and adversity. Despite his triumphant return to professional cycling after a cancer diagnosis in 1996, he continues to face challenges on and off the track. In his pursuit of a second Tour de France title, Armstrong's motivation stems
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Dmitry Konyshev, a Russian cycling icon, has been a key figure in putting the country's professional cycling on the map. Having achieved numerous milestones, including finishing second to Greg LeMond in the 1989 world road championship, Konyshev now aims to win the world title in Verona, a feat
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Lance Armstrong, the American cyclist, solidified his position as the leader in the Tour de France by winning the 133-mile mountainous stage from Le Grande Bornand to Sestriere. This victory marked his third consecutive stage win and catapulted him to a six-minute, three-second lead over Spain's Abraham Olano.
