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TOUR DE LANCE

In a candid, tough-minded excerpt from his new memoir, the American cyclist who beat a deadly cancer and went on to win the 1999 Tour de France tells how he quit racing after his recovery, confronted his survival-and then, for three long weeks, found the will to ride harder and faster than anyone else

June 2000 Lance Armstrong, Sally Jenkins

TOUR DE LANCE LANCE ARMSTRONG, SALLY JENKINS June 2000

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TOUR DE LANCE

In a candid, tough-minded excerpt from his new memoir, the American cyclist who beat a deadly cancer and went on to win the 1999 Tour de France tells how he quit racing after his recovery, confronted his survival-and then, for three long weeks, found the will to ride harder and faster than anyone else

June 2000 Lance Armstrong, Sally Jenkins

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