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American lance Armstrong has undoubtedly earned the title 'the great cyclist in
history' after winning his 7th consecutive Tour De France race. Armstrong won
his first yellow jersey on 3 July 1999 at the age of 27 after surviving testicular
cancer. Now, at the age of 33 Armstrong has announced his retirement from racing.
The Final Top 10 Overall In The 92nd Tour de France
1. Lance Armstrong (USA) DSC - 3,608.0km in 86h15’02" (41.654km/h)
2. Ivan Basso (Italy) CSC - at 4’40"
3. Jan Ullrich (Germany) TMO - at 6’21"
4. Francisco Mancebo (Spain) IBA - at 9’59"
5. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakstahn) TMO at 11’01"
6. Levi Leipheimer (USA) GST - at 11’21"
7. Mickael Rasmussen (Denmark) RAB - at 11’33"
8. Cadel Evans (Australia) DVL - at 11’55"
9. Floyd Landis (USA) PHO - at 12’44"
10. Oscar Pereiro Sio (Spain) PHO - 16’14"
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