(dpa) - US cyclist Lance Armstrong (L) waves as he takes a victory lap with his US Postal teammates Vjatscheslav Jekimov (R) from Russia and Manuel Beltran from Spain (2nd from R) as well a the team's general manager Johan Bruyneel (C, back) after the end of the last stage of the 2004 Tour de France cycling race in Paris, France, 25 July 2004. According to Tour tradition the overal

(dpa) - US cyclist Lance Armstrong (L) waves as he takes a victory lap with his US Postal teammates Vjatscheslav Jekimov (R) from Russia and Manuel Beltran from Spain (2nd from R) as well a the team's general manager Johan Bruyneel (C, back) after the end of the last stage of the 2004 Tour de France cycling race in Paris, France, 25 July 2004. According to Tour tradition the overal Stock Photo

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(dpa) - US cyclist Lance Armstrong (L) waves as he takes a victory lap with his US Postal teammates Vjatscheslav Jekimov (R) from Russia and Manuel Beltran from Spain (2nd from R) as well a the team's general manager Johan Bruyneel (C, back) after the end of the last stage of the 2004 Tour de France cycling race in Paris, France, 25 July 2004. According to Tour tradition the overall leader is not attacked anymore on the last stage of the three-week-long event. Armstrong dominated the 2004 Tour like no other, winning five stages and finishing with a record sixth straight overall victory. The 163 km long final stage of the 91st Tour de France led from Montereau to the famous Champs-Elysees in Paris.

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