
Postcard scenery: Lance Armstrong powers along in the Leadville 100
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Showing support, some crazed fans put "LA" in a huge Mt. Massive snow
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Wobbling across on a fully flatted rear, Lance Armstrong crossed the line
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After the event, Lance said that he'd like to be still racing Leadville
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Len Zanni, a training pal of Lance Armstrong from Aspen. He rounded out
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Lance Armstrong and Rebecca Rusch, Leadville 100 winners
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Rebecca Rusch (Specialized) rides the red carpet to a win at Leadville.
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Rebecca Rusch rides toward a Leadville 100 win.
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Three Miles from the finish, the stress of a slowly leaking rear tire
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You know Lance Armstrong is in the house when there is a helicopter following
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Heading into the Columbine climb, Lance Armstrong was all alone about
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Despite a multi-minute lead, Lance Armstrong was constantly looking back
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Another concerned look, but no one was close.
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Lance Armstrong said after the race that the decision to go it alone was
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Nearing the top of the tree line, Lance Armstrong keep the heat on -
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The moto riding must have helped Lance Armstrong tune up for the technical
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By the time Lance Armstrong cleared the first steep singletrack section,
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Rebecca Rusch raced with this home-made course profile of the Leadville
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