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Cycling a last bastion of sportsmanship

...crashed his bike with more than six miles left in the 122.45 mile route. Armstrong's closest competitor, Germany's Jan Ullrich, trailed the leader by a mere 15 seconds. It was the closest Ullrich, or any other rider, has ever been to Armstrong...

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Sports
Armstrong wins mountain stage, takes race lead

...race. Armstrong finished the difficult 120.47-mile stretch about one minute ahead of his main rival, Germany's Jan Ullrich, and moved from third to first place in the standings. He had led Ullrich by 4:05 before the start of Saturday's...

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Sports
Lance Armstrong is ready to go for Olympic gold

...Olympic road race. It's a field reminiscent of a Tour stage, stacked with some of the biggest names in the sport: Jan Ullrich of Germany, Alex Zulle of Switzerland, Laurent Jalabert of France and Armstrong's nemesis, Marco Pantani of Italy...

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Olympics
Friday briefing

...individual time trial, in which riders can gain or lose much time over their rivals in the overall standings. Germany's Jan Ullrich was to begin the 37.88-mile stretch from Montlucon to Saint-Amand-Montrond ranked second behind Armstrong...

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Sports
Taking in the sights, Armstrong cruises to third straight victory

...jagged peaks of the Alps flashed by as Armstrong sprinted to the top of L'Alpe d'Huez, leaving his main rival, Jan Ullrich, nearly two minutes. Nor was there was opportunity to appreciate the wild beauty of the densely wooded Pyrenees when...

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Sports
Armstrong 49th in first stage of Tour de France

...year. He is expected to wait until the tough mountain stages, halfway through the race, to make a run for the lead. Jan Ullrich, considered Armstrong's main challenger, finished 22nd and was fifth in the overall standings, France's Jacky...

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Sports
Armstrong falls back after eighth stage

...bid for the race lead in the peaks. The American still has a 27-second lead over his main challenger, Germany's Jan Ullrich, also expected to be a force in the mountains. Monday's stage is a 114.89-mile stretch from Pontarlier to Aix-les-Bains...

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Sports
Scoreboard

...same time. 109. Roberto Heras, Spain, USPS, same time. Overall Standings Final 1. Armstrong, 86:17:28. 2. Jan Ullrich, Germany, Team Telekom, 6:44 behind. 3. Joseba Beloki, Spain, Once, 9:05. 4. Andrei Kivilev, Kazakstan...

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Baseball

...Tosatto, Italy, Fassa Bortolo, same time. Also 30. Jan Ullrich, Germany, T-Mobile Team, same time. 32. Gilberto...Kloden, Germany, T-Mobile Team, 5:11 behind. 4. Jan Ullrich, Germany, T-Mobile Team, 8:08. 5. Jose Azevedo...

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Sports
Bicycle retains its 2-wheeled grip on riders

...manager of bicycle manufacturer Giant, which builds carbon fiber from scratch for the bikes of the T Mobile team of Jan Ullrich, one of the top rivals of American Lance Armstrong. Giant and Trek -- which makes the bikes for Armstrong's U...

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