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Stage 19: Friday, July 21

58.5-kilometer route between Freiburg, Germany, and Mulhouse, France

Winner

Lance Armstrong
United States
1:05:01
U.S. Postal

Race Leader

Lance Armstrong
United States
83:06:19
U.S. Postal

Summary:
Riding at a pace rarely seen in cycling, Lance Armstrong surged to a stage victory for the first time in this year's race as he neared a second straight triumph in the Tour de France. He averaged 33.5 mph during the individual time trial. It was the fastest pace at that distance in the 87-year history of the race. He overcame a roadside crowd that cheered his nearest challenger, Germany's Jan Ullrich, especially before the race returned to France.

Results | Description

Stage 19 Results

Rk. Cyclist Country Team Time

1. Lance Armstrong United States U.S. Postal 1:05:01

2. Jan Ullrich Germany Deutsche Telekom 25 seconds behind

3. Christophe Moreau France Festina 2:12 behind

4. Tyler Hamilton United States U.S. Postal 3:01 behind

5. Joseba Beloki Spain Festina 3:26 behind

6. Laurent Jalabert France Once 3:47 behind

7. David Millar Britain Cofidis 3:56 behind

8. Danielle Nardelo Italy Mapei 3:57 behind

9. Santiago Botero Colombia Kelme 3:59 behind

10. Guido Trentin Italy Vini Caldirola 4:16 behind

11. Marco Velo Italy Mercatone Uno 4:28 behind

12. Abraham Olano Spain Once 4:35 behind

13. Nico Mattan Belgium Cofidis 4:42 behind

14. Gilles Maignan France AG2R 4:52 behind

15. Roberto Conti Italy Vini Caldirola 4:56 behind

Others

19. Roberto Heras Spain Kelme 5:07 behind

23. Fred Rodriguez United States Mapei 5:42 behind

25. Erik Dekker Holland Rabobank 5:48 behind

26. Richard Verinque France Polti 5:50 behind

32. Bobby Julich United States Credit Agricole 6:35 behind

Overall Standings after Stage 19

Rk. Cyclist Country Team Time

1. Armstrong U.S. U.S. Postal 83:06:19

2. Ullrich Germany Deutsche Telekom 6:02 behind

3. Beloki Spain Festina 10:04 behind

4. Moreau France Festina 10:34 behind

5. Heras Spain Kelme 11:50 behind

6. Virenque France Polti 13:26 behind

7. Botero Colombia Kelme 14:18 behind

8. Fernando Escartin Spain Kelme 17:21 behind

9. Francisco Mancebo Spain Banesto 18:09 behind

10. Nardello Italy Mapei 18:25 behind

Stage 18 description:

Fribourg-en-Brisgau		Mulhouse
`(Societe du Tour de France)`		`(Societe du Tour de France)`

Fribourg is both a buoyant city open to the modern world and the most charming and romantic hamlet. The old town around the cathedral, which towers over the town, is most endearing with its quaint side streets and lovely streams.

Mulhouse finds itself in a privileged position, with Germany and Switzerland close at hand. Many projects, such as the International Airport or various museums have been carried out in cooperation with the two neighboring countries.

Fribourg is both a buoyant city open to the modern world and the most charming and romantic hamlet. The old town, around the cathedral, which towers over the town, is most endearing with its quaint side streets and lovely streams.

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