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2006 Tour de France
2006 Tour de France
Floyd Landis became the third American to win the Tour in its 103-year history, joining Lance Armstrong and Greg LeMond.
Floyd Landis became the third American to win the Tour in its 103-year history, joining Lance Armstrong and Greg LeMond.
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'I Didn't Do It'

In an exclusive with SI.com's Austin Murphy, Floyd Landis says he didn't cheat, despite his team's claim that he tested positive for high levels of testosterone during his Tour victory.

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Floyd Landis is taking a major gamble by ceding control of the yellow jersey.
Floyd Landis' journey to the top of the Tour has been a long time in the making.
Yaroslav Popovych's Stage 12 victory has revived the Discovery Channel team.
Even without Jan Ullrich, the T-Mobile team have shown they're the strongest unit.
The second time trial is an annual reality check. How did the American riders do?
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