Armstrong dismisses doping probe as joke ahead of Tour finale
Armstrong says the French doping investigation into U S Postal Service has shown no evidence and is no longer an issue. He aims to win a fourth straight Tour de France with two stages left, while acknowledging the difficulty of extending to five titles and missing time with his family.
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Texan Lance Armstrong close to fourth straight Tour title
Armstrong holds a 5 06 lead over Joseba Beloki after the 18th stage as Thor Hushovd won from Cluses to Bourg en Bresse in 4 28 28. Hushovd claimed his first Tour stage while McEwen moved ahead of Zabel for best sprinter. Armstrong eyes Saturday’s time trial and a possible fifth title next year while reflecting on his cancer battle and inspired fans like Antoinette Joubert waiting for autographs.
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