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23 Days in July

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  1. 23 Days In July: Inside Lance Armstrong's Record-Breaking Tour De France
    Victory
    By John Wilcockson & Graham Watson

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0306814013/ref=ase_veluninc/00
    2-4848737-1594426?v=glance&s=books

    23 Days in July is much more than a day-by-day recap of each stage in this
    historic Tour. Renowned cycling writer John Wilcockson serves up engaging
    pieces of race history with vivid descriptions of locales-from the Alps to
    the Pyrenees to Paris-as he describes the mental as well as physical battle
    between Armstrong, Ullrich, Hamilton, Basso, and Mayo. Woven into the
    narrative are the compelling personal stories of Armstrong and his major
    competitors and an insider's look at their pre-Tour strategy and training
    regimens, all lending new insight into the human side of the Tour de France.
    And the book places Armstrong's extraordinary achievement in an historic
    perspective through interviews with the legendary Belgian cyclist Eddy
    Merckx, the man who came closest to winning six Tours before Armstrong; the
    Tour de France race director Jean-Marie Leblanc; and Armstrong's personal
    coach Chris Carmichael.

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