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[Title] => Doping Scandal: Can cycling heal itself?
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[Title] => 2006 tour de france Wearing Yellow
[Summary] => The best placed finisher in the TdF who is riding the tour today is American Bobby Julich, a teammate of banned Italian Ivan Basso with team CSC. Julich came in 3rd in 1998, the year of the Festina Affair. Some of the favorites that year were either kicked out of the race or simply quit out of protest of the way the matter was handled by the French Gendarmes. And though he seldom talked about it, it paved the way for his magnificent finish. In spite reaching as high as second overall during the race, Julich never got to wear the yellow jersey.
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[Title] => 2006 Tour de France: New page, same page
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