Tour de France 1995 - Lance Armstrong winning stage

[spincitycycling]

LOL@cxpylz,one of the greatest cyclist ever? Really? You believe this? I like him but he's is nowhere close to be"be one of the greatest". And i'm not biased because he doped(if that was the case i'd have no cyclist to root for) but because he wasn't! I'd would say Johan Museew is "one of the greatest" before him. Did you asked who? Lol,go back to wearing you're neon green jersey! Lance has some exciting stuff,not taking that away from him.

[musicNsoccer]

He's also been investigated for fraud and drug trafficking. Dope Long, Win Wrong, PHARMStrong!

[jimihendrix731]

55 km/h (34 mph) up a 2% grade. what a beast. 

[cxpylz]

class move lance

[stateman44]

Too bad he used EPO.

It's really a shame considering all the people who look up to him.

[YiftertheShifter1]

@stateman44 OMG! He was?!!! They've been investigating Lance Armstrong for years for EPO use. You must have the conclusive piece of evidence! What did the UCI do when you told them about this evidence? Did they revoke his Tour de France victories? Did they? LOL.

[cxpylz]

Armstrong is one of the greatest cyclists ever IMO

Also seems like a very classy guy

[oohay2333]

@Kvalitetsmaling You should probably do some research before you make a comment like that. He's the most drug-tested athlete in the world but has never failed one.

[martinikadlini]

Lance gave the victory to Fabio. Fingers to sky. Fabio saw this. Tears in eyes when watching this. This is piece of cycling history....

[bonaje7]

This is what makes Armstrong great.

[bladedspokes]

This was stage 18. Lance dedicated the stage win to his late teammate, Fabio Casartelli, who perished in a crash on Stage 15 of the same race.

[TheSirOlivier]

Come on look he wasn t a good rider before then he had cancer came back and won 7 tours thats a litle bit .... but I like him a litle bit anyway

[quiksilver199]

@TheSirOlivier- Wasn't a good rider? Is that why he was a world champion in '92?

[petresnotlosingit]

@TheSirOlivier "wasn't a good rider"? He held his own against Miguel Indurain and beat the crap out of everyone else. Not only that but he won the UCI World Championships a couple years earlier. How is he not that good?

[CadenWolves]

Unfortunately this is all I have Dave.

[Daveinmaine]

Do you have more of the stage then just the finish? This is still one of my favorite highlights of Armstrong's carear

[Oafalda]

of course, with good medicine you can reach everything ^^

[NYhercules]

there's no medecin for losers like u, dickhead.

You're just good on the keyboard, that's it!!!

[CadenWolves]

Glad you guys like it.

Well Lance certainly looks fit and well. It would be quite an achievement if manages to win it again.

[slomo8888]

I don't care...I'm just so happy that Jens Voigt is alive.

[TheKelh3]

@CadenWolves

I doubt he will win again - but he did come third last year (2009)

[drmarthacastro]

This video is great. Thank you, CadenWolves for sharing it with us. Lance Armstrong just had a baby boy today, Max Armstrong, June 5th 2009, 14 years later.

To the memory of Fabio Carsartelli. Hope you're cycling in the after life. I hope there's one for all of us.

[irgalam]

grande campione.....

[ItaliaCiclismo]

grazie Lance

[scalatorino]

uno dei gesti umanamente piu' belli del Ciclismo moderno!

BRAVO LANCE!

[delfino1245]

l'unica cosa buona della tua vita da truffatore..per chi ama il ciclismo veramente tu non esisti

[fabri87zio]

Ma cosa stai dicendo??

[Agustinsupergroxxx]

grande genio!!!

[merdosissima]

Con questa impresa Armstrong ha dimostrato di essere un grande campione. Voleva vincere per il suo amico Fabio e ha vinto!

Forza e carattere.

[dahgutone]

Wow, that stage must have been important to him.

[Tommeke1234]

that was heroic

[twello2001]

for Fabio Carsartelli