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Lance Armstrong
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1971
Birth
18th Sep Plano Birth of Lance Armstrong
1991
National Amateur Champion
Becomes USANational Amateur Champion
1992
Barcelona Olympics
Barcelona Finishes 14th in the individual road race at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics . Future teammate, Fabio Casartelli, wins the event
1992
Classico San Sebastian
San Sebastian Signs with a professional cycling team, Motorola, and finishes last in his first professional race, the Classico San Sebastian
1993
US Pro Championship
Wins ten titles including the USAPro Championship, and stage 8 in the Tour de France, and at 22 is the youngest road racing world champion ever.
1995
Classico San Sebastian
San Sebastian Becomes the first American to win the Classico San Sebastian
1995
Death
Wins the 18th stage of the Tour de France after his teammate and friend Fabio Casartelli is killed in a descent during the 15th stage of that same Tour
1995
Velo News American Male Cyclist of the Year
Named the 1995 Velo News American Male Cyclist of the Year
1996
Belgian Classic Fleche Wallone
Fleche Wallone Becomes the first American to win the Belgian classic Fleche Wallone
1996
World Champion
Ranked no 1 in World Cycling
1996
World Ranking No 1
Ranked the number one cyclist in the world
1999
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 1st time
2000
Publication
Publishes his memoirs, "It's Not About the Bike"
2000
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 2nd time
2001
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 3rd time
2002
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 4th time
2003
Publication
Publishes his memoirs, "Every Second Counts"
2003
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 5th time
2004
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 6th time
2005
Retirement
Retires from cycling
2005
Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 7th time, a record

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