• Armstrong attempts what no man has yet accomplished -- a sixth consecutive Tour de France win. • The heroes ride cycles instead of steeds, but the Tour de France is an epic saga. • News Graphic: The members of Armstrong's team and their roles. • Organizers have backloaded this year's 2,106-mile course so that Armstrong can't build an early lead and coast to his sixth win in a row. • Stages of this year's Tour
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• Video: The Post's Sally Jenkins on Lance Armstrong. • Photos from the final stage of Armstrong's victory. • Photos from this year's race. • Photos from Armstrong's '03 win.
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• The Post's Sally Jenkins takes your questions on the Tour at 10 a.m. on Monday. Submit questions.
What the Jerseys Mean
Yellow: Overall race leader; shortest time for total distance covered. The most coveted jersey. Polka dots: King of the Mountains. The best climber wears this jersey. Green: The best sprinter. Points are awarded for intermediate and final sprints on flat terrain.
News & Notes Armstrong Falters Armstrong finishes ninth in Thursday's time trial at the Tour de Georgia, nearly two minutes behind the winner, Floyd Landis of the U.S.
In the News
An Immortal on the Bike, a Mere Mortal Off It
What Lance Armstrong will prefer that people remember him for was not his sixth Tour de France victory, but his near-death experience. It remains his most significant accomplishment: He lived.