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The US POSTAL team that Lance Armstrong took with him in his first win in 1999 was composed of six Americans, a French, a Luxemburger and a Norwegian. In LA's 7th and final tour, the team had more Spaniards (3) than Americans (2). This year, only George Hincapie was waving Old Glory in France.


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The US POSTAL team that Lance Armstrong took with him in his first win in 1999 was composed of six Americans, a French, a Luxemburger and a Norwegian. In LA's 7th and final tour, the team had more Spaniards (3) than Americans (2). This year, only George Hincapie was waving Old Glory in France.


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