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    …tying a record set by Miguel Indurain. He surpassed Indurain in 2004 when he won his sixth consecutive race. After winning his seventh Tour in 2005, Armstrong retired from the sport, but in September 2008 he announced that he was returning to competitive racing. He placed third in the 2009…

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    …tying a record set by Miguel Indurain. He surpassed Indurain in 2004 when he won his sixth consecutive race. After winning his seventh Tour in 2005, Armstrong retired from the sport, but in September 2008 he announced that he was returning to competitive racing. He placed third in the 2009…

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    …(1978–79, 1981–82, and 1985), and Miguel Indurain of Spain (1991–95).

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    …(1978–79, 1981–82, and 1985), and Miguel Indurain of Spain (1991–95).

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