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Ax 3 Domaines. Lance Armstrong leads Ivan Basso on the Col de Pailheres. Amazing photography, raw intensity, and another historic stage in the legendary career of Lance Armstrong! This poster is a brilliant tribute to Lance as a climber (ascending the hors catgorie ascent of the Port de Pailhres with composure and unrelenting power), and as a competitor (always staying just yards"> Ax 3 Domaines. Lance Armstrong leads Ivan Basso on the Col de Pailheres. Amazing photography, raw intensity, and another historic stage in the legendary career of Lance Armstrong! This poster is a brilliant tribute to Lance as a climber (ascending the hors catgorie ascent of the Port de Pailhres with composure and unrelenting power), and as a competitor (always staying just yards"> Ax 3 Domaines. Lance Armstrong leads Ivan Basso on the Col de Pailheres. Amazing photography, raw intensity, and another historic stage in the legendary career of Lance Armstrong! This poster is a brilliant tribute to Lance as a climber (ascending the hors catgorie ascent of the Port de Pailhres with composure and unrelenting power), and as a competitor (always staying just yards">
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