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Cycling legend Greg LeMond discusses his legacy

Tour de France legend Greg LeMond reaps Congress's highest civilian honor.

LeMond, 64, was the first American cyclist to win the Tour de France, one of the two or three most-watched sporting events in the world.

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'Cycling changed my life for the better' - Three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond receives Congressional Gold Medal

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Cycling legend Greg LeMond discusses his legacy as an American while receiving Congressional Gold Medal

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Cyclist Greg LeMond Receives Congressional Gold Medal at Capitol Ceremony

Greg LeMond, who is one of the most decorated cyclists in American history as a three-time Tour de France winner, was honored Wednesday with the Congressional Gold Medal.

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Remember Greg LeMond? Tour de France legend to reap Congress's highest civilian honor.

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U.S. cyclist Greg LeMond honored with Congressional Gold Medal

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Why cycling champ Greg LeMond just got a congressional gold medal

He was named Sports Illustrated’s athlete of the year for 1989.

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3-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond receives Congressional Gold Medal

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Three-time Tour de France winner LeMond receives Congressional Gold Medal

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Tour de France Stage 6 results, standings: Ben Healy wins, Mathieu van der Poel grabs lead

Ben Healy surged out on his own to win Stage 6 at the Tour de France. Mathieu van der Peul also took back the yellow jersey from Tadej Pogacar.

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Catherine Cortez Masto co-sponsors bill to honor cyclist Greg LeMond

LeMond won three Tour de France titles. “Well, it’s funny because Congressman Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) has been trying to get hold of me and I’m like, ‘I don’t deserve that, come on ...

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Why One Rider Dominates Every Era: The Strange Logic Behind the Tour de France Dynasties

Why does the Tour de France keep producing one unstoppable champion who bends the world’s toughest race to their will?