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Thomas Voeckler (1st) leads from David Zabriskie
Thomas Voeckler (1st) leads from David Zabriskie
Editorial image of France Cycling Tour De France 2012 - Jul 2012
Us Rider David Zabriskie of the...
Stock Photo of (l-r) Dutch Rider Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank Us Rider David Zabriskie of Garmin-sharp-barracuda Belgian Romain Zingle of Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne and Italian Davide Malacarne of Europcar in Action During the 6th Stage of the Tour De France 2012 Cycling Race Between Epernay and Metz France 06 July 2012 France Metz
(l-r) Dutch Rider Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo...
Editorial picture of France Cycling Tour De France 2012 - Jul 2012
(l-r) Us Rider David Zabriskie of...
Stock Image of Dutch Rider Karsten Kroon (r) of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank and Us Rider David Zabriskie (l) of the Garmin-sharp-barracuda Team in Action During the 6th Stage of the Tour De France 2012 Cycling Race Between Epernay and Metz France 06 July 2012 France Metz
Dutch Rider Karsten Kroon (r) of Team Saxo...
Stock Picture of Dutch Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank Us David Zabriskie of Garmin-sharp-barracuda Belgian Romain Zingle of Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne and Italian Davide Malacarne of Europcar in Action During the Sixth Stage of the 99th Edition of the Tour De France Cycling Race 210km From Epernay to Metz France Friday 06 July 2012 France Metz
Dutch Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank...
Dutch Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank Us David Zabriskie of Garmin-sharp-barracuda Belgian Romain Zingle of Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne and Italian Davide Malacarne of Europcar in Action During the Sixth Stage of the 99th Edition of the Tour De France Cycling Race 210km From Epernay to Metz France Friday 06 July 2012 France Metz
Dutch Karsten Kroon of Team Saxo Bank-tinkoff Bank...
David Zabriskie of the US waits to receive the trophy for the most combative rider of the the sixth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 207.5 kilometers (129 miles) with start in Epernay and finish in Metz, France
David Zabriskie of the US waits to receive the...
The breakaway group with David Zabriskie of the US, Karsten Kroon of The Netherlands, Davide Malacarne of Italy, and Romain Zingle of Belgium, from left to right, rides during the sixth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 207.5 kilometers (129 miles) with start in Epernay and finish in Metz, France
The breakaway group with David Zabriskie of the...
Editorial photo of Tour de France 2012, Stage 6, Epernay - Metz, France - 06 Jul 2012
David Zabriskie
David Zabriskie
David Zabriskie
Garmin-sharp Procycling Sport Director Jonathan Vaughters of Us Reads a Communicate Before the 5th Stage of the Tour De France 2012 Cycling Race Between Rouen and Saint-quentin 5 July 2012 Former Teammates of Lance Armstrong Levi Leipheimer David Zabriskie Christian Vande Velde and George Hincapie Will Receive Six Month Bans After They Confessed to Doping Newspaper De Telegraaf Reported on 5 July 2012 They Testified Against the Seven-time Tour De France Winner Lance Armstrong They Gave an Evidence in the Usada Investigation Which Has Charged Armstrong with Doping France Rouen
Garmin-sharp Procycling Sport Director Jonathan...
David Zabriskie of the US, front left, an Levi Leipheimer of the US, right, ride in the pack during the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 196.5 kilometers (122 miles) with start in Rouen and finish in Saint-Quentin, France, . Leipheimer and Zabriskie are two of five former teammates of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong who, according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, have struck a deal with the US anti doping agency USADA to admit to using doping and to give evidence against Armstrong in exchange for what is considered a light punishment, a 6-month ban on professional cycling
David Zabriskie of the US, front left, an Levi...
David Zabriskie of the US, Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, and Stuart O'Grady of Australia, from left to right, ride in the pack during the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 196.5 kilometers (122 miles) with start in Rouen and finish in Saint-Quentin, France, . Zabriskie is one of five former teammates of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong who, according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, have struck a deal with the US anti doping agency USADA to admit to using doping and to give evidence against Armstrong in exchange for what is considered a light punishment, a 6-month ban on professional cycling
David Zabriskie of the US, Fabian Cancellara of...
Jonathan Vaughters, a director of Garmin-Sharp, center in white shirt, denied that any of the cycling team's riders have been banned for six months by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as part of its doping probe into seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong during an improvised press conference outside the team bus prior to the start of the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 196.5 kilometers (122 miles) with start in Rouen and finish in Saint-Quentin, France, . Vaughters said Thursday that a Dutch media report about six-month bans is "completely untrue." Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reported Wednesday that Vaughters and four other former Armstrong teammates have been given six-month bans to begin in late September. De Telegraaf cites unnamed "well-informed sources" in its report that Vaughters, George Hincapie, Levi Leipheimer, David Zabriskie and Christian Vande Velde received the bans after admitting to doping and agreeing to give evidence against Armstrong
Jonathan Vaughters, a director of Garmin-Sharp,...
David Zabriskie of the US leaves the team bus to take the start of the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 196.5 kilometers (122 miles) with start in Rouen and finish in Saint-Quentin, France, . Jonathan Vaughters, a director of Garmin-Sharp denied that any of the cycling team's riders have been banned for six months by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as part of its doping probe into seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong. Vaughters said Thursday that a Dutch media report about six-month bans is "completely untrue." Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reported Wednesday that Vaughters and four other former Armstrong teammates have been given six-month bans to begin in late September. De Telegraaf cites unnamed "well-informed sources" in its report that Vaughters, George Hincapie, Levi Leipheimer, David Zabriskie and Christian Vande Velde received the bans after admitting to doping and agreeing to give evidence against Armstrong
David Zabriskie of the US leaves the team bus to...
Jonathan Vaughters, a director of Garmin-Sharp, right, denied that any of the cycling team's riders have been banned for six months by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as part of its doping probe into seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong during an improvised press conference outside the team bus prior to the start of the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 196.5 kilometers (122 miles) with start in Rouen and finish in Saint-Quentin, France, . Vaughters said Thursday that a Dutch media report about six-month bans is "completely untrue." Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reported Wednesday that Vaughters and four other former Armstrong teammates have been given six-month bans to begin in late September. De Telegraaf cites unnamed "well-informed sources" in its report that Vaughters, George Hincapie, Levi Leipheimer, David Zabriskie and Christian Vande Velde received the bans after admitting to doping and agreeing to give evidence against Armstrong
Jonathan Vaughters, a director of Garmin-Sharp,...
Us David Zabriskie of Garmin-sharp-barracuda During the Second Stage of the Tour De France Cycling Race 207km From Vise to Tournai Belgium 02 July 2012 Belgium Vise
Us David Zabriskie of Garmin-sharp-barracuda...
In this combo of four photos taken, Levi Leipheimer, George Hincapie, Christian Vande Velde and David Zabriskie of the US pose for photographers during the official riders presentation in Liege, Belgium. A dutch newspaper reported that the four riders, former teammates of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong of the US, have struck a deal with the US anti doping agency USADA to admit to using doping and to give evidence against Armstrong in exchange for what is considered a light punishment, a 6-month ban on professional cycling
In this combo of four photos taken, Levi...
Robert Gesink, David Zabriskie, Tom Danielson. Robert Gesink, center, of the Netherlands, celebrates winning the Tour of California cycling race with David Zabriskie, left, and Tom Danielson, who finished second and third respectively, in Los Angeles
Robert Gesink, David Zabriskie, Tom Danielson....
David Zabriskie, Tanner Hall David Zabriskie, of Ames, Iowa, controls Tanner Hall, of Meridian, Idaho, top, during their 96 kg freestyle match at the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Team Trials, in Iowa City, Iowa
David Zabriskie, Tanner Hall David Zabriskie, of...
Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, and David Zabriskie of the US, right, are being treated by Tour de France doctors after crashing during the 9th stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 208 kilometers (129 miles) starting in Issoire and finishing in Saint Flour, central France
Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, and David...
Garmin-cervelo Team Rider David Zabriskie of the Us is Attended to by a Medic After Suffering Injuries After a Crash During the 9th Stage of the Tour De France Cycling Race Between Issoire and Saint-flour France 10 July 2011 France Saint-flour
Garmin-cervelo Team Rider David Zabriskie of the...
Tour de France doctors tend to David Zabriskie of the US, right, and Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, aftre they crashed during the 9th stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 208 kilometers (129 miles) starting in Issoire and finishing in Saint Flour, central France
Tour de France doctors tend to David Zabriskie of...
Tour de France doctors tend to David Zabriskie of the US, right, and Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, after they crashed during the 9th stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 208 kilometers (129 miles) starting in Issoire and finishing in Saint Flour, central France
Tour de France doctors tend to David Zabriskie of...
Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, and David Zabriskie of the US, right, are being treated by Tour de France doctors after crashing during the 9th stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 208 kilometers (129 miles) starting in Issoire and finishing in Saint Flour, central France
Frederik Willems of Belgium, left, and David...
David Zabriskie David Zabriskie, of USA, competes on his way to finish fourth of the third stage of the 63rd Criterium du Dauphine cycling race, a 42,5 kilometers individual time trial, in Grenoble, French Alps
David Zabriskie David Zabriskie, of USA, competes...
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011, 30 April 2011, David Zabriskie
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011,...
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011, 30 April 2011, David Zabriskie
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011,...
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011, 30 April 2011, David Zabriskie
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011,...
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011, 30 April 2011, David Zabriskie
Signal-de-Bougy, Cycling, Tour de Romandie 2011,...
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way During the 4th Stage a 20 1 Km Race Against the Clock From Aubonne to Signal-de-bougy at the 65th Tour De Romandie Uci Protour Cycling Race in Saint-livres Switzerland Saturday April 30 2011 Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Saint-livres St-livres
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way...
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way to Win the 4th Stage a 20 1 Km Race Against the Clock From Aubonne to Signal-de-bougy at the 65th Tour De Romandie Uci Protour Cycling Race in Saint-livres Switzerland Saturday April 30 2011 Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Saint-livres St-livres
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way...
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way to Takes the First Place During the 4th Stage a 20 1 Km Race Against the Clock From Aubonne to Signal-de-bougy at the 65th Tour De Romandie Uci Protour Cycling Race in Saint-livres Switzerland Saturday April 30 2011 Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Saint-livres St-livres
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way...
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way to Takes the First Place During the 4th Stage a 20 1 Km Race Against the Clock From Aubonne to Signal-de-bougy at the 65th Tour De Romandie Uci Protour Cycling Race in Saint-livres Switzerland Saturday April 30 2011 Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Saint-livres St-livres
Us's David Zabriskie From Team Garmin on His Way...