Cyclist Floyd Landis says he won the Tour De France due to hard work
INT MCU SLIGHT ZOOM-IN Cyclist Floyd Landis comments on winning the 2006 Tour De France all because of his hard work regardless of his doping allegations. The cyclist states, "Well I will tell you that, what you saw in the Tour De France is fifteen years of hard work. And in a race like that, there are good days and bad days. Obviously the person with the leader's jersey has the attention focused on them." Floyd Landis is a road racing cyclist who won the 2006 Tour De France. He was accused with doping and was tested positive for performance enhancing drugs which caused him to be stripped of his 2006 Tour De France title. Landis denied any accusations and then admitted to doping on May 20, 2010, he then retired in January 2011.
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