Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

Here are scenes from yesterday's final stage of the Tour of Switzerland. American Levi Leipheimer began the day in fourth place, 1:59 behind the leader, Italian Damiano Cunego. (Cunego is no slouch; he has won the three-week Giro d'Italia.) Leipheimer completed the time trial 2:03 faster than Cunego, which gave him the overall victory by four seconds. Amazing! It reminded me of 1989, when American Greg LeMond took 58 seconds out of Frenchman Laurent Fignon on the final day to win the Tour de France by eight seconds. Congratulations, Levi!