Lance Armstrong & The Tour of Hope

October 16, 2003, at Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN

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Event sponsored by: Indiana University Cancer Center, Indiana University Hospital-Clarian Health Partners, and Pacers Sports and Entertainment

Lance poses with cancer survivor John Cleland and Dr. Larry Einhorn.	An audience member shows his excitement before the festivities start.	IU alum and Tour of Hope rider Wendy Chioji speaks about her struggle with breast cancer.
Cancer survivor and Tour of Hope rider Steve Friedman speaks to the crowd.	Lance and Dr. Einhorn have a moment aside during the presentation.	Indiana Pacer Reggie Miller is introduced by Dr. Einhorn.
Reggie discusses Lance's achievements.	Reggie and Lance share a joke.	Reggie presents Lance with a personalized Pacers jersey with "Armstrong" on the back.
The jersey has the number 5 for the number of Tour de France wins Lance has.	Demonstrating his basketball moves, Lance shows he's not just a one-trick pony.	Lance reciprocates by giving Reggie a US Postal Service Team cycling jersey.
It's just a bit small for the 6'7" basketball star.	Lance speaks some more as the other panelists watch from behind.	Three men who are all stars in their fields - Reggie Miller, Lance Armstrong, and Dr. Larry Einhorn.
Lance and Dr. Einhorn speak about the importance of cancer research.	Tour of Hope rider Steve Friedman speaks about his battle with testicular cancer.	Tour of Hope rider Wendy Chioji describes how she overcame breast cancer.
Lance and Dr. Larry Einhorn of the IU School of Medicine speak at a pre-event press conference.	A crowd of about 3,600 awaits the start of the program at Conseco Fieldhouse.	Lance encourages everyone in the crowd to make the cancer promise.
The group of speakers stands behind Lance as he gives words of encouragement.	Lance poses for a photograph with Dr. and Mrs. Einhorn.	Cancer survivor John Cleland, right, presents Lance with a poster of the signed cancer promise.