Original sentence: After his speed-skating career, Heiden became a professional racing cyclist.He was one of the first cross-over athletes, becoming a founding member of the 7-Eleven Cycling Team.Together with his former speed skating coach (and ex-bike racer), Jim Ochowicz, they conceived of the idea of a European-style sponsored team for North American riders.] Heiden won a few American professional races and took part in the 1986 Tour de France, although he did not complete the race as he fell five days from the finish
Edited sentence: After his extraordinary speed-skating career, Eric Heiden became a professional cyclist.He was one of the first cross-over athletes, becoming a founding member of the Schwinn-7-11 professional cycling team.[] Together with his former speed skating coach (and ex-bike racer), Jim Ochowicz, they conceived of the idea of a European-style sponsored team for North American riders.] Eric won a few American professional races and took part in the 1986 Tour de France, although he did not complete the race as he fell five days from the finish