Lance Is Back!
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Amazing! I've been watching a lot of the TDF. Through 2 weeks, 1400 miles, and lots of flat rides, 4 riders where within 8 seconds. But after the Sunday stage in the Alps, it looked like Lance could be outrun by Contador and others and he lost 1:30. Today, when it looked like he was getting left behind again, he kicked it into high gear and caught up, while climbing a mountain and passing others like they were standing still.
There still are a few mountain stages and an individual time trial. It could be an exciting finish.
He may not win but 2nd ain't too shabby.
There still are a few mountain stages and an individual time trial. It could be an exciting finish.
He may not win but 2nd ain't too shabby.
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Originally Posted by Richard in NC' post='949702' date='Jul 21 2009, 11:09 PM
Amazing! I've been watching a lot of the TDF. Through 2 weeks, 1400 miles, and lots of flat rides, 4 riders where within 8 seconds. But after the Sunday stage in the Alps, it looked like Lance could be outrun by Contador and others and he lost 1:30. Today, when it looked like he was getting left behind again, he kicked it into high gear and caught up, while climbing a mountain and passing others like they were standing still.
There still are a few mountain stages and an individual time trial. It could be an exciting finish.
He may not win but 2nd ain't too shabby.
There still are a few mountain stages and an individual time trial. It could be an exciting finish.
He may not win but 2nd ain't too shabby.
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