Lance Armstrong

By maddog Chris Horner has signed with Team RadioShack for the next two seasons, according to an Oregon newspaper. Horner told The Oregonian that he had talked with other teams, “but wanted to stay here” — that being alongside Astana teammates Lance Armstrong and Levi Leipheimer. It’s been a tough s...

By Gene Bisbee Chris Horner writing about his disappointment in not being chosen to ride alongside Alberto Contador, Lance Armstrong and Levi Leipheimer in the 2009 Tour de France. A native of Bend, Oregon, Horner's Freewheeling column appears in the Oregonian.

Lance Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer and Chris Horner will race in next Sunday's Nevada City Classic. For Armstrong, it will be his final preparation for the Tour de France. We expected that the suspensions would come swiftly. Lampre and Diquigiovanni have ...

By editor Final Overall Classification 1 Levi Leipheimer; 2 Lance Armstrong 3.01; 3 Phil Zajicek 3.18; 4 Burke Swindlehurst 4.03; 5 Chad Beyer 4.41; 6 Chris Baldwin 6.04; 7 Tom Zirbel 7.06; 8 Chris Horner 7.13; 9 Florian Stalder 7.31; 10 Peter Stetina 7.38

By Gene Bisbee Although he's a member of the ProTour team Astana, he and teammates Lance Armstrong and Chris Horner had to wear the "neutral" jerseys to compete in national-level race, according to UCI rules. Armstrong has been on the mend from a crash during a bike race in Spain last month in which he brok...

By Gene Bisbee A little ol' 5-day stage race based in Silver City, New Mexico, has suddenly taken on international significance with the arrival of Lance Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer and Chris Horner as competitors. The details of UCI giving them permission to race weren't worked out until this afterno...

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