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Video: Lance Armstrong could miss the Tour de France...
Original at Searchforvideo.com
• Tue, Mar 31
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Source: AOL Video Lance Armstrongs broken right collarbone could rule him out of the Giro D'Italia in May and his much heralded Tour de France comeback.
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Video: Armstrong Interview (Part 1) - 2009 Tour of CaliforniaOriginal at YouTube
• Wed, Feb 25
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By rss@youtube.com (ccyclist) Lance Armstrong talks about the Giro and being a domestique for Levi Leipheimer. Author: ccyclist Keywords: Lance Armstrong www.CanadianCyclist.com Added: February 25, 2009
Video: 2009 Giro del Trentino Dates, Lance Armstrong Rumours; 2008 Results, Photos, Route, Stages, Teams
Original at Searchforvideo.com
• Tue, Jan 13
Source: steephill.tv bike travelogue The route hasn't been announced for 2009 but I'm pushing up the launch of the 2009 Giro del Trentino Dashboard to report on the news of Lance Armstrong's participation. Ivan Basso should be there as well. Giro del Trentino is a 4 day race that takes place a...
Video: Lance Armstrong at Giro 2009Original at YouTube
• Mon, Oct 13
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By rss@youtube.com (petergoat83) Lance Armstronh dichiara che prenderà parte al giro d'italia del centenario, quello del 2009. Author: petergoat83 Keywords: lance armstrong giro italia 2009 centenario gazzetta Added: October 13, 2008
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Basso to ride in next year's Tour de France
Original at CNN/SI
• Tue, Dec 1
Basso, who finished third and second in the 2004 and 2005 Tours behind seven-time champion Lance Armstrong, was not allowed to start in 2006 after his ... Former Giro winner Ivan Basso will return to the Tour de France next yearLos Angeles Times
Rogers stays third as Armstrong suffers in the hills
Original at Brisbane Times
• Tue, Nov 24
ALPE DI SIUSI, Italy: Michael Rogers remained third on the Giro D'Italia's overall rankings after the race's fifth stage as Lance Armstrong suffered and ...
2010 Tour of California host cities; top US cyclists confirmed
Original at Biking Bis
• Thu, Oct 22
By Gene Bisbee It also means that four of America's top cyclists -- defending champion Levi Leipheimer and Lance Armstrong, George Hincapie and David Zabriskie -- are choosing the California race over the Giro d'Italia, the three-week Grand Tour that also runs in May.
Lance Armstrong hints at 2010 schedule
Original at VeloNews
• Thu, Oct 1
By sfrothingham Lance Armstrong said he still hasn’t decided whether he’ll race at the Tour of California or the Giro d’Italia next season as he prepares for the 2010 Tour de France. That’s according to an interview in the newest issue of Vélo Magazine in France. Armstrong provided the first glimpse of what...
Armstrong To Race Giro In May?
Original at Bicycle.net
• Thu, Oct 1
By editor In a interview in the French Magazine Velo, as well as being reported on the Spanish website Elmundo.es, Lance Armstrong says that he will race in May at the Giro, and not in California at the Amgen Tour of California. Here is what is being quoted “After a few spring classics, Armstrong will ru...
Tour de France Preview: Tour Could Decide Success of Armstrong Comeback
Original at NYT > Sports
• Wed, Jul 1
By By JULIET MACUR Lance Armstrong led a protest over course conditions at the Giro d’Italia. After a slow start, he finished 12th over all.
Lance Armstrong lets his fans in, but only on his own terms
Original at MiamiHerald.com
• Mon, Jun 1
Fans have been following Lance Armstrong's cycling comeback at races such as the Down Under Classic through his Internet postings. By LINDA ROBERTSON Lance Armstrong finished the Giro d'Italia and returned home to Texas where he ''CaNOT wait! ... Sports: FYI American Chronicle
Giro d'Italia Day 18 News and Notes
Original at Bike World
• Thu, May 28
OH Okay, anyone who thinks that Lance Armstrong should just stick to racing bikes and not try to design sneakers, say “I”. I'll go first - “I!” Lance tweeted today that Barloworld's Daryl Impey did his first training ride today after the fall at the Tour ...
Pellizotti wins Stage 17; Menchov unruffled in lead of Giro
Original at Biking Bis
• Wed, May 27
By Gene Bisbee Second place Danilo Di Luca attacked Menchov with all his power on the 15-mile climb, but Menchov seemed to effortlessly stay on his rival's rear wheel. Stefano Garzelli and Ivan Basso joined that chase group that loosely crossed the finish about 42 seconds behind Pellizotti.
TV-watching jet lag
Original at latimesblogs.latimes.com
• Tue, May 26
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CA Live coverage of the Giro d'Italia cycling race has become both an engrossing travelogue and an amazing race, but not in the reality-TV way. (It's rest day today in Italy, however, so it's all tennis for now.) Lance Armstrong -- who isn't talking to ...
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Sastre takes solo win; Leipheimer loses serious time on Giro leader Menchov
Original at Biking Bis
• Mon, May 25
By Gene Bisbee Team Astana suffered more disappointment as their favorite to win the Giro, American Levi Leipheimer, crossed the finish line nearly 3 minutes behind the winner and fell three places to 6th, 3:21 behind Menchov. He was pulled across the finish line at Monte Petrano by teammate Lance Arms...
Lance Armstrong drops to 14th at Giro
Original at Detroit Free Press
• Sun, May 24
The seven-time Tour de France champion went about his work Saturday, carrying bottles to his teammates late in the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia. Armstrong is still regaining his form after 3 1/2 years of retirement and breaking his collarbone in ...
Giro Day 13 News and Notes
Original at Bike World
• Fri, May 22
OH Plenty of cycling news today as Mark Cavendish takes his third stage and promptly drops out of the race, Lance Armstrong boycotts the press and they boycott Twitter, Danilo Di Luca and Levi Leipheimer exchange words (in a manner of speaking) are more. ...
Menchov takes over Giro lead; Leipheimer 40 second behind
Original at Biking Bis
• Thu, May 21
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By Gene Bisbee As promised, the Stage 12 individual time trial shook up the standings of the 2009 Giro d'Italia as Danilo Di Luca finally gave up his pink leader's jersey to Denis Menchov, left. Comeback cyclist Lance Armstrong gained more ground on Wednesday, increasing his position to 12th in the over...
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Giro cyclists protest course in Milan; Cavendish wins Stage 9
Original at Biking Bis
• Sun, May 17
By Gene Bisbee The whole world was watching as the cyclists pedaled along at a leisurely 21-23 mph for lap after lap. In fact, the entire peloton stopped before completing the 4th lap, and race leader Danilo Di Luca took the microphone: Some cyclists, including Lance Armstrong, had been critical of the...
Giro Day 6 News and Notes
Original at Bike World
• Thu, May 14
Di Luca thinks that Lance Armstrong will still aim for a stage win sometime during the race. Speeds apparently reached over 117 km/h on the descent into Mayrhofen today. Everyone is anticipating changes in the Astana team jersey by the weekend. ... CNN - The Times
Di Luca in pink; Menchov wins grueling Stage 5 at Giro
Original at Biking Bis
• Wed, May 13
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By Gene Bisbee No one could match Russian cyclist Denis Menchov's burst of speed inside the last mile on the way to winning Stage 5's mountaintop finish at the Giro d'Italia on Wednesday. The most well-known Astana team member, comeback cyclist Lance Armstrong, failed to hang on ...
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Di Luca wins Giro Stage 4; Columbia's Lövkvist in pink jersey
Original at Biking Bis
• Tue, May 12
By Gene Bisbee American Lance Armstrong, who started the day in 5th overall, stayed in the middle of a chase group all day, but was content to let the others attack in the steep final few kilometers. He finished 15 seconds behind the winner and dropped to 6th place overall. ...
SPORTS DIGEST
Original at irishtimes.com
• Mon, May 11
Ireland Seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong, racing in his first Giro having recovered from a broken collarbone, was 42nd on the stage and lies a decent 10th in the general classification with Italian favourite Ivan Basso way back in 45th. ...
UNIVERSAL SPORTS ANNOUNCES MULTI-YEAR DEAL TO BROADCAST GIRO D’ITALIA
Original at Bicycle.net
• Fri, May 8
By editor ABOUT THE RACE: The Giro d’Italia is one of the three major, multi-week European professional cycling stage races, along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain). The Giro consists of 21 stages, including six stages held in the mountains. The Giro will conclude at the Colo...
Universal Sports Strikes Deal For Giro d'Italia Bike Race
Original at MediaPost Publications
• Thu, May 7
including regular live wall-to-wall coverage of the Tour de France. The deal took a long time to complete, according to one executive, because RCS Sport initially priced the event at a high level due to the inclusion of Lance Armstrong, ...
Deignan set to assist Sastre in gruelling Giro d'Italia
Original at irishtimes.com
• Thu, May 7
winning the Tour de France last summer and netting second overall in the 2007 Vuelta a España. He'll be up against riders such as Ivan Basso (Liquigas), Damiano Cunego (Lampre) and the Astana duo of Levi Leipheimer and Lance Armstrong. ... Cycling Weekly - IrishCycling
Armstrong Continues To Write Off Giro Chances
Original at Bicycle.net
• Thu, May 7
By editor VENICE, Italy, May 7, 2009 (AFP) - Lance Armstrong insisted again on Thursday that there will be no miracle Tour of Italy victory, preferring to concentrate on helping his Astana team out of their worrying financial crisis. The seven-time Tour de France winner makes his comeback this wee...
Road News and Results - May 7, 2009
Original at Bike World
• Thu, May 7
OH Here's today's cycling news from the Giro and beyond. Hundreds of cycling fans greated Lance Armstrong at the Astana team presentation in St. Mark's Square in Venice. Bookmaker Unibet has named Ivan Basso and Levi Leipheimer as their favorites for the ...
Armstrong Angry Over Astana Financial Crisis On Eve Of Giro
Original at Bicycle.net
• Thu, May 7
By editor The American cyclist even suggested his Livestrong cancer foundation might be able step in and bail out the team, but that seemed to be a long shot. “It could be a combination of people that have a shared interest in Livestrong and want to see Livestrong promoted around the world and believe...
Armstrong realistic on goals
Original at irishtimes.com
• Wed, May 6
CYCLING GIRO D'ITALIA: FROM THE saddle to the suit, and then back to the saddle. Cycling legend Lance Armstrong has moved into a new, post-modern phase. He turned up at the Foreign Ministry in Rome yesterday in an elegant dark suit and light blue tie, ...
Armstrong to work for Leipheimer at Giro d'Italia
Original at Biking Bis
• Tue, May 5
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By Gene Bisbee That failed sprint up Pinos Altos in the Tour of the Gila last Sunday must have sent the message to Lance Armstrong that he's not ready to win the 3-week Giro d'Italia that starts on Saturday. In a dramatic turnaround, the 7-time Tour de France winner announced Tuesday that he'll ride in supp...
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Armstrong ‘Not Giro Favourite’ Says World Champ Ballan
Original at Bicycle.net
• Tue, May 5
By editor ROME, May 5, 2009 (AFP) - World champion cyclist Alessandro Ballan says former Tour of Italy winner Ivan Basso is the favourite for this year’s event over debutant Lance Armstrong. Seven-time Tour de France champion Armstrong will be competing in his first Giro after coming out of retire...
Road News and Results - May 1, 2009
Original at Bike World
• Thu, Apr 30
OH - Al Fresco, Al Fresco In today's cycling news: Davide Rebellin appears before CONI, Lance Armstrong gets 25th control, Giro adds additional testing, Lars Boom makes road debut and more. Colavita's Lucas Sebastian Haedo was the winner of the field sprint in the second stage ...
Armstrong Jumps On A Jet Plane To Race Tour of Gila In New Mexico
Original at Bicycle.net
• Tue, Apr 28
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By editor PARIS, April 28, 2009 (AFP) - American Lance Armstrong has performed a dramatic u-turn and will race in New Mexico’s Tour de Gila in a bid to hone his form for the Giro d’Italia which begins on May 9, his team confirmed on Tuesday. “USA Cycling were unaware of this.”
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Road News and Results - April 24, 2009
Original at Bike World
• Fri, Apr 24
OH Here's today's cycling news. Lance Armstrong will not race before Giro, Filippo Simeoni still incredulous about Giro snub, Alejandro Valverde hopes for sunny weather and more…. South African Robert Hunter (Barloworld) won the third stage of the Tour of ...
Astana optimistic over Armstrong's Giro bid
Original at google.com
• Wed, Apr 8
LONDON (AFP) — Lance Armstrong's Astana team expressed optimism Wednesday over his prospects of recovering from his broken collarbone in time to line up for next month's Tour of Italy. The seven-time Tour de France winner's participation in the Giro ...
Astana optimistic over Armstrong's Giro bid
Original at google.com
• Wed, Apr 8
LONDON (AFP) — Lance Armstrong's Astana team expressed optimism Wednesday over his prospects of recovering from his broken collarbone in time to line up for next month's Tour of Italy. The seven-time Tour de France winner's participation in the Giro ...
Astana optimistic over Armstrong's Giro bid
Original at google.com
• Wed, Apr 8
LONDON (AFP) — Lance Armstrong's Astana team expressed optimism Wednesday over his prospects of recovering from his broken collarbone in time to line up for next month's Tour of Italy. The seven-time Tour de France winner's participation in the Giro ...
Astana optimistic over Armstrong's Giro bid
Original at google.com
• Wed, Apr 8
LONDON (AFP) — Lance Armstrong's Astana team expressed optimism Wednesday over his prospects of recovering from his broken collarbone in time to line up for next month's Tour of Italy. The seven-time Tour de France winner's participation in the Giro ...
Lance Armstrong Will Be Ready For The Tour de France Says Bruyneel
Original at Bicycle.net
• Tue, Mar 24
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By editor Lance Armstrong will recover from a broken collarbone in time to bid for his eighth Tour de France title in July, and may even compete in the Giro d’Italia in May, his team manager said Tuesday. A cancer survivor who went on to claim a record seven Tour de France crowns, Armstrong ended a three...
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Astana scramble to prepare for Giro - CNN International
Original at CNN International
• Mon, May 5
The former team manager of Lance Armstrong added: "Many people may not realize that riders schedule their season-long training programs around these ... Cycling team Astana invited to Giro d'Italia - report AFP Astana given place in Giro field BBC Sport