Lance Armstrong

By rss@youtube.com (RBCSportAustralia) tour down under 2009 cycling event with Lance Armstrong Author: RBCSportAustralia Keywords: Cycling tour down under Lance Armstrong road cycling Added: February 2, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (detourthemovie) Lance Armstrong signing autographs for Mick Rogers and Dan Jones at the Tour Down Under Author: detourthemovie Keywords: lance armstrong comeback detour de france dan jones cycling tour down under Added: January 30, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (dahgutone) This video is brought to you by, SBS. This is the last stage!! How did you like the TDU? Was it good? I liked it, but i still wanted to see Lance win one stage. Keywords: 2009 Lance Armstrong Paul Sherwen Tour de France Down Under Alberto Contador Trek Astana Discovery Channel US Postal Johan Bru...

By rss@youtube.com (UKGandalf) Author: UKGandalf Keywords: Tour Down Under Lance Armstrong cycle race cycling The Range Willunga South Australia Penney's Hill Road McLaren Vale bike push bike lycra bicycle Tour de France Tour Downunder racing Added: January 23, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (Reds4PM) He is about the 3rd cyclist from the front as the Peloton move through the Adelaide Hills town of Oakbank. Author: Reds4PM Keywords: tour down under 2009 australia south adelaide hills lance armstrong stuart ogrady oakbank Added: January 23, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (MXTAD) Tour Down Under 2009 - This is Lance Armstrong in 5th place during the 2nd Stage, 2nd Circuit, on Longwood Road & Red Hill Road, Scott Creek. During the Hahndorf to Stirling Stage 2 Round (with 3 Sprint Circuits around Mylor to Stirling). This section is the top of the uphill climb from Sti...

By rss@youtube.com (dahgutone) An Interview of Lance Armstrong by Paul Sherwen just before the Tour Down Under Author: dahgutone Keywords: Lance Armstrong Paul Sherwen Tour de France Down Under Alberto Contador Trek Astana Discovery Channel US Postal Johan Bruyneel Added: January 19, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (yauipop) The start of Lance Armstrong first comeback race - Cancer Council Classic 2009 of the Tour Down Under. Author: yauipop Keywords: Lance Armstrong Tour Down Under 2009 Added: January 18, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (tourdownunder) A record crowd of 138,000 people flocked to Adelaide's Rymill Park to welcome back to the peloton, seven time Tour de France champion, Lance Armstrong, in the Cancer Council Classic, a prelude to the 2009 Tour Down Under. The 30 lap criterium, which covered a total distance of 51 kilometre...

Australia from January 17-24 and is headlined by seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong and Australia's world road cycling champion Cadel Evans.

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Lance Armstrong's new cycling squad, Team Radio Shack, will make its debut at the 2010 Tour Down Under around Adelaide from January 17-24, the American said ...

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By Gene Bisbee Lance Armstrong will have some competition as the most popular kid in the peloton for Australia's Tour Down Under next January now that favorite son Cadel Evans, right, has committed to the bike race. Evans had earlier been quoted that he was going to skip his nation's bike race because it...

By editor Armstrong, a cancer survivor who went on to claim a record seven Tour de France crowns, ended a three-and-a-half year retirement at the Tour Down Under in Australia in January. Armstrong has also been dogged by unproven doping allegations in his career.

By Livingstrong(dramarthacastro@yahoo.com) Tour Down Under Stage 3 was 'D' stage of hell. It was a carnage, with crashes, heat, winds that reached gusts of 85 km/h and nine riders were forced out of the race with injuries after the crash. The cycling crash occurred very early in the stage at the 12 km right before the breakaway of a group of 16 riders where Lance Armstrong, O'Grady and Michael Rogers were. Fortunately, Lance Armstrong avoided the crash and finished in 39th in the general classification with only + 0:29 seconds, which it's great. He was in 68 place after stage 2. Another cyclist that I adore (not as much as I adore Lance, of course), George Hincapie, is in 12 place in the Overall Classification. I would love to see Georgie in the podium. He is a great cyclist and deserves a good win.   [read the full post]

By Livingstrong(dramarthacastro@yahoo.com) The Tour Down Under has started with the Opening Criterium, which is sort of like a prologue to the Tour Down Under but the times won't count towards the General Classification. And it's a good thing because Lance Armstrong came in a very honorable 64th place. This opening race is not a difficult one and it was not one for Lance Armstrong to win since it's a hectic one and more suited for sprinters, and Lance Armstrong is a stage racing cycling bull. I personally think that it was a great come back for Lance because he had the chance to get back in the excitement of competing without the pressure of winning. I am so excited about Lance Armstrong's comeback that I can hardly sleep. This years folks, it's going to be one of my best years in my life!   [read the full post]

By editor A thirteen-time Tour de France veteran, George Hincapie was a former teammate of Lance Armstrong who played an important role in all of Lance’s seven Tour de France victories. “The Tour Down Under will be the first time that Hincapie and Armstrong will compete against each other on opposi...