Armstrong - Final Time Trial

[TwelfthAG]

Austin's Lance Armstrong says --"I plan to give it everything I have" -- in tomorrow's climactic
time trial in the Tour de France.
The race against the clock should determine the top riders'
standings ahead of Sunday's final, largely ceremonial ride into
Paris. That's when the 33-year-old Texan's expected to collect his
seventh straight Tour title before retiring.
He remains on track for the title after maintaining his
two-minute, 46-second overall lead after today's 19th stage.
Armstrong calculates five more hours in his career as a cyclist.
He says -- "I'm not terribly sad about that."
Italy's Giuseppe Guerini won the stage, with Armstrong riding in the main pack behind. Guerini zoomed away from three other riders approaching the finishing point of the last stage before the tomorrow's final time trial.

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I already forgot this was going on. :o
Good job Lance :gig:

[polish]

He'll win it, i think

[Dustin00whoop]

He did.....tour is over...7 for Lance

[EconAg05]

great job lance :gig:

[TwelfthAG]

Did he say this was his last year again this year?

[EconAg05]

yea this is going to be his last year

[12thman]

he didnt impress me much this year. he use to win all the time and win by like 2 hrs. or something. now he just sat back and followed his team. all i know is whoever becomes the head guy on team discovery next year will win it all

[MarylandAG]

I find it funny how his main rivals have lost their pride and have said he is untouchable! They had him alone in the mountains, right where they wanted him, and he still humiliated them. The man is a machine, and is going to retire at the top of his game. :gig:

[Texas Aggie 07]

retiring while on top :gig: this is something Michael Jordan should have done

[TwelfthAG]

retiring while on top :gig: this is something Michael Jordan should have done

he retired while on top and on bottom :)

[Loftin]

retiring while on top :gig: this is something Michael Jordan should have done

Had he joined about half of the NBA teams not named the Wizards, he would have. Remeber that even though his team sucked, MJ was still better than at least 80% of the players in the NBA.