Lance Armstrong showed incredible strength and endurance and stayed with the best riders in the world in today's Stage 20 which included the toughest mountain climb of the Tour de France. Lance finished in 5th place in the stage, and remains in 3rd place overall. He widened his lead over the 4th place rider, and is now essentially guaranteed 3rd place in the Tour. Tomorrow's final stage is a ride into Paris that won't afford a chance for any significant gains by the riders who trail. Alberto Contador of Spain, Lance's teammate, remains the overall leader and will win his second TDF tomorrow.
If anyone has a chance to watch some of the replays of today's stage on the Versus network, I recommend it. It was estimated that there were close to 1 million spectators along the route up Mont Ventoux. It was incredible to watch.
Current standings:
Lance Armstrong has said he will return to race next year at the age of 38, and this week has announced he will start up his own team sponsored by Radio Shack.
If anyone has a chance to watch some of the replays of today's stage on the Versus network, I recommend it. It was estimated that there were close to 1 million spectators along the route up Mont Ventoux. It was incredible to watch.
Current standings:
Lance Armstrong has said he will return to race next year at the age of 38, and this week has announced he will start up his own team sponsored by Radio Shack.
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