Lance Armstrong has hinted that 2010 will not be his last year as a racing cyclist.
There had been strong suggestions that this would be the legendary American’s final year in the saddle.
But Lance Armstrong, 38, winner of a record seven Tours de France and now riding for Team Radioshack, said: “I suspect I’ll be doing some racing in 2011.
“I don’t know if it will be a full schedule.”
The Texan returned to race riding last year after a threeand-a-half-year retirement and finished third in the Tour behind then team-mate Alberto Contador.
The rivalry between them is set to continue this year and Pat McQuaid, president of UCI – cycling’s governing body – says it’s healthy for the sport.
Good on ya Lance. When you win the TDF this year hopefully you will come back and win it again in 2011 and then that will be 9!!!!
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here here a true legend of cycling and a real inspiriation to all cancer sufferers.
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It doesn’t matter 1st or 5th in the Tour, you being there is great for the sport as well as the war against Cancer!
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