Dr. Maserati said:Thanks Lance for all the laughs.
Asked in July 2008 if he missed the Tour, Armstrong responded
8th September 2008, NYVelocity are first to report a possible Armstrong return:
10th September 2008 - Armstrong confirms:
10th September 2008 - Vanity Fair who had an exclusive interview, hastily post it online. The key points:
Reactions to Armstrongs return:
15th September 2008, Armstrong says:
25th September 2008 - at the Cinton Global Intiative:
26th September 2008 - in Las Vegas with Catlinto discuss his anti-doping program, Armstrong says to LeMond.
About the cost of the initiative:
Awesome. I wanted to add something about his intention to buy the Tour being at odds with 'I have moved passed all that', but this quote really cracked me up:
Bernard Hinault: "Jeannie Longo is still there, and she's almost 50 years old,"
You really have to wonder if the Badger fully meant what he inferred. As an almost 50 year old, she must easily represent the sports longest running doping saga.
Jeannie Longo's husband arrested
Benotti69 said:who didn't do it properly?
BMC won the TdF last year
Garmin won Giro this year
Geox won the Vuelta last year
all 3 winners have links with doping.
Cadel with Ferarri
Hesjedal rode for USPS & Discovery
Cobo rode for Saunier-Duvall.
none have ever tested positive. But we heard after 2006 the sport was clean. After 2008 the sport was clean and after Evans win the sport was clean.........................
Ummm, not just USPS and Disco. What about following that up for Phonak in support of Roid? Anybody remember that awesome Dauphine stage where he dropped soon to be disgraced TdF winner and Team Leader Floyd like a lead weight?
"He moved to Phonak in 2006 for more chances to race in bigger events, and he quickly posted promising results in the Volta a Catalunya and the Dauphiné Libéré before the team disintegrated following the controversial disqualification of Floyd Landis at the Tour that year."
Anyhow, to stay on topic, for corrupting a countryman I appreciate Lance.
Dave.