Let's suppose the current bomb to hit the sport fails to explode and things carry on as normal for RadioShack and the other riders implicated. The Tour begins with all the stars present.
Will LA be up to the fight against the younger men who've inherited the sport?
Considering his mediocre form, lack of racing and now injury and the destabilising effect of the FL allegations, should LA even bother this year?
His attitude after his crash today was an unprecedented experience for me. I'd never seen him so negative. I'm not a fan of his bullying ways or his personality in general, but he seemed more vulnerable than he's ever let on before.
He's getting some exposure right now in media outlets normally indifferent, but it's not for cancer awareness.
Will LA be up to the fight against the younger men who've inherited the sport?
Considering his mediocre form, lack of racing and now injury and the destabilising effect of the FL allegations, should LA even bother this year?
His attitude after his crash today was an unprecedented experience for me. I'd never seen him so negative. I'm not a fan of his bullying ways or his personality in general, but he seemed more vulnerable than he's ever let on before.
He's getting some exposure right now in media outlets normally indifferent, but it's not for cancer awareness.