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Friday, November 12, 2010

Armstrong to complete down to below the international career

ADELAIDE, Australia (AFP)-the seven times Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong will compete in the tour down under Australia and in January in what will be the final professional race outside his native United States.

39-year-olds will ride in the UCI ProTour race from 16 January to 23 for the third and final time, Director of the race, "said Mike Turtur.

"I? m excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Tour down Under, "Armstrong said in the report.

"Will be my third time to the event and I?make sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times. "

Armstrong, who successfully fought battle with testicular cancer and was given the all clear in 1996, he finished 23rd in his final Tour de France in July and is not expected to make another comeback.


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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Armstrong to complete down to below the international career

ADELAIDE, Australia (AFP)-the seven times Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong will compete in the tour down under Australia and in January in what will be the final professional race outside his native United States.

39-year-olds will ride in the UCI ProTour race from 16 January to 23 for the third and final time, Director of the race, "said Mike Turtur.

"I? m excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Tour down Under, "Armstrong said in the report.

"Will be my third time to the event and I?make sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times. "

Armstrong, who successfully fought battle with testicular cancer and was given the all clear in 1996, he finished 23rd in his final Tour de France in July and is not expected to make another comeback.


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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Armstrong? s for the latter to the international competition down (Reuters)

Paris (Reuters)-seven times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong will make his final professional look of foreign soil at down under Tour the following year, organizers said.

"Lance Armstrong will participate in his last race for the Professional on international soil of 2011 Santos Tour down under in Adelaide," the organizers said on their website (www.tourdownunder.com.au).

This year the tour de France Armstrong, 39, says that he will participate professionally outside the United States.

23rd overall in its final Tour, he won the race from 1999-2005 Texan have been completed.

"This is an incredible opportunity for Cycling fans around the world of the main gear to Adelaide and is part of history as He competes in the course of his Farewell professional international soil," South Australia Premier Mike Rann said organizers website.

"He is a true hero of the sport and we are happy, he has chosen to compete again in South Australia and international Farewell here.

Armstrong said: "I am excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Santos Tour down under.

"Will be my third time of the event, and I'm sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times.

Tour Down under implemented by Jan 16-23.

(Editing by Alastair Himmer)


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Saturday, November 6, 2010

Lance Armstrong announces the final international Ride

(NewsCore)-the seven times Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong said Saturday he will participate in the Tour down under in Australia in January in what will be the final professional race outside his native United States.

39-year-olds will ride in the UCI ProTour race in South Australia from 16 January to 23 for the third and final time.

"I am excited to compete in my last professional position outside the United States in the Tour down under," Armstrong said.

"Will be my third time the event and I'm sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times.

Armstrong, who successfully fought battle with testicular cancer and was given the all clear in 1996, he finished 23rd in his final Tour de France in July and is not expected to make another comeback.


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Thursday, October 28, 2010

For the last of The Armstrong international competition down (Reuters)

Paris (Reuters)-seven times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong will make his final professional look of foreign soil at down under Tour the following year, organizers said.

"Lance Armstrong will participate in his last race for the Professional on international soil of 2011 Santos Tour down under in Adelaide," the organizers said on their website (www.tourdownunder.com.au).

This year the tour de France Armstrong, 39, says that he will participate professionally outside the United States.

23rd overall in its final Tour, he won the race from 1999-2005 Texan have been completed.

"This is an incredible opportunity for Cycling fans around the world of the main gear to Adelaide and is part of history as He competes in the course of his Farewell professional international soil," South Australia Premier Mike Rann said organizers website.

"He is a true hero of the sport and we are happy, he has chosen to compete again in South Australia and international Farewell here.

Armstrong said: "I am excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Santos Tour down under.

"Will be my third time of the event, and I'm sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times.

Tour Down under implemented by Jan 16-23.

(Editing by Alastair Himmer)


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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Armstrong to complete down to below the international career

ADELAIDE, Australia (AFP)-the seven times Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong will compete in the tour down under Australia and in January in what will be the final professional race outside his native United States.

39-year-olds will ride in the UCI ProTour race from 16 January to 23 for the third and final time, Director of the race, "said Mike Turtur.

"I? m excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Tour down Under, "Armstrong said in the report.

"Will be my third time to the event and I?make sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times. "

Armstrong, who successfully fought battle with testicular cancer and was given the all clear in 1996, he finished 23rd in his final Tour de France in July and is not expected to make another comeback.


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Monday, October 25, 2010

Armstrong to complete down to below the international career

ADELAIDE, Australia (AFP)-the seven times Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong will compete in the tour down under Australia and in January in what will be the final professional race outside his native United States.

39-year-olds will ride in the UCI ProTour race from 16 January to 23 for the third and final time, Director of the race, "said Mike Turtur.

"I? m excited to compete in my last professional riding outside the United States in the Tour down Under, "Armstrong said in the report.

"Will be my third time to the event and I?make sure that I will enjoy, as I have the first two times. "

Armstrong, who successfully fought battle with testicular cancer and was given the all clear in 1996, he finished 23rd in his final Tour de France in July and is not expected to make another comeback.


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