Armstrong hails Contador Tour win

by Edmund Jenks | July 27, 2009 at 05:45 am
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Watch for Team RadioShack to take a run at placing Lance Armstrong in the Yellow Jersey at the Podium Ceremony in Paris in 2010!

Lance is looking at the TDF trophy being held in (now former) teammate Alberto Contador's hands as if he will own it next year!

Seven-time winner Lance Armstrong says new Tour de France champion Alberto Contador is so good the Spaniard would have beaten him in his own heyday.

Armstrong finished third behind his Astana team-mate on his return to the race for the first time since 2005.

The American said: "I think this year's performance would have beaten my performances in 2001, 2004 and 2005.

"Contador is that good, so I don't see how I would have been higher than that, even in the other years."

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Paschen

Thank you for the post here Ed. 

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158

Thanks for your coverage of the Tour.

You presented a lot of good information throughout.

Armstrong did not win but he is to be congratulated for his effort.

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Jordan Yerman

I'm still sore from just watching the climbing stages.

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tikun

It is great to see Armstrong place third. Heroic. Your coverage has been greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Beaulieu

Nicely written and thanks for the news on cycling.

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albertacowpoke

Great job reporting Ed, good luck to Lance for 2010.  By the way good coverage of the Edmonton Indy as  well.

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Barbara McPherson

Great photo!

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