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JFK 07-24-2005 12:29 PM

So Armstrong Wins # 7 Tour de France ..........
 
an amazing feat :thumbsup Congrats to the guy :thumbsup :thumbsup
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/SPORT/07...our/index.html

thaifan99 07-24-2005 12:31 PM

Whos the next cycling star?

Cant see any current riders winning more than one TDF

Nylz 07-24-2005 12:32 PM

yep, congrats to him.. good decision of him to stop with a 7th victory, instead of trying to go for an 8th win and maybe get beaten..

:)

So what are everyones predictions for next year?

Valverde, Basso & Vinokourov are the people to watch out for, MAYBE Ullrich also..

Doctor Dre 07-24-2005 12:33 PM

I predict he'll be back next year

Relish XXX 07-24-2005 12:33 PM

Congrations are more than called for. He won the tour de france and banged Sheryl Crow throughout the whole race!

Nylz 07-24-2005 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thaifan99
Whos the next cycling star?

Cant see any current riders winning more than one TDF

I can see Basso winning some, Valverde is def. a star for the future..

Cadel Evans is also capable of going for the victory I think, same for Vinokourov, if he improves his skills in the mountains!

Nylz 07-24-2005 12:34 PM

Oh and Popovitsj is gonna be a great rider in a few years

Hinc 07-24-2005 12:34 PM

The next star....Basso....and he might develop into a new boss of the race.

But, of course its much more open next year....Vinokourov, Valverde, Popovych, Ullrich, Klöden, Landis, Mancebo, Rasmussen, Karpets...there´s alot of guys who´ll probably show up for the first stage with huge ambitions....

I´m hoping for Vino - he´s the most entertaining rider....but my bet would go to Basso.

Nylz 07-24-2005 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hinc
The next star....Basso....and he might develop into a new boss of the race.

But, of course its much more open next year....Vinokourov, Valverde, Popovych, Ullrich, Klöden, Landis, Mancebo, Rasmussen, Karpets...there´s alot of guys who´ll probably show up for the first stage with huge ambitions....

I´m hoping for Vino - he´s the most entertaining rider....but my bet would go to Basso.

Ah, finally another person who has a clue about the tour!

Kloden needs to improve, he was very weak this year.. Mancebo isn't capable to make a difference in the mountains and the time trial, Rasmussen isn't good enough in the real mountain stages, and his time trials are not that good..

I agree about Basso, Vino, Valverde, Popovitsj, Landis and Karpets!

thaifan99 07-24-2005 12:41 PM

How did Basso fare in the time trial stages? Armstrong gained a lot in those.....

Being good in the mountains is important but u need more..especially a dedicated team behind you.

WoW! 07-24-2005 12:45 PM

Lance you are a true hero and inspiration to millions. Congratulations to you!

Basso could very well have 5 under his belt if it weren't for LA.
I'd say Basso next year but watch out for Vinokourov, Valverde, Ullrich and don't count out Popovych, winner of the white jersey.
I'd say McEwen also has a chance.

2006 TDF is going to be fantastic...

lagwagon 07-24-2005 12:48 PM

What does he get? I think around $500K for winning, But I know that around 1999 TREK signed him and they had around $50mil in revenue. This recent year they had around $550 mil in revenue. I am sure he is making millions in sponsorships, I am curious as to how much.

Hinc 07-24-2005 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nylz
Ah, finally another person who has a clue about the tour!

Kloden needs to improve, he was very weak this year.. Mancebo isn't capable to make a difference in the mountains and the time trial, Rasmussen isn't good enough in the real mountain stages, and his time trials are not that good..

I agree about Basso, Vino, Valverde, Popovitsj, Landis and Karpets!

Yup - those 6 will be competitors....
I´m afraid we cant rule out Ullrich though - however much i´d like to, I resent his defensive style - but next year he looks like the stronger one for the time trials, and he was actually overall in the top 3-4 in the mountains.

Basso has improved his timetrials ALOT, and it may very well be sufficient, given that he´s stronger than Ullrich - and all others this year apart from Armstrong in the mountains.

Klöden was strangely weak this year, but if he´s back in the shape he was in last year - then he might be a challenger....Same goes for a couple of others like Heras, Beloki etc...doubt they´ll be back with a blast though.

I agree on Mancebo, he doesnt look like a winner, but if Illes Balears has him and Valverde next year as well, they´ll have some good room for tactical maneuvres to bring the stronger one of the 2 on podium. My bet is that´ll be Valverde, but Mancebo does quite well on time trials, and it takes a bit to break him in the mountains - he´s not entirely out of the game.

Rasmussen, had to mention my favourite. I think he´ll focus on the spotted jersey and do his wild rides in the mountains...but he aint gonna make the podium.

FunForOne 07-24-2005 12:56 PM

I'm sure another American will show up and start a winning streak.

Nylz 07-24-2005 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thaifan99
How did Basso fare in the time trial stages? Armstrong gained a lot in those.....

Being good in the mountains is important but u need more..especially a dedicated team behind you.

Basso is a good time trial rider :2 cents:

Manowar 07-24-2005 01:00 PM

what a guy.

he deserves it

Nylz 07-24-2005 01:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hinc
Yup - those 6 will be competitors....
I´m afraid we cant rule out Ullrich though - however much i´d like to, I resent his defensive style - but next year he looks like the stronger one for the time trials, and he was actually overall in the top 3-4 in the mountains.

Basso has improved his timetrials ALOT, and it may very well be sufficient, given that he´s stronger than Ullrich - and all others this year apart from Armstrong in the mountains.

Klöden was strangely weak this year, but if he´s back in the shape he was in last year - then he might be a challenger....Same goes for a couple of others like Heras, Beloki etc...doubt they´ll be back with a blast though.

I agree on Mancebo, he doesnt look like a winner, but if Illes Balears has him and Valverde next year as well, they´ll have some good room for tactical maneuvres to bring the stronger one of the 2 on podium. My bet is that´ll be Valverde, but Mancebo does quite well on time trials, and it takes a bit to break him in the mountains - he´s not entirely out of the game.

Rasmussen, had to mention my favourite. I think he´ll focus on the spotted jersey and do his wild rides in the mountains...but he aint gonna make the podium.


Yep, I guess Ullrich will be the strongest in the time trials for now, but he's a bit weaker in the mountains..

Mancebo did a superb time trial yesterday, but normally he isn't that good, and he's usually not the one attacking in the mountains.. He's riding for Quick-Step next year btw, so he'll be separated from Valverde..

I think Heras is a bit too old and not good enough in the mountains.. and Beloki.. yeah.. well, I remember he used to give Armstrong a very hard time, but that was before his fall.. he has a lot of training to do!

Nylz 07-24-2005 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WoW!
I'd say McEwen also has a chance.

:uhoh :uhoh

DateDoc 07-24-2005 01:05 PM

News Update: The Tour de France has been renamed and will be from this day forth be called the Tour de Lance. :thumbsup

Bama 07-24-2005 01:10 PM

Not positive on this but I think I heard that Lance gives all of the prize money from winning the race to his teammates.

They help him win - he gets the glory and endorcements - it's appropriate to do just that!

swoop 07-24-2005 01:11 PM

think basso and ulrich will exchange a few wins...we'll never in our lifetime see a 7time striaght winner though

Dalai lama 07-24-2005 01:13 PM

Wins tour 7 times and then retires :thumbsup

Hinc 07-24-2005 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama
Not positive on this but I think I heard that Lance gives all of the prize money from winning the race to his teammates.

They help him win - he gets the glory and endorcements - it's appropriate to do just that!

It´s a tradition that the winner shares all the prize money with his hardworking teammates - and Lance has most certainly been doing that as well all 7 years. Everything else would´ve been a big story - and a scandal the sceptical french media would thrive on.

FunForOne 07-24-2005 02:07 PM

might be a black guy win next time

Nylz 07-24-2005 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FunForOne
might be a black guy win next time

yeah right...

JFK 07-24-2005 05:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lagwagon
What does he get? I think around $500K for winning, But I know that around 1999 TREK signed him and they had around $50mil in revenue. This recent year they had around $550 mil in revenue. I am sure he is making millions in sponsorships, I am curious as to how much.

most of his income is sponsorships I would think :2 cents:

kektex 07-24-2005 05:18 PM

Good for him but it gets boring watching the same guy win all the time.It`s like F1...why the fuck would I want to watch that? To see who comes in second?
It looks like this year the new rules are hurting Schumacher though.

PixeLs 07-24-2005 06:13 PM

Congrats to him. I think it will be his last pro race.

BlueDesignStudios 07-24-2005 06:16 PM

Lance is a true champion.. I have much respect for him, he is an inspiration :)

H.I.G 07-24-2005 06:45 PM

Great achievment by Lance

Anya 07-24-2005 06:52 PM

An outstanding athlete :thumbsup
I'll certainly miss seeing him in future tours :(

Anya

Vitasoy 07-25-2005 06:17 AM

Congrats and sad to see him go, but hes going out on top.

hova 07-25-2005 07:08 AM

He was awesome, good to see he is one of the few people that knows when to stop

HarrytheNazi 07-25-2005 07:22 AM

Viva Texas!

...congrats to Austin's finest.

Nylz 07-25-2005 07:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PixeLs
Congrats to him. I think it will be his last pro race.

It is.. read the thread you fucking klikrevenue sigwhore


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