Armstrong weighs future plans after Tour six-peat dream
Lance Armstrong says he would race the Tour again but may skip next year to pursue classics and the hour record. He relies on sponsor input for 2005 plans and notes the Tour’s intense demands have affected his family time as Paris nears.
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Armstrong chases Simeoni in Tour stage clash
Lance Armstrong pursued Italian rider Filippo Simeoni during Tour de France stage 18 in eastern France. Mercado won the stage with a 103.2 mile ride in 4:04:03 as Armstrong’s lead over Ivan Basso remained at 4:09, with the finish in Paris looming and a possible sixth title.
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