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With Lance Armstrong set to retire, USA Cycling has many willing successors

articlebot · 2005-05-29T12:00:00+00:00

Come July, all eyes will be on Lance Armstrong as he tries to win his seventh Tour de France in his final race. The eyes of American cycling will look behind him as well, in hopes of seeing his replacement emerge. Who will be the next Armstrong? Can there be another Armstrong? Those questions have been bantered about since Armstrong announced in April he was retiring after the Tour de France. http://topix.net/r/0a0H2TVFa7i=2FqwY3EVp2lj80YgqkXg9XUsv5pExy=2B40hbfYTtTXyhGACLnEhER7eZ

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Come July, all eyes will be on Lance Armstrong as he tries to win his seventh Tour de France in his final race. The eyes of American cycling will look behind him as well, in hopes of seeing his replacement emerge.
Who will be the next Armstrong? Can there be another Armstrong? Those questions have been bantered about since Armstrong announced in April he was retiring after the Tour de France.
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