Armstrong still being tested - Comeback a first ?

From
http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story...e-to-join-team

"The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency confirmed Armstrong is part of its
out-of-competition testing pool and would be eligible for elite
competition on Feb. 1, 2009. The Amgen Tour of California begins Feb.
14.

Interesting, didn't know he was still being tested!

A comeback like this would certainly be a first in cycling as far as
I'm aware. Let's go get Ullrich now !

Keith schreef:
Interesting, didn't know he was still being tested!

He reapplied around the time he did that mtb race where he got beaten by
some local dude. http://www.superhumanmag.com/content/view/763/92/

CycleTo received a pretty clear denial from the Astana team spokesman
today. We posted the story he

http://cycleto.com/index.php?option=...article&id=521

On Sep 9, 8:38*am, caffetrieste wrote:
CycleTo received a pretty clear denial from the Astana team spokesman
today. We posted the story he

http://cycleto.com/index.php?option=...article&id=521

he may be leading a new team of retired pros....team old boys

On Sep 9, 6:17 am, Ted van de Weteringe
wrote:

He reapplied around the time he did that mtb race where he got beaten by
some local dude.http://www.superhumanmag.com/content/view/763/92/

Ha, 'some local dude.' Right.

LANCE's performance at Leadville showed that top-level cycling was
still well within his grasp. Not that the competition was top-level,
but the performance was.

raamman wrote:
he may be leading a new team of retired pros....team old boys

The fatty master pro tour.

Here's an update...CycleTo received a copy of an audio interview that
Bruyneel did at the Vuelta. It's posted on the bottom of the story,
he

http://cycleto.com/index.php?option=...article&id=521

That's the good news...the bad news? The interview is in Spanish.

On Sep 9, 1:29*pm, Donald Munro wrote:
raamman wrote:
he may be leading a new team of retired pros....team old boys

The fatty master pro tour.

I dare you to say that to his face

wrote in message
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On Sep 9, 6:17 am, Ted van de Weteringe
wrote:

He reapplied around the time he did that mtb race where he got beaten by
some local dude.http://www.superhumanmag.com/content/view/763/92/

Ha, 'some local dude.' Right.

LANCE's performance at Leadville showed that top-level cycling was
still well within his grasp. Not that the competition was top-level,
but the performance was.

It says nothing about stage race recovery. Plenty of racers who have lost
the capacity to recover for a stage race are still huge threats in one day
races.

On Sep 9, 12:25*pm, wrote:
On Sep 9, 6:17 am, Ted van de Weteringe
wrote:

He reapplied around the time he did that mtb race where he got beaten by
some local dude.http://www.superhumanmag.com/content/view/763/92/

Ha, 'some local dude.' Right.

He's in the MTB Hall of Fame. So is his wife. Third in the MTB World
Cup one year.