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Tour gallery: Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong lost another 15 minutes "on purpose" in order to be able to go for stage wins.
Images of Armstrong's last Tour showing
Ladies and gentlemen, he’s 177cm, weighing in at 75kgs and at 38 years of age is one of the race’s oldest contestants: Tour de France heavyweight Lance Armstrong is making his final appearance at the French Grand Tour. With seven Tour de France victories already to his name, Armstrong is attempting to take one last title before hanging up the Trek (professionally at least) for one final time.
You can follow Armstrong’s as rumbles with former teammate and overall rival Alberto Contador at this year’s Tour in our Lance Armstrong Tour gallery.
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Lance Armstrong
Lance Amstrong retired in 2011. Before that he had one of the most successful but controversial careers in professional cycling. He won 7 Tour de France from 1999 to 2005, after coming back from cancer.
Lance Armstrong retired from the sport in 2005 only to announce a comeback in 2008. He rode for Astana in 2009, finishing third in the Tour de France. The following season he again rode the Tour but failed to challenge for the yellow jersey. He made his last professional outing at the 2011 Tour Down Under.