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Lance Armstrong Quotes
«It's nice to win. I'll never win again. I may have to take up golf -- take on Tiger.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«I started fast and hard, it was difficult with a hard climb and long downhill with headwind. It was a 100 percent effort all the way but that's OK,»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«I think it's better we downplay our chances. I think we should cherish this role as the underdog, because it's the perfect way to ride this race.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«You have to live with the crashes, and hope you don't get into one,»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«It was a great day, especially with the weather. First the heat, then the thunder, then the sun again. For the overall standings it is great.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«A boo is a lot louder than a cheer. If you have 10 people cheering and one person booing, all you hear is the booing.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«If you dominate a world sport you will always have questions and doubts. Perhaps at the end of the day we were too successful. When you win the Tour once, twice, seven times, it is just too hard to believe.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«I think the race has everything. I think it has difficulty, it has joy, it has excitement, it even has death.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«If I step off the bike it does not mean I'm not involved in the team. I want to develop another American Tour de France winner.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)
«lost in a sea of athletes.»
Author: Lance Armstrong
(Cyclist)