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  1. ....upcoming Tour challenge

    On a cold evening in early March, Cyclingnews found six-time Tour de
    France champion Lance Armstrong and his Discovery Channel team at
    Paris-Nice, in a two star Kyriad motel east of the French industrial
    burg of Clermont-Ferrand. It had been a stressful day for Armstrong, as
    the snow-shortened stage had been reduced to an hour of hard all-out
    racing, after which Armstrong had to go to medical control and arrived
    back at the motel late, tired and hungry. But after he'd had a bowl of
    soup and a shower, Lance Armstrong sat down with Cyclingnews European
    editor Tim Maloney for an exclusive chat.

    Digging through my photo archives recently I found this image of
    Armstrong at the 2000 Tour de France prologue at Futuroscope. I spin my
    laptop round to show him the pic. It's less than five years ago, but
    the scene at a Tour de France stage these days would be very different.

    Cyclingnews: Does this bring back any memories? Do you remember back in
    the day, when it wasn't a battle zone outside the team bus?

    Lance Armstrong: Oh I was just gonna say... it looks pretty relaxed
    there! Yeah, it's gotten more hectic for sure, at the starts and
    finishes and hotels... just life in general. It's gotten more difficult
    (for me) to escape. The first reaction I had when I saw the picture was
    'God, now I wouldn't be able to just stand there and give an interview,
    unless if it was three in the morning.'

    courtesy Cyclingnews.com

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