If you're the favorite in the Tour and you are not "feeling it" do you 1) tell the world that you don't feel good on Television or do you 2)make up a story to confuse/trick your opponents?
In other words since all eyes are on Lance does he just admit to not feeling well since he's under so much scrutiny and there is no use and trying to hide it? Or do you fake weakness in order make your "move" later?
To me, it makes no sense in the first third of a three week race when you are still "in it" (he's in yellow) to admit weakness. But that's why I'm asking you guys.
Thanks,
Charlie in Houston (who's typing this in cycling gloves because I'm going to ride now while it's "cool" outside and watch stage 9 on my tivo when I get back)
To me, it makes no sense in the first third of a three week race when you are still "in it" (he's in yellow) to admit weakness. But that's why I'm asking you guys.
Maybe LANCE is just being honest.
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