View Poll Results: If Lance or Tyler were going to win the 2004 Tdf, which one would you prefer?
Lance Armstrong
47
67.14%
Tyler Hamilton
23
32.86%
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Lance or Tyler?
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I'd like to see Lance set the new record and Tyler win in '05.
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Im gonna go with Lance because he rocks...although tyler has a good shot, but i would prefer lance.....6X
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gotta get the record...but it would be funny if an American rider beat out an American rider for the sixth record setting TdF win...
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How about a tie. If they both won the same number of stages, both had the same Green and KoM points and then crossed the line in Paris in a dead heat photo finish, it'd be the perfect tie.
But I'm inclined to agree with Regular Guy.
But I'm inclined to agree with Regular Guy.
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operative word is prefer. I think Lance will win. After watching him suffer last year I would prefer to see Tyler win.
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Should the poll not read "If Lance or Tyler was to be second to Jan in the 2004 TdF, which would you prefer"?
I shall don my flamesuit and adopt the defensive position
Lance out of those two.
I shall don my flamesuit and adopt the defensive position
Lance out of those two.
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What about Bobby Julich?
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Lance all the way
I'd like to see Lance take the record and have an American own the TDF. It would really cheese off the french! If not Lance, let see Jan Ullrich take it. he's been right there year after year. That would at least be fitting.
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I think everyone thinks Hamilton will do well becuae he did so well last year all messed up. I think he did well because of the pain.
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Originally Posted by brent_dube
Why does everyone think Hamilton will do so well?
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Originally Posted by djbowen1
I think everyone thinks Hamilton will do well becuae he did so well last year all messed up. I think he did well because of the pain.
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Well if Lance wins Trek has got to do something special for their 2005 OCLV bikes.Giant has a new carbon frame coming out next year so if Jan wins I expect alot of people to want that bike.I already want one!
oh and Tyler will crash at least once in the Tour.Just like every other year.
oh and Tyler will crash at least once in the Tour.Just like every other year.
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Originally Posted by bac
I'm guessing because he won a stage, and finished just off the podium (all with a broken collar bone) in the 2003 TdF:
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33 is getting up there for a potential tour winner. Zoetemelk won it when he was almost 34. Then again, Tyler is no Zoetemelk.
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Originally Posted by chewa
Should the poll not read "If Lance or Tyler was to be second to Jan in the 2004 TdF, which would you prefer"?
I shall don my flamesuit and adopt the defensive position
Lance out of those two.
I shall don my flamesuit and adopt the defensive position
Lance out of those two.
I think Jan has a good enough team that he has a real good shot at it. I don't know if LA still has the focus.
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PS my very inconsiderate niece scheduled here wedding for the 10th of July in California, so now we have to do a whole vacation thing, to California no less, during the tour. Nobody we're staying with has cable either. I dread monitoring the progress on my cell phone browser.