Lance Armstrong’s curious return gets curiouser
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Lance Armstrong’s decisions regarding his return to cycling, which he discussed today, have created more questions than they have answered, says Philip Hersh.
Hersh, who writes for the Times and the Chicago Tribune, is one of the world’s most respected reporters and writers of international sports and his work will appear often on all of our platforms, including the Fabulous Forum.
Here is an excerpt of Hersh’s commentary today on the seven-time Tour de France champion:
.... When Armstrong became an American icon, he was riding for American teams. It remains to be seen whether his popularity will be affected by competing for a team bankrolled by a consortium of state-run Kazakh companies. ...
-- Randy Harvey