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Sports talk with Lance Armstrong: he's young. He's retired. And this month--somehow--the Tour de France is going on without him.(KNOW IT ALL)(Interview)

The Sporting News

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SN: Will you be watching the Tour de France all month long?

ARMSTRONG: I'm absolutely a fan and a supporter of cycling. Nothing has changed there--I love it, and I love to watch it.

SN: Who's the best American in this year's race?

ARMSTRONG: Boy, the Americans are going to be good. George Hincapie, Floyd Landis, Levi Leipheimer. You have a good crop of American guys who will definitely be a factor in the race.

SN: I hear you're going to be running in the New York City Marathon, which at 26.2 miles is about 1 percent the length of the Tour de France.

ARMSTRONG: One also is three weeks; the other is three hours. It will be challenging. I'm looking forward to getting it over with.

SN: What was driving the pace car at the Indianapolis 500 like?

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