Followed by an invitation to meet the rider prevailing in the Amgen Tour of California and it’s hard to get a lot of controversy.
He won in the race during the past three years, the highest form in the early pre-season, bringing together members of the team’s strong upgrade it above other riders.
But has the race from February to May, and this means more riders are close to peak form. And changes of course, means more of a challenge to climb, followed by, which excels at testing time.
Can he make it four in a row?
“I am confident about this subject,” said the 36-year) on Friday. “I feel good. I felt better and better. My expectations and I’m ready.
“I look at it like the last three years, and I’m here to win.”
He was followed by team RadioShack his colleagues, who include seven-times champion of the Tour de France Lance Armstrong, sound eager to help when the race starts today with the 104.3-mile stage from the city of Sacramento in the state of Nevada.
“This is like the Super Bowl Special,” said Armstrong, followed by a news conference on Friday. “We certainly have a better chance with Levy. We go in for the sole purpose and structure to support him.
“I’m more than happy to be here as the team and rider domestique”.
For low-income, followed by the key, who grew up in Montana, and lives in Santa Rosa, is coming off a broken wrist sustained in the Tour de France in July. His challenges are likely to come from Andy Schleck like Saxo Bank and Fabian Cancellara, Rogers HTC – Colombia Michael Zabriskie Garmin transitions’ David.
“Levy, Dave and Mike Rogers are likely to be the three major,” said Armstrong. “I still think that Trinidad and Tobago (against time) have been determined in general.”
Excel followed in testing time, and win in this stage of the Tour of California each year of the past three years. Trial this year once the individual is Phase 7 in Los Angeles.
But the race fifth annual show, are not taken, followed by three consecutive wins easily.
“It is unbelievable to some extent,” said Chris Jones of Auburn, who rides for Team Type 1. “I think that would be a victory in the Daytona 500 three times in a row.
“It put a lot of focus on the race, win, and early really in this season. Now it later in the season and other players in the form of a little better, and it will be interesting to know whether that makes a difference.”
Kiel Reijnen, which provided rides for Jelly Belly by Kenda, also said switch date may make the repetition more of a challenge to read.
“I think it would be more contested to a great extent, certainly,” said Reijnen. “Men come into this race, is the final prep for the Tour (France).
“I would not say it would be difficult for him, but he will be a race much closer.”
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