Lance Armstrong is back on schedule in his Tour de France preparations.
Two months ago, the seven-time Tour winner fell and broke his collarbone at a race in Spain, jeopardizing his entire comeback after three and a half years of retirement.
Now, in the third week of the Giro d’Italia, Armstrong is starting to keep up with the race leaders on the tough climbs.
“It’s exactly what I hoped for,†Astana team manager Johan Bruyneel told The Associated Press on Tuesday during the Giro’s second rest day.
“I didn’t hope for a great result in the Giro. I didn’t expect him to be … Details