Lance Armstrong opens door to another Tour de France

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12 July 2009 @ 10:14 pm ET

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Lance Armstrong is leaving open the possibility of riding again at the Tour de France.

When asked by a TV interviewer from France today if this will be his last tour, the 7-time winner from the U.S., who came back from retirement to seek his eight victory left open the door.

“Probably not. Probably not,” he told France-2 after the completion of the ninth stage in the tour, according to the Associated Press. “Maybe one more Tour.”

He is currently in third place on the 21 stage tour set to finish on June 26, 8 seconds behind the leader, Rinaldo Nocentini of Italy.

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