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THE composition of the Lance Armstrong-led RadioShack team that will make its competitive debut at Australia's Tour Down Under in January was announced yesterday - firstly on Facebook, then by race organisers. Full Article at The Age
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Leader of the pack: Lance Armstrong, pictured at the 2009 Tour Down Under, will race in Australia in his new Team RadioShack colours next year Photo: REUTERS Johan Bruyneel, RadioShack's Belgian team manager, announced the first line-up he will... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Los Angeles: Johan Bruyneel, manager of the new RadioShack team headlined by Lance Armstrong, has finalized a 2010 team roster that includes 16 riders from 16 countries. Full Article at Zee News
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Johan Bruyneel, manager of the new team, has finalised a 2010 team roster that includes 16 riders from 16 countries. Full Article at Times Live South Africa
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Haimar Zubeldia says switching to RadioShack and leaving behind compatriot Alberto Contador at Astana is what’s best for him right now. Full Article at VeloNews
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Johan Bruyneel, manager of the new RadioShack team headlined by Lance Armstrong, has finalized a 2010 team roster that includes 16 riders from 16 countries. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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Johan Bruyneel (in car) has revealed details of the new Team RadioShack, headlined by Lance Armstrong (Bryn Lennon/Getty Images) The final lineup of the new RadioShack team headlined by Lance Armstrong has been announced. Full Article at BikeRadar.com
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AUSTIN, Texas — Lance Armstrong's new RadioShack racing team is getting ready to ride and will be training in Tucson next month. Full Article at AZ starnet.com
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Team manager Johan Bruyneel announced a 26-rider lineup for 2010 on Monday, including Armstrong's former Astana teammates Levi Leipheimer, Andreas Kloeden and Yaroslav Popovych. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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Lance Armstrong is again an undisputed lead rider, now with RadioShack. Team manager Johan Bruyneel announced a 26-rider lineup for 2010 on Monday, including Armstrong's former Astana teammates Levi Leipheimer, Andreas Kloeden and Yaroslav Popovych. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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Johan Bruyneel, manager of the new RadioShack team headlined by Lance Armstrong, has finalised a 2010 team roster boasting riders from 16 countries. Full Article at The Age
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“It is a well balanced team,” team director Johan Bruyneel said. “We have experienced riders - with some of them I worked already many years in my former teams – but we also have young talents who can develop in the perfect environment. Full Article at VeloNews
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Lance Armstrong will have some familiar faces as he rides into the second season of comeback campaign. Full Article at VeloNews
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The roster for Team RadioShack, finalized by manager Johan Bruyneel, was announced today and will include seven-time Tour De France winner Lance Armstrong among its 26 riders coming from 16 different countries. Full Article at Outside Magazine
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ONE of the few sportsmen on the planet to rival Tigers Woods in the public interest stakes will head to Australia in January, with seven-time Tour de France rider Lance Armstrong confirmed to race the Santos Tour Down Under. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Astana says it wants Contador in its kit for 2010 ... but it may cost them. Full Article at VeloNews
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Manager Johan Bruyneel I think it’s a very traditional course. There is a little bit less time trialing than normal but other than that there are no surprises. Full Article at Podium Cafe
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