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what was the winning time last year?
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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [3Aims] [ In reply to ]
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He will DNF since he will not start. This smells of more Juan Pelota is doing Kona in '09, '10 and '11 crap to me. He won't even show up at the starting line.

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [AnthonyS] [ In reply to ]
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Lance, the greatest of all time

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Cake] [ In reply to ]
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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [3Aims] [ In reply to ]
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Under 4:00 - Whoa. Doubt it. But, last time I predicted a LA time for his 500, I was pretty far off.

It'll be interesting to see if he takes a Lieto approach on the bike, or if he leaves some legs for the run. I think he is capable of running under 1:20 but I guess it'll depend on how hard he works the bike.

That said, I think he needs to work the bike and race off the front and then suffer through the run to better his chances of a high finish. Maybe he'll get some top pros to go with him and blow up, but I doubt they will fall for that.

For what it is worth, I think he COULD take Lieto but wont in this race.
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Under 4:00 - Whoa. Doubt it. But, last time I predicted a LA time for his 500, I was pretty far off.

It'll be interesting to see if he takes a Lieto approach on the bike, or if he leaves some legs for the run. I think he is capable of running under 1:20 but I guess it'll depend on how hard he works the bike.

That said, I think he needs to work the bike and race off the front and then suffer through the run to better his chances of a high finish. Maybe he'll get some top pros to go with him and blow up, but I doubt they will fall for that.

For what it is worth, I think he COULD take Lieto but wont in this race.

I don't think he could take Lieto... Chris is too strong on the bike and will be close to Lance's time over 90k.

I agree that he needs to blow up the bike and then hold on. It will be interesting to see what happens and his strategy!


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For what it is worth, I think he COULD take Lieto but wont in this race.

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [3Aims] [ In reply to ]
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He will be so fast that they will quit even having 70.3 races because the standard he will set will beuntouchable.

He will singlehandedly end triathlon as we know it
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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [obi-one] [ In reply to ]
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I think ALL conversations about "whats his face" should be in pink. ...and pink should be made the official "who gives a fuck" color



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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Orcaman] [ In reply to ]
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Orcaman wrote:
clietzow wrote:
Under 4:00 - Whoa. Doubt it. But, last time I predicted a LA time for his 500, I was pretty far off.

It'll be interesting to see if he takes a Lieto approach on the bike, or if he leaves some legs for the run. I think he is capable of running under 1:20 but I guess it'll depend on how hard he works the bike.

That said, I think he needs to work the bike and race off the front and then suffer through the run to better his chances of a high finish. Maybe he'll get some top pros to go with him and blow up, but I doubt they will fall for that.

For what it is worth, I think he COULD take Lieto but wont in this race.


I don't think he could take Lieto... Chris is too strong on the bike and will be close to Lance's time over 90k.

I agree that he needs to blow up the bike and then hold on. It will be interesting to see what happens and his strategy!

Chris is certainly no master tactician as has been proven time and time again. Not to sound too harsh but he sort of races like an idiot at times. He may try to hold Lance's wheel and completely cook himself... or he may not.

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [GMAN19030] [ In reply to ]
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juanpelota Juan Pelota
Just off the bike with the @BontragerLS boys. 115 tough miles. Great kids. They even took it easy on the old man - sorta.
6 Feb

Hold on a minute: Lets say you were training hard as a triathlete...Would you be doing KOM's with a cycling team in Austin 2 days before a 70.3 race???
There is photo's all over my facebook page of Lance riding what seems to be pretty hard and for 115 miles of sub-hilly country. I aint a pro, but it seems to me that Lance didn't go to Panama and I think it's waaaaay to late to head down now. I just a called a buddy in Austin and Lance was around town this morning. I think this whole thread was useless...

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juanpelota Juan Pelota
Just off the bike with the @BontragerLS boys. 115 tough miles. Great kids. They even took it easy on the old man - sorta.
6 Feb

Hold on a minute: Lets say you were training hard as a triathlete...Would you be doing KOM's with a cycling team in Austin 2 days before a 70.3 race???
There is photo's all over my facebook page of Lance riding what seems to be pretty hard and for 115 miles of sub-hilly country. I aint a pro, but it seems to me that Lance didn't go to Panama and I think it's waaaaay to late to head down now. I just a called a buddy in Austin and Lance was around town this morning. I think this whole thread was useless...

Well, FWIW, the race is Sunday, so today is 4 days before the race. 2 days before the race would be Friday.

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Tri or Die] [ In reply to ]
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Hold on a minute: Lets say you were training hard as a triathlete...Would you be doing KOM's with a cycling team in Austin 2 days before a 70.3 race???

you should see what he did 2 days before his first world championship

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [japarker24] [ In reply to ]
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He also has his own plane... For him goin there would be like driving a couple hours to the race
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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Grant.Reuter] [ In reply to ]
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Winner chicken dinner. I bet he is on the plane on Thursday and while he might be able to eventually beat Chris he won't until he does a couple races. Pacing a triathlon is much different than road racing.

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [bmcmaster11] [ In reply to ]
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association of cheating? WTF?

And yet I get freakin' slammed when I bring up Sister M*%onna! :-(

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Cake] [ In reply to ]
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Lame--just answer the post. If you want to flame Lance then start your own post---close to Troll-like behaviour....don't go to the darkside!

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Orcaman] [ In reply to ]
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Orcaman wrote:
clietzow wrote:
Under 4:00 - Whoa. Doubt it. But, last time I predicted a LA time for his 500, I was pretty far off.

It'll be interesting to see if he takes a Lieto approach on the bike, or if he leaves some legs for the run. I think he is capable of running under 1:20 but I guess it'll depend on how hard he works the bike.

That said, I think he needs to work the bike and race off the front and then suffer through the run to better his chances of a high finish. Maybe he'll get some top pros to go with him and blow up, but I doubt they will fall for that.

For what it is worth, I think he COULD take Lieto but wont in this race.


I don't think he could take Lieto... Chris is too strong on the bike and will be close to Lance's time over 90k.

I agree that he needs to blow up the bike and then hold on. It will be interesting to see what happens and his strategy!

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [japarker24] [ In reply to ]
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Also, Leanda Cave just retweeted some story about Lance possibly being at Panama, followed by "It's on!".
She's travelling now (according to her Twitter), so why couldn't Lance be heading there tomorrow?

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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Grant.Reuter] [ In reply to ]
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He also has his own plane... For him goin there would be like driving a couple hours to the race

Rumors are that he sold his plane... but I'm sure he could use the Nike plane.. ;)


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ericM35-39 wrote:
Tri or Die wrote:

Hold on a minute: Lets say you were training hard as a triathlete...Would you be doing KOM's with a cycling team in Austin 2 days before a 70.3 race???


you should see what he did 2 days before his first world championship



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Re: The Official Lance Armstrong Panama 70.3 Time Prediction Thread [Trifecta] [ In reply to ]
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No way he goes sub-4:00 - I can see him going no faster than 4:07 and that is generous. My bet is on 4:20.

S - 25:00 (based upon 49:12 at Red Liquorice 2.4 mile swim on 4/14/11)
B- 2:14 (25 mph)
R-1:25 (based on 1:22 at Livestrong Half on 2/21/11)
T1 & T2: 3:00

Good analysis and you'll probably be right but I could definitely see him going sub 4. To wit:

-49 min IM equates to a 23.5 min H-IM....4:05:30
-On that couse with good conditions he does a 2:09----4:00:30
-Transitions.....might be a bit generous---4:01:00
-I think if he needs to he can run 1:23:30.....3:59:30

Again, needs to be good conditions....calm and not so hot.

Of course the real question is how high will he place....

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