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Lance Armstrong
The Texan's form heading into what is expected to be his last Tour de France is questionable with only 40 days of racing in his legs.
Ivan Basso
In his second life in the pro cycling ranks, Ivan Basso is most certainly back and his results so far this season have proven as much.
Fabian Cancellara
In a race against the clock, there is no one better in world cycling than Saxo Bank's Fabian Cancellara, the man known as 'Spartacus'.
Mark Cavendish
With the unveiling of the Tour route, Mark Cavendish says there are a minimum of five and a maximum of eight stages with his name on them.
Alberto Contador
The Tour de France his to lose and Alberto Contador will face a few nervous moments despite more climbing in 2010.
Cadel Evans
Now riding for US-registered BMC Racing Team, Australia's World Champion Cadel Evans heads into the Tour de France in the form of his career.
Robbie McEwen
Robbie McEwen has won more stages of the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia than any other Australian rider, and only adds to his status as one of the world's premier sprinters.
Michael Rogers
An outstanding performance at the 2010 Tour of California means Michael Rogers could be a danger-man in France.
Andy Schleck
Andy Schleck may not have had the results that his great rival Contador has had so far in 2010, but the 25 year-old is not deterred.
Jens Voigt
The 2010 Tour de France will be Jens Voigt's 13th start and once again, expect personal sacrifice from this demanding competitor.
Bradley Wiggins
Concentrating solely on road cycling in 2009, Bradley Wiggins was a revelation with kilograms lost and respect just as equally gained.
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