Chris Horner celebrates after finishing second on the Angliru and padding his overall lead. Photo: Graham Watson
After winning his first Grand Tour at the Vuelta a Espana, Chris Horner states that he still has no team for 2014 and has no idea, either, how long he will race before retiring.
“How long will I continue racing? I have no idea,” Horner said at the sundrenched, packed, start of stage 21, “at least two or three years would be good.”
“If my legs are still turning the same way, I will continue.”
“The problem is my age. If I was 20, 50 different teams would offer me a contract. But I’m 41. I need a team that needs a leader.”
“But I still don’t know my team for next year. I’m very comfortable here (at RadioShack Leopard) if the team wants to go in another direction without me, well that’s it.”
“I’ve been talking to the ProTour teams. I want to continue my career for longer.” – Cyclingnews
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