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Associated Press
Wednesday, September 20, 2006 NEW YORK -- Right around the corner from Trump Tower, Lance Armstrong jogged across Madison Avenue during rush hour, dodging a police motorcade speeding to the United Nations, a bicyclist delivering Chinese takeout and two women in heels scrambling for the bus. A crowded, hectic setting in midtown Manhattan, much like what he'll see in 6½ weeks when he runs his first New York City Marathon. He thinks he can finish within one hour of the winner, and has done 6½-minute miles in ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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