Here is the rating results for Tour de France cyclist Lance Armstrong. See also a hero profile of Lance Armstrong which includes my own ratings. As he underwent a change in his hero status in 2012 when found guilty of doping, this table was reset at that time and his hero ratings up to then archived.
Ratings for Lance Armstrong as a Hero (now)
Visitors to this website were asked to give him a rating from 1 to 5 on how well lance Armstrong lives up to each criteria, using the rating scale. The five different criteria have been determined to be the most important attributes of a sporting hero. For more details about these criteria, and why these were chosen, see What makes a Hero? The averages of all votes are shown below.
Hero Criteria | Rating |
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SKILL How does he rate in terms of his skill level and achievements? |
average 3.5 / 5 (13 votes)
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CHARACTER How does he rate in his actions as a role model? |
average 2.3 / 5 (12 votes)
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FAMILY How does he rate in his family relationships? |
average 2.5 / 5 (11 votes)
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CHARITY WORK How does he rate for giving back to the community - charity work and helping others? |
average 3 / 5 (12 votes)
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POPULAR CULTURE How does he rate in the wider community - is he well known outside of his sport? |
average 3.7 / 5 (12 votes)
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Old Comments
Commenting is closed on this page, though you can read some previous comments below which may answer some of your questions.
- My Hero is Lance Armstrong Why?: Regardless of dopeing. To ride and win that many TDF is not easy. To win is to take advanof your opponent. They all did this. But LA won 7 Times. Suggested by: Randy Mayfield (August 2017)
- My Hero is Lance Armstrong Why?: Lance did what he had to do to win just like everyone else. It wasn't a Lance Armstrong problem, it was a cycling problem....probably still is. He suffered like everyone else and was better. Any man that suffers as he did and wins deserves respect. Problem is, most people don't know what to respect anymore. Submitted Devin (March 2017)
- Can we all agree that Mr. Armstrong should be removed from any "Heroes" list? His most significant "acheivements" in sports have been formally stripped by the governing bodies. His "character" rating is now admitted to be so significantly in negative territory that it essentially invalidates ANY positive ratings in any criterion. "How does he rate in his actions as a role model?" Not at all. Sad, but true. (from P. Mann, Jan 2013)
- He is not a hero. He is a drug addict ... Take him away from the list. (from Henrik, Oct 2012)