How One Ride Took Down Lance Armstrong

A1 Coaching by The Roadman Podcast

Aug 24, 202600:20:57Sports & Recreation

In 2006, Floyd Landis produced one of the most extraordinary rides in Tour de France history — attacking from 130km out, crossing five Alpine climbs alone and clawing back almost eight minutes on his rivals. Days later,...

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