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Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong

American former professional road racing cyclistWikipedia

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Nov 10, 2026

Kate CrossHOST
8:36
It was just how kind of well you were doing it.
Kate CrossHOST
8:38
It was a bit like when Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France.
Kate CrossHOST
8:42
They were saying everyone was doing it and it was who could do it better at the time.
Kate CrossHOST
8:46
However, I actually really respect Usman Khawaja for talking about it because it's obviously been something...
MattHOST
62:53
little PR, mate.
MattHOST
62:54
I got Lance Armstrong's.
Josh McKenzieGUEST
62:56
Josh, his lungs, your lungs.
Josh McKenzieGUEST
62:59
250 cadence and Macca's like the Jacob Longs and Mr. Gilmore.
Chuck NiceHOST
6:06
no, no, no.
Chuck NiceHOST
6:07
No, I'm saying I understand why you may not like him, but one of the greatest cyclists of all time because of his the way he metabolized, he was able to retain oxygen in his blood is Lance Armstrong.
Charles LiuGUEST
6:22
Well, his doping is now well-recorded and legendary.
Charles LiuGUEST
6:26
And if he were not doing that, maybe he would not be one of the greatest cyclists of all time.
Blakely ThorntonHOST
7:55
Okay? Lincoln Lawyer sequel? Fuck it.
Blakely ThorntonHOST
7:57
Don't even know what else you fucking do because you're just like shirtless runs with Lance Armstrong.
Blakely ThorntonHOST
8:02
Fuck it.
Blakely ThorntonHOST
8:03
You are now...
KristenHOST
2:24
But they're not, ironically, that's ironic, because they are not associated with Greg LeMond.
KristenHOST
2:32
They are, because of the Nike swoosh, they came out during the Lance Armstrong era.
KristenHOST
2:37
Correct.
KristenHOST
2:38
Right? When he was personally sponsored by Nike.
SteveHOST
2:49
Armstrong? Oh, I mean, Trek owned the LeMond bike brand.
SteveHOST
2:53
Yes.
SteveHOST
2:53
And, of course, then Trek dissolved it due to Lance Armstrong's... disagreements with LeMond because LeMond would criticize him that he was doping and...
KristenHOST
3:08
Yeah, I was gonna say, don't say of course.
Angie McBrideHOST
14:00
Let me know.
Angie McBrideHOST
14:02
Lance Armstrong, remember that one? He held seven consecutive Tour de France titles, but in 2010, his teammate Floyd Landis dobbed him in, which triggered the anti-doping investigations.
Angie McBrideHOST
14:18
He finally admitted to Oprah Winfrey that he did use performance-enhancing drugs.
Angie McBrideHOST
14:24
I mean, he pretty much lost everything, didn't he, really?
Angie McBrideHOST
15:07
Wow, I remember that interview.
Angie McBrideHOST
15:09
I was working here, I remember that.
Angie McBrideHOST
15:10
Grant, you want to comment on Lance Armstrong? The biggest downfall, hey? Yeah.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
15:15
Seven times winner of the Tour de France in a
Craig HutchisonHOST
12:41
It is.
Craig HutchisonHOST
12:42
And clearly there was an era of cricket a bit like, not to compare it to cycling in the Lance Armstrong era, but is it cheating if everyone's doing it is the old adage.
Craig HutchisonHOST
12:53
Clearly everyone in world cricket or most people in world cricket were doing a version of ball tampering.
Craig HutchisonHOST
12:59
Yeah.
Manaia StewartHOST
36:49
That was very Armstrongian too.
Manaia StewartHOST
36:50
That's what Lance Armstrong did.
Manaia StewartHOST
36:52
His argument was always everyone was drugging.
Manaia StewartHOST
36:55
We worked out that everyone was drugging in the Tour de France and other... professional races and we had to fight fire with fire and we got better at doing it than them so we still won the race and that's why if you go back you'll see lance armstrong saying at press conferences you know who ran the race everyone who rides in this race they know who won this race and he was saying you know i want it better than you even though you're on drugs and i'm on drugs But I digress.
Manaia StewartHOST
37:20
This is about
Jeremy WellsHOST
37:21
sandpaper.
Paul KirschGUEST
40:08
I know
James LaurielloHOST
40:08
he was like – he's like a man of many – like I know he was tight with like Lance Armstrong for a long time back in the Aspen scene.
James LaurielloHOST
40:15
Like he's – the guy is like the most interesting man in the sport.
James LaurielloHOST
40:20
Well,
Jessica O'BeirneHOST
14:56
And like, yeah, it's a drug testing offense.
Jessica O'BeirneHOST
14:59
But there's literally the stories of, what was that bicycle rider who ended up being a total fraud and cheated his whole career? I love that you never know Lance Armstrong's story.
Jessica O'BeirneHOST
15:09
No, because he's
Spencer BarnesHOST
15:09
a horrible

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