Wheelmen: Lance Armstrong, the Tour de France, and the Greatest Sports Conspiracy Ever, (Paperback)

from knightlight777

An interesting review of the events that led up to Lance's great downfall. It does not shed much light though on how the "team" led by Lance was able to pull off the fraud and deception for so long. Obviously many holes and questions linger as to what was going on with the policing side of the st...

from bowedbookshelf

We probably should have known better. When something is too good to be true... We were duped, but I feel like we need to take some of the blame. We wanted to believe in this level of sports competence...every year...for seven years...by a man who would be considered old in any other sport...and a...

from librarymary09

I'm so disappointed in Lance Armstrong. He really comes across as an arrogant jerk in this book.

from dougcornelius

Lance Armstrong was one of the best cyclists in last 20 years. His wins were built on a foundation of illegal doping and performance enhancing drugs. It's not about the bike; It's all about the needle. I first came to road cycling during the rise of Mr. Armstrong and his seven wins of the Tour de...

from dougcornelius

Lance Armstrong was one of the best cyclists in last 20 years. His wins were built on a foundation of illegal doping and performance enhancing drugs. It's not about the bike; It's all about the needle. I first came to road cycling during the rise of Mr. Armstrong and his seven wins of the Tour de...