The Untold Story Of My Time With Lance | Hincapie

George Hincapie joins Anthony for another Roadman Cycling Podcast.
Hincapie spent over 10 years with Lance Armstrong. In that time they won 7 Tour de France titles.
From the grueling physical demands of the race to the strategic tactics employed by teams and riders, we'll delve into what it really takes to achieve cycling's ultimate prize. Drawing on his own experiences as a key member of Lance Armstrong's dominant teams, George will offer unique insights into the preparation, teamwork, and mental fortitude required to succeed at the highest level of the sport.
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[@TheRoadmanPodcast]

If you enjoyed this podcast with Hincapie you'll love the one I recorded with his team mate Christian Vande Velde talking about his experiences at US Postal

[@dgar7272]

He’s the living proof that crime pays dividends …

[@guest_informant]

For anyone interested the Tyler Hamilton book, The Secret Race, is well worth a read. It goes into the details of the doping. Unlike this podcast :-)

[@biscaynediver]

Labeling an interview with Hincapie with "Truth ..." is really pathetic. George has NEVER been remotely truthful about his own doping or about the real behind the scenes in his time with Armstrong.

[@cyclops60]

Having just listened to the Lemond episode this popped up on my feed. I try hard not to be judgemental about people but surely you could have asked about the doping rather than just fawning over him. Is he in denial like Armstrong about 'winning' the tour? Why not ask about their legacy which makes every tour winner come under suspicion rather than being celebrated.

[@jimbruce1963]

Good interview but talking about “all the things” his team was dialling in without mentioning the drugs is a bit of a farce.

[@RogueCylon]

While Hincapie was a great racer, his legacy is ruined by Lance. No matter how he feels about being “the loyal lieutenant”, he was just a pawn in Armstrong’s game of cheating.

[@RuffRides]

It appears the Omerta hasn't been busted as podcasters go a whole interview without mentioning the biggest doping team in history whilst chatting to the mate of the ring leader.

[@scotth3354]

George didn't witness the whole thing, he was an active participant

[@zenfully13]

So they're giving 13 year olds EPO now?

[@v_sign]

Paying attention to those who played part in damaging clean sport and deceiving their fans all over the world? I guess not.

[@itsmeforsure5475]

I'm just an occasional cyclist and I think its a very underappreciated therapeutic tool.

[@jeffreyreeves9113]

I live near Big George and ride on the same roads. I race cat 4 so am not a weekender. But my most humbling day on a bike was while riding all out up the Saluda Grade (NC) gasping for air and here come George and his EIGHT year old son blew right by having a conversation.

[@andrewgoddard3350]

George was at a race I was at back in 1989....he was switching over to road racing from track cycling....very awesome dude....

[@acanfield87]

Great discussion! Loved the reminder from George (para.)--when you are down, go for a bike ride!

[@uclaalum88]

Great compliment paid by Roadman to Big George at the end. And very so true!

[@MrTait_en_Chile]

Are those blood bags on the racks. Couldn't resist.

[@meatmotorendurance]

Well, the Lemond interview was great and fascinating. Didn't match up to the title much at all. More like Lemond, please.

[@christofhuebner7841]

Nice job dodging the doping issue.

[@brianharris706]

Great interview. George is a warrior and super nice guy. Met him at his Fondo Fort Worth. There show The Move is excellent as well as his book. Thanks for making this. Peace be with you 🚴🥵💯