Greg LeMond Quotes

If People Really Want To Clean The Sport Of Cycling Up, All You Have To Do Is Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is.

I Rode In A Nine-day Charity Ride Recently, Averaged 43km A Day And Still Finished In The Lead Group. I'm 38, Not Quite Finished Yet.

I Know Too That We Americans Like To Think Of Ourselves As Cleaner Than Clean, A Healthy Nation Who Would Never Take Anything When A Recent Poll Suggested That 65 Per Cent Of The Population Would Risk Dying In 10 Years If They Would Be Guaranteed Olympic Gold.

Racing Is A Very Selfish, Self-centred, Self-glorifying Thing. My Wife's Life For 14 Years Was Centered Around Me. It Was All About Me. It Was All For My Ego.

I Know It Is Possible To Win The Tour Without Taking Anything.

It Is Cycling As A Professional Sport That Represents The Problem. It Can Transform Someone Into A Liar.

More People Should Apologize, And More People Should Accept Apologies When Sincerely Made.

There Are So Many People Who Have Died Of Cycling, And That Didn't Happen When I Was Racing.

I'm More Optimistic About Cycling Right Now Than I've Ever Been.

Testing, We Will Never Do Enough Of It.

Even Good People Are Obliged To Deceive.

The Problem With Being A Tour De France Winner Is You Always Have That Feeling Of Disappointment If You Don't Win Again. That's The Curse Of The Tour De France.