Cycling Iceberg Podcast

Rasmussen Exclu | Cycling Iceberg Podcast

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The 2007 Tour de France appeared to be the one for Michael Rasmussen. The Dane had been a top tier climber for many years, but always struggled in Time Trials. Now, things seemed to come together for him. However, he quickly got followed by reporters asking doping related questions. He was seen in Italy, when he told the doping authorities he was in Mexico. His Tour dream came crashing down when his team pulled him from the race in the yellow jersey. ATS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya2I_DE_Kic Exclu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYvm74dXg-s Tour 2007: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzyfU7T5ETtfIYqaVWzuPlyM_zOMA50Yy ---- Discover cycling history in the cycling iceberg podcast! Each week, Noah uncovers forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the dramatic moments that shaped the history of cycling!

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