Download the PDF How did Lance Armstrong manage the greatest comeback in sports history?
by Michael Specter
A couple of weeks ago, on a sweltering Saturday afternoon, I found myself in the passenger seat of a small Volkswagen, careering so rapidly around the hairpin turns of the French Alps that I could smell the tires burning. Johan Bruyneel, the suave, unflappable director of the United States Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, was behind the wheel. Read more »
Michael Specter has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1998.
