Books like Racing through the dark by David Millar

Reed Albergotti’s investigative memoir exposes how Lance Armstrong’s seven‑Tour de France victories rested on a sprawling doping conspiracy that reshaped American cycling and business ethics.

A revealing, insider account of the Tour de France, exposing doping scandals and the hidden world of professional cycling through the eyes of former U.S. Postal teammate Tyler Hamilton.

In 1999, two-time Olympian Lance Armstrong staged what many considered to be the most dramatic comeback in sports history, winning the Tour de France just 3 years after his body was ravaged by cancer. He went on to win the Tour de France a record-breaking 7 consecutive years, from 1999 to 2005, becoming an international icon and peerless legend in the cycling world. Behind this success is a multifaceted plan of strengthening, bicycling, and eating - so strong and so effective that it created history. With The Lance Armstrong Performance Program, cyclists of every experience level can find the exercises, riding schedules, endurance builders, and mental tricks that brought Lance back to the pinnacle of cycling. These methods were crafted by his coach, Chris Carmichael, the U.S. Olympic Committee's coach of the year in 1999, and have been refined by Chris and Lance during their years of working together.

A personal story of cycling insider Jeremy Whittle’s journey from fan to sceptic, exploring the corrupting influence of doping, corporate greed, and the unraveling of the Tour de France.