Greg LeMond, three-time Tour de France winner, returns to Brittany for a cycling event, sharing insights from his career and recovery from leukemia.
Greg LeMond in Brittany
The American cyclist Greg LeMond, a three-time winner of the Tour de France, is in Brittany for a cycling event called the "Critérium des champions d’hier" in Pipriac, a town in the Ille-et-Vilaine department. LeMond's cycling history
LeMond, who once rode alongside Bernard Hinault and competed against Laurent Fignon, has remained a significant figure in French cycling despite retiring from professional competition many years ago. LeMond's recent health and life
At 65 years old, LeMond has overcome leukemia and now lives in Tennessee, where he has been involved in business ventures. LeMond's current work
He launched a company in Tennessee focused on the production of carbon fibers, a material commonly used in high-performance sports equipment and aerospace applications. LeMond's comments
LeMond spoke to the French newspaper Ouest-France during his visit, offering insights into his current life and the state of cycling.
