Greg LeMond confronts Lance Armstrong and Johan Bruyneel, revealing personal and professional grievances in a Ravito interview.
Greg LeMond speaks out
Greg LeMond, a three-time Tour de France winner, has opened up about his conflicts with Lance Armstrong and Johan Bruyneel in an interview with the Ravito program.Conflict resurfaces
LeMond discussed long-standing tensions with Armstrong, which began with his allegations in 2001. He accused Armstrong of trying to ruin his business relationship with Trek and targeting his family.Personal grievances
LeMond said Armstrong used harsh language toward him and his family, and described Armstrong as a "bad person." He mentioned that Armstrong's actions from seven to eight years ago were "insane" and that he will one day speak about them publicly.Professional criticisms
LeMond also criticized Armstrong's behavior in the peloton, recalling an incident where Armstrong allegedly threatened cyclist Marco Pantani on Mont Ventoux. He called Armstrong "a bastard" and said he treated other riders poorly.Strong language used
LeMond expressed his anger toward Armstrong and Bruyneel, calling them both "two pieces of shit" and emphasizing how deeply Armstrong's actions affected him.
