Tag: lance armstrong
Tim O’Donnell
by Bob Babbitt on Apr.16, 2012, under Archive, Ironman, Road to Kona, triathlon
Tim O’Donnell went to Galveston to race against a stacked field including the seven-time winner of the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong. It turned out to be the most important triathlon in O’Donnell’s career.
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PJ Rabice
by Bob Babbitt on Nov.07, 2011, under Archive, cycling, triathlon
PJ Rabice is a cyclist and triathlete who has done it all. His odyssey has taken him from USA Luge to ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games to Lance Armstrong’s Discovery Cycling Team to Road ID.
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Mark Zeigler
by Bob Babbitt on Jun.01, 2011, under Archive, cycling
When it comes to discussing performance enhancing drugs, our go-to guy has always been Mark Zeigler from the San Diego Union Tribune. He came in-studio for a wide ranging discussion that included his thoughts on Tyler, Floyd and, of course, Lance. Listen carefully: The lead in to the interview features a classic Lance soundbite about his former teammate Tyler Hamilton’s propensity for crashing.
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Alberto Salazar
by Bob Babbitt on Mar.17, 2011, under Archive, Running
Alberto Salazar is a true legend, first as an athlete and now as a coach. His stories from his three New York City Marathon wins, his Boston victory over Dick Beardsley and dealing with the great Henry Rono are fun to listen to. Lance Armstrong has also reached out for a little run coaching and Alberto shared some great insight into Lance’s running prep for triathlon.
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Mark Zeigler
by Bob Babbitt on Sep.05, 2010, under Archive, cycling, Road to Kona, triathlon

Mark Zeigler is the award winning writer for the San Diego Union Tribune who focuses on the Olympics and performance enhancing drugs in sport. He came on to fill us in on what is happening with the Lance Armstrong investigation.
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Nick Radkewich
by Bob Babbitt on Feb.12, 2010, under Archive, cycling, Running, triathlon

Nick Radkewich was on the first ever US Olympic Triathlon team back in 2000 in Sydney, Australia and is now coaching pros and age groups through www.triavenger.com. Yes, he was an Olympian and yes he ran at Notre Dame. But what is the most impressive stat on Mr. Radkewich? When he was 14 he defeated a fellow teenager for the IronKids National Championship named Lance Armstrong.
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Roy Knickman
by Bob Babbitt on Nov.05, 2009, under Archive, cycling
Roy Knickman had an amazing cycling career. How many riders had the opportunity to ride with Bernard Hinault, Greg LeMond, Davis Phinney, Ron Kiefel, Bob Roll and Andy Hamspten, among others. Roy came on with Huddle and I to chat about his cycling career and the challenges he and his family have faced since his 13 year old son Andreas was diagnosed with cancer.
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Chris Carmichael
by Super Administrator on Oct.05, 2009, under cycling
Chris Carmichael started racing his bike in Florida at the ripe old age of 9. Who would have figured that he would eventually become a professional bike racer and coach Lance Armstrong, the greatest cyclist in history?
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