Lance Armstrong is infamous in the world of sports for his antics. After his very public defamation for using performance-enhancement drugs, he was stripped of all his titles. However, in 2014 Lance came back to cycling, but this time in Flo Beet Mile World Championship. Things didn’t go well for the seven times Tour de France winner as he could never finish. 

Lance Armstrong fell short of finishing something he started

Lance decided to take part in a new sporting challenge. This time, he attempted to qualify for the finals for the Flotrack Beer Mile World Championship that was scheduled to be held the next month. The race was set to happen in the athlete’s hometown, Austin, Texas.

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The Beer Mile is a unique competition where participants are required to chug a beer at the start of each lap. The 51-year-old misjudged his own capabilities when he decided to take part in the competition. He stated, “That was not what I expected,” as he retired from the race a while after opening his second beer.

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Lance did not know where to draw the line

One of the biggest scandals in sports history emerged when Armstrong acknowledged using performance-enhancing drugs in all seven of his Tour de France contests. Following this, Paul Kimmage discussed his account of the events in a recent two-part podcast in which he discussed the fallout from Armstrong’s confession.

Kimmage referred to Armstrong as a “cancer” in the cycling community. The fact that Kimmage was born into a family of professional cyclists added to the impact of his scathing remarks. Recently, the journalist described in his podcast how he chased Lance Armstrong and assisted in his downfall.

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The reporter reached out to Armstrong years later, requesting an interview. Which, the former cyclist did not take well. Additionally, he lashed out on Twitter by publicly calling him a clown and asking him to ‘move on.’