Cyclist pissing on tour de france

The cyclists in the Tour de France ride over kilometers almost every day, climb massive mountains, descend at warp speed down twisty pavement, and finish it all off with a furious sprint. In the Tour and many other big races, the race leader in this case, the guy wearing the yellow jersey is king. If he has to go, he can call a bathroom break whenever he desires, says Stephen Hall, a professional track and criterium cyclist and a stage winner at the Tour of Thailand. If that happens, a bathroom break is like an oasis in the desert—you take advantage of it when you see it. Once the pace picks up, riders still use this tactic to pee while racing.

What kind of person though would actually do that? Who would have the nerve and the lack of respect not only for others but also for themselves to be able to do such a thing? Well, something like that. However, thinking about it, who better to pose the questions than a former drug taker?

If you tuned in to our recaps last summer , you know that, as commentators go, Lance Armstrong punches hard but seldom punches below the belt. Lance knows what plays. Live television does a decent job of showing you the race.

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