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Shining a light,
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This review is from: Racing Through the Dark (Hardcover)
Before I read this book, my view regarding drug takers in sports was that they should be given a lifetime ban with no reprieve. I saw David Millar interviewed on Hard Talk, on BBC Canada and he made such a favourable impression on me that I purchased this book. Was I ever glad that I did. I found it most enlightening and it caused me to do a 180 degree turn regarding drug taking, particularly concerning Grand Tour cycle riders and especially those that rode in the Tour De France. In the lsat few few years I have become something of a Tour aficionado and wondered how anybody could be competetive without taking drugs. David Millar has convinced me that it can be done. His attitude to drug taking is refreshingly honest compared to the "Not Me" attitude of athletes who plead innocence, which in my opinion is one of "Oh dear, I got found out".
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Two thumbs up,
This review is from: Racing Through the Dark: The Fall and Rise of David Millar (Paperback)
A very courageous, well written autobiography. Everything is in there, warts and all. Do I think Lance Armstrong would write such a book? No way. Two thumbs up.
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Racing Through the Dark: The Fall and Rise of David Millar by David Millar (Paperback - Sep 4 2012)
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