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Frankie Andreu

Cyclist

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Diplomatic Fair-Minded Social Charming Cooperative Gracious

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1966-09-26
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He was a professional cyclist and actually rode alongside Lance Armstrong during their time as teammates. Before he made a name for himself in the cycling world, he started out in track cycling, building his skills and reputation early on. It’s worth noting that his wife, Betsy, played a significant role in the investigation surrounding Lance Armstrong—she stepped forward and gave testimony to authorities, stating that Lance Armstrong used Performance Enhancing Drugs. Over the years, his connection to Armstrong has remained a notable part of his story, especially given the high-profile nature of the doping scandal. He stayed committed to the sport throughout it all, maintaining integrity even when surrounded by controversy.

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He stepped forward and gave testimony against Lance Armstrong, his former teammate, during the 2012 USADA investigation. It was a significant moment, especially considering their shared history on the team. He had been right there alongside Lance Armstrong through the highs and lows of professional cycling. When the investigation into doping practices began, he felt it was necessary to speak the truth. His statements played a key role in the case against Lance Armstrong, ultimately contributing to the broader revelations that followed. Throughout it all, he maintained that accountability mattered, even when it meant testifying against someone like Lance Armstrong.

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