Laurent Jalabert's 1995 Season | inCycle Vintage

In the first of a brand new series for inCycle, we delve into our archives to bring you rider profiles, race highlights, and more!
To begin, we take a look at Laurent Jalabert's remarkable 1995 season where he won Milan-San Remo, La Vuelta, Paris-Nice, La Flèche Wallonne, Volta a Catalunya, AND the Critérium International!
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[@listening7114]

I love these journeys through 90's doping results😍

[@garethhelliwell9736]

From sprinter to climber and Grand Tour winner in one season 🤔. Gotta love 90's cycling. We were so blind to what was happening.

[@carnsoaks1]

L.A's World title was BS. EPO is owned by AMGEN, the yanks had it when the ITALIANS, and he was on it before cancer hit him

[@drunkensailor112]

He returned a changed man indeed...

[@unciclistacontraelsistema8620]

Incredibly DOPED.

[@maxsungwd]

Have you been asleep for the last 30 years? The mid 90s was full of that, get use to it!

[@joserubero7002]

Are you sure?🤔💉It’s just B12 they said.😃

[@stratostear]

He also added epo to his training regimen.

[@gauloisrefractaireenexilvo4366]

Sure, many miracles happened in the 90s. Is the inCycle Team going to release a full series dedicated to the EPO generation?

[@polycrase]

Without doping, bicycle racing would be a sad display of the reality of what this sport at this level does to a human being.

[@drunkensailor112]

You don't see cycling like this anymore. Lol

[@carnsoaks1]

i arrived in great shape... and on EPO

[@joserubero7002]

That’s stuff works great! You where I can get some?

[@joserubero7002]

: )

[@caveboy9988]

This has to be one of the most obvious cases of doping ever. Every line he crosses he barely looks like has has made any effort.

[@Sills71]

Pro cycling reached it's peak in 1989. Everything after that was BS

[@willyt6151]

Why promote such an obvious case of doping InCycle? From sprinter to stage race winner... hmmmm... Don't promote this BS