Third clip of 04 interview: LA sums up why he's innocent

LA audio clip #3: "In 20 years, nobody is gonna know that."

Ferrari talking about Armstrong's difficulties in 2003 Tour de France, LA's "levels," and the "many factors" that help performance. This is from Feb 2004; we were driving behind Armstrong and Hincapie on a five-hour training ride in the Pyrenees. 

Ferrari Clip #1

Ferrari talking about Armstrong's "Magic Number" -- the power/weight ratio it takes to win the Tour -- and whether or not Floyd Landis had "what it took" to win the Tour de France. As he points out, power is "only one parameter." (This also from Feb 2004.)

Ferrari Clip #2

Ferrari talks about blood and hematocrit, and the role of the Postal team doctors. "If you have low hemoglobin, you cannot perform." (And yes, Ferrari really does sound like Count Dracula when he says the word, blooooood.")

Ferrari Clip #3

Ferrari discusses Armstrong's method of raising his hematocrit in a very interesting way, especially if you replace the term "altitude tent" with a certain other term. (Can you guess which one?)

Ferrari Clip #4 - "You must be careful."

Ferrari discusses what training advice he would give Armstrong's longtime rival, Jan Ullrich.

Ferrari Clip #5 - "You can improve everything in your body."

Johan Bruyneel talks about LA's role on the team, and why they haven't informed Postal riders that LA is actually a team owner. "Between Lance, Bill, and me, we have close to half." Recorded November 2004 in Madrid. 

Bruyneel 1 - On LA's team ownership: "I don't think [the riders] know. It's not important."

Bruyneel talks about Postal's training, and the key role of team trainer, Pepe Marti. Recorded November 2004

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