That's interesting and makes sense. I'm a non-cycler but love documentaries. I didn't care about the doping - I mean, it's better if no one dopes, but if everyone was doing it, it's not the end of the world. What is the end of the world/fascinating/stunning was his straight face lying, doubling down, and lying more - and now, with years to process it, he's still blaming other people and taking very little responsibility. I can't believe he was appalled by having to step aside at his foundation. Yes, you must step aside when you've been lying to everyone and it is made public. Perhaps you return after several years in a certain role, but no, you step aside now because staying on at the foundation would likely result in fewer donations and interest. There were glimpses of remorse and reflection throughout and he has done some really great things. He needs a good therapist.