How to Watch ESPN’s Lance Armstrong Doco in Australia

It's (really) not about the bike.

We’ve seen Michael Jordan’s Chicago swan song turned into a 10-part series with The Last Dance. We’ve seen The Undertaker’s career-concluding piledrivers in his WWE documentary The Last Ride. And now, we can watch the not-so-voluntary end to Lance Armstrong’s career in ESPN’s two-parter Lance.

The latest instalment of ESPN’s 30 for 30 doco series tracks the rise and fall of the infamous cyclist, a cancer survivor and seven-time Tour de France victor who had his titles stripped and was banned from the sport for life when he was found to have been using performance-enhancing drugs.

Directed by Marina Zenovich, the two-part doco sees Armstrong reflect on his competitive drive and criminal acts, while other talking heads warn Zenovich not to let Lance reframe his reputation in a positive light.

It’s an interesting watch, especially as Armstrong is given enough rope to reveal his true self (and much better than 2013’s The Armstrong Lie, which focused more on director Alex Gibney feeling personally offended for being misled).

Alright, when you’ve made the sale, stop selling. How do I watch it in Australia?

Well, unlike The Last Dance, which ESPN sold to Netflix in Australia, or The Last Ride, which is a WWE Network exclusive, Kayo has the rights to Lance and the entire 30 for 30 back catalogue down under (which also includes OJ: Made in America and Rodman: For Better or Worse).

Both parts of Lance are now available to watch on Kayo right now. You can get access with its Basic $25/mth package, but feel free to take advantage of its 14-day free trial first. Check it out here. (Affiliate disclosure: Student Edge may earn a commission if you click that link and buy a product from our partner's page.)

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