In this uproarious mockumentary from director Jake Szymanski, the world of professional cycling is hilariously skewered through the lens of the 1982 Tour de France, a race so riddled with doping, corruption, and absurdity that it was nearly erased from history. The story follows a motley crew of riders, including the arrogant American sprinter Marty Hass (played by Andy Samberg), the enigmatic Finnish climber Jukka (portrayed by Orlando Bloom), and the grizzled veteran Slim (brought to life by Kevin Bacon), each with their own outrageous methods for gaining an edge. As a documentary crew investigates the infamous race, they uncover a web of deceit involving shady doctors, team managers, and even a surprise appearance by a former heavyweight champion. With a razor-sharp comedic tone that blends Will Forte's deadpan narration, John Cena's over-the-top antics, and Mike Tyson's bewildering cameo, this 90-minute satire takes no prisoners in its send-up of sports culture and the lengths athletes will go to for glory. The ensemble cast, including Julia Ormond, Phylicia Rashad, and Dolph Lundgren, ensures nonstop laughs as the race descends into chaos, leaving viewers to ponder whether victory is ever truly clean.