It is 2022, Jan Ullrich is back in Paris 25 years on from his victory there, on the final day of the 109th Tour de France. The athlete from Rostock celebrated the greatest success in his career here; now he is persona non grata for the organizers, a fallen hero. In the documentary, he travels back to the start. Jan meets with his first trainer Peter Sager and remembers the Rostock velodrome and a..

Jan Ullrich always stood out from the crowd. His childhood friend and later teammate André Korff saw that from an early age. Together they attended an elite sports school in Berlin. And from there they went into what was then East Germany's high-performance sports system. After the fall of the Wall, Jan Ullrich turned professional and joined Team Telekom. It was a meteoric rise for the..

Quickly, Jan Ullrich becomes the “golden child” of cycling. In 1997, he wins the Tour de France and ascends to the ranks of sport’s elite. Red carpets greet him, television broadcasters vie for his attention. But success comes at a price. Jan Ullrich is not the only one to learn this, his rivals learn it too, rivals like Marco Pantani. The Italian's mother speaks about his lo..

Jan Ullrich's career ends with a bang in 2006, with investigations into doping and a suspension. The Tour cannot allow the favorite to ride. In contrast to others such as Ivan Basso, Jan Ullrich does not succeed in making a comeback to the professional ranks. Then his personal life falls apart. First alcohol, then drugs. He flees to his villa on Mallorca – this is a mistake. After a long..