Scottish professional cyclist David Millar had it all—his early career littered with won stages of the Tour de France, the Vuelta a España, and World Championships—until he didn’t. Suspended from racing for two years on doping charges in 2004, Millar returns apologetic and determined to reform his public image. Here, the 37-year-old continues on his path to redemption, competing in a series of races to qualify for the 2014 Tour de France. Traveling alongside Millar for every breath, turn, and fall, Time Trial is a sensory ride through the thrill and hardship of professional cycling. Racers whiz by in a blur of hues, painfully wipe out ahead, or wince as torrents of relentless rain pelt their bodies. Netted with race footage is a present-day interview with Millar championing for “just one race won the right way,” but the physical toll is undeniable. Although he’s surrounded by coaches, team members, and competitors, Millar’s trial lies within.  KR