Career
He raced professionally for the Montgomery Bell Professional Cycling Team and United States. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team among others Eddy began racing bicycles during his senior year in high school in Tampa, Florida. In 1991, aged 22, he moved to France and raced as an elite amateur throughout Europe.
Eddy turned professional in 1995 with the Montgomery Bell Professional Cycling Team under his formative coach, Eddie Borysewicz.
In 1996 the team changed title sponsors and became the United States. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, which subsequently became known as the Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team. Outside Magazine Online ran daily journal entries from Eddy"s first grand tour, the 1997 Vuelta a España - (See below).
Eddy raced for United States Postal for 1997 and went on to race for several other Professional teams such as Oil-Maine, Ikon-Lexus, Jelly Belly and Sierra Nevada.