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Ein Paar, ein Tandem und 15.000 km nach Indonesien: Was wir auf unserer Reise durch 22 Länder über uns und die Welt erfahren haben

Autor: Antonia Merz

Buch, Broschiert, 22.03.2023

Tour de France

Autoren: Jan Ullrich, Erik Zabel, Jürgen Löhle

Gebundene Ausgabe, ..2000

Merckx: Half Man, Half Bike

Autor: William Fotheringham

Gebundene Ausgabe, 22.03.2012

Flug ohne Motor: Ein Lehrbuch für den Segelflieger

Gebundene Ausgabe

Bradley Wiggins: My Time: An Autobiography (Yellow Jersey Cycling Classics)

Bradley Wiggins

Taschenbuch

On 22 July 2012 Bradley Wiggins made history as the first British cyclist to win the Tour de France. Ten days later at the London Olympic Games he won the time trial to become his country's most decorated Olympian. In an instant ' Wiggo', the kid from Kilburn, was a national hero. Two years previously, however, Wiggins had been staring into the abyss. His much-hyped attempt to conquer the 2010 Tour de France had ended in public humiliation. Poor results and indifferent form left him facing the sack from Team Sky. And then he was hit with the tragic news of the death of his granddad, George, the man who had raised him as a young boy. At rock bottom, Wiggins had to reach deep inside himself and find the strength to fight his way back. Outspoken, honest, intelligent and fearless, Wiggins has been hailed as the people's champion. In My Time he tells the story of the remarkable journey that led him from his lowest ebb to win the world's toughest race. In his own words he reveals the personal anguish that has driven him on and what it's like behind the scenes at Team Sky: the brutal training regimes, the sacrifices and his views on his teammates and rivals. He talks too about his anger at the spectre of doping that pursues his sport, how he dealt with the rush of taking Olympic gold and above all what it takes to be the greatest.

The Man Who Cycled the Americas

Mark Beaumont

Taschenbuch

In 2008, Mark Beaumont smashed the world record for cycling around the world, by an astonishing 81 days. This title tells the story of a 15, 000 mile expedition that once again broke the barriers of human achievement. It offers a trip through the diverse cultures of the Americas.

Around the World On Two Wheels: Annie Londonderry's Extraordinary Ride

Peter Zheutlin

Taschenbuch

The Racer: The Inside Story of Life on the Road

David Millar

Taschenbuch

Positively False: The Real Story of How I Won the Tour de France

Floyd Landis

Gebundene Ausgabe

Greg LeMond: Yellow Jersey Racer

Guy Andrews

Gebundene Ausgabe

Seven Deadly Sins: My Pursuit of Lance Armstrong

David

Taschenbuch

When Lance Armstrong fought back from life-threatening cancer to win the 1999 Tour de France - the so-called ' Tour of Renewal' - it seemed almost too good to be true. It was. Sunday Times journalist David Walsh was one of a small group who was prepared to raise awkward questions about Armstrong's seemingly superhuman feats. And so began a 13-year battle to reveal the truth that finally ended in October 2012 when the cyclist was stripped of his seven Tour victories and banned from the sport for life. Walsh's gripping and moving personal account of his struggles is a revealing insight into the murkier end of professional cycling - a place where having the right doctor can make all the difference and where there existed a conspiracy of silence. As he shows, it never was about the bike. However, spurred on by a few brave people who were prepared to speak out in the hope of saving the sport they loved, Walsh continued to probe, and eventually he was vindicated when Armstrong's reputation was ruined. In this updated edition, covering Armstrong's confession to Oprah, Seven Deadly Sins takes the reader into a world of doping and lies, but shows that there is always hope for a better future.

Shadows on the Road: Life at the Heart of the Peloton, from US Postal to Team Sky

Michael Barry

Taschenbuch

The Flying Scotsman: New Updated Edition

Graeme Obree

Taschenbuch

On 17 July 1993, Graeme Obree stunned the international world when he emerged from obscurity to smash Francesco Moser's World Hour Record. The Flying Scotsman is Graeme Obree's searing autobiography, from his tough upbringing in Ayrshire where he found escape on the roads, to his head-to-head duals with Chris Boardman and becoming a major star on the European circuit. Obree created massive controversy in the professional cycling world with his unique riding style and his pioneering construction techniques - famously using washing-machine parts to complete the building of his ' Old Faithful'. Yet all his sporting success was achieved in the shadow of manic depression and suicidal despair. His life continues to have its ups and downs as Obree brings his amazing life story up to date as he continues to astound the world with his creative genius and sporting prowess.