23 Days In July

Lance Armstrong & the 1999 Tour de France: By John Wilcockson and Charles Pelkey; Featuring the Tour Diary of Frankie Andreu by John Wilcockson, Charles Pelkey

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Beginning with follow-up coverage of the drug scandals that rocked 1998's race, this book follows the 1999 Tour de France from start to finish. It gives an overview of the course and the contenders, and covers every stage of the race. It includes a course map, descriptions and anecdotes of events, a diary page, and a list of the finishers. A 16-page color section features photographs by world-renowned cycling photographer Graham Watson.1 point

John Wilcockson's World of Cycling by John Wilcockson, Greg LeMond

John Wilcockson hasn't missed a Tour de France or more...1 point

John Wilcockson hasn't missed a Tour de France or other major bicycle race since 1968. This round-the-world excursion to the most challenging cycling events brings together more than 20 of his favorite stories, including the dramatic victories of Greg LeMond and Lance Armstrong.1 point

Uphill Battle: Cycling's Great Climbers by Owen Mulholland

This book, rich in anecdote and history, explores more...1 point

This book, rich in anecdote and history, explores in words and pictures the world of uphill cycling. Recreational cyclists can ride the same roads, compare their own efforts with those of masters like Coppi and Merckx and Armstrong, and come away with an understanding of the heroic feats that made these greats so great. Dozens of photographs add to an engaging look at this amazing sport.1 point

Bicycle by John Wilcockson

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The 2003 Tour de France

A must for anyone who follows the Tour, this annua more...1 point

A must for anyone who follows the Tour, this annual book recounts every aspect of the grueling road race, from the course and terrain, to the riders and their teams, to strategies, setbacks, and individual victories. It is complete with a course map (with elevations), personal anecdotes, and important race details from start to finish. This year's edition commemorates the Tour de France centennial with historic photographs of the early days of the race and a recap of its evolution.1 point