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The Outspoken Cyclist meets Rouleur
The Outspoken Cyclists‘s Diane Lees interviews Ian Cleverly and Robert Wyatt from Rouleur to discuss the Rouleur Centenary Tour de France. Click on the radio to have a listen…
Posted in Cycling, Rouleur
Tagged Cycling, Diane Lees, Ian Cleverly, Outspoken Cyclists, Rouleur, Tour de France
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Listen In: Graeme Obree Interview with BikeRadar
Click here to check out the great interview on BikeRadar as Graeme Obree talks about his book The Obree Way.
Posted in Author, Cycling
Tagged BikeRadar, Cycling, Graeme Obree, Human-powered land speed record, The Obree Way
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An Evening with Graeme Obree
As soon as we’d tweeted about the Bloomsbury Institute Evening with Graeme Obree to celebrate the publication of The Obree Way, tickets sold out quicker than for a One Direction concert. Last night an audience of cyclists and Obree fans … Continue reading
Posted in Author, Books, Cycling, Team Sport
Tagged Bloomsbury Institute, Cycling, Graeme Obree, Richard Moore, The Obree Way
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3404 kilometres, 21 stages, 21 stories? It must be the new ‘Rouleur Centenary Tour de France’
With just under a month to go before we publish it, I thought I’d let our cycling fans have a sneaky peak at the new photographic book by Rouleur. For the 100th running of the Tour de France, top cycling … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cycling, Rouleur, Tour de France 2013
Tagged Andy McGrath, Carlton Kirby, Cycling, Eurosport, Geoff Waugh, Guy Andrews, Jakob Kristian Sørensen, Jens Voigt, Katusha, Oliver Nilsson-Julien, Paolo Ciaberta, Richard Williams, Rouleur, Sean Kelly, Sebastian Schels, Timm Kölln, Tour de France
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Can you beat Bloomsbury Sport at Fantasy Cycling?
For 3 weeks of the year, every year, I become obsessed. The blinkers are on and all I can think about is the Tour de France. It truly is one of the greatest of tests of sporting endurance – of … Continue reading
Celebrating the 100th race of the Tour de France
Hot off the press: Tour de France 100: A Photographic History of Cycling’s Most Iconic Race publishes … today All I can say is this is one sexy book! I could go on about the superb imagery, exquisite photography, and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cycling
Tagged bradley wiggins, Chris froome, Coppi, Cycling, Eddy Merckx, Lance Armstrong, Richard Moore, Road cycling, Tour de France, Tour de France 2013
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Triumph and Tragedy at the Giro d’Italia
Triumph and tragedy? Surely I’m not prophesising the results of the Giro d’Italia already? Nah, if I was, I wouldn’t be so worried about my Fantasy Cycling team*. As much as I’d love to tell the future and know if … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cycling, Rouleur
Tagged bradley wiggins, Cycling, cycling books, Giro d'Italia, Herbie Sykes, Italy, Mark cavendish, Road cycling, Rouleur, Vincenzo Nibali
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3 Bloomsbury Books Shortlisted for the British Sports Book Awards
Bloomsbury are proud to announce that we have three books on the shortlist for the British Sport Book Awards. The three books to be shortlisted are: Best Illustrated Book Coppi by Herbie Sykes Best New Writer Sit Down and Cheer … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cricket, Cycling, Sports News, Team Sport, Wisden
Tagged cricket, Cycling, Fausto Coppi, Marton Kelner, Max Davidson, Rouleur, Sports Books, The British Sports Book Awards, Top sports books, Wisden, Wisden Sports Writing
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Coppi: Inside the Legend of Il Campionissimo
Fausto Coppi remains the most iconic cyclist in the history of the sport. For twenty years either side of the war his extravagant talent, combined with a unique charisma and human frailty, captivated fans across Europe. Moreover, he revolutionised the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cycling
Tagged Cycling, Fausto Coppi, Giro d'Italia, Herbie Sykes, Italian cycling, professional cycling, Rouleur
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