Quick Reads

From the 1982 Tour de France peloton to Uganda and the commentary booth with Phil Liggett, explore the extraordinary life and legacy of Paul Sherwen

Long before Tour de France victories and national titles, 17-year-olds Adam Blythe and Luke Rowe shared the Peak District roads as aspiring pros.

From Brian Robinson's early records to 60,000 fans at the 2014 Tour de France, explore how Holme Moss became an international cycling landmark

Set in 1981, Malcolm Elliott’s 1:14.2 record at Monsal Head remains unbeaten after 45 years. Discover how he mastered Britain’s most legendary hill climb.

Discover the real Jacques Anquetil. Behind the five Tour de France titles lay deep superstitions, bitter rivalries, and a complex man hidden from the world.

Caught between his 1983 breakthrough and a bitter exit from Peugeot, Stephen Roche shares a quiet Wicklow ride with the next generation of Irish cycling.