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Country/Region of Manufacture
France
ISBN
9781937715069
Book Title
Tour De France 100 :A Photographic History of the World's Greatest Race
Publisher
VeloPress
Item Length
12.6 in
Publication Year
2013
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Richard Moore
Genre
Sports & Recreation
Topic
Cycling
Item Weight
32.1 Oz
Item Width
11.6 in
Number of Pages
224 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
VeloPress
ISBN-10
193771506X
ISBN-13
9781937715069
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12038619537

Product Key Features

Book Title
Tour De France 100 :A Photographic History of the World's Greatest Race
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Topic
Cycling
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Sports & Recreation
Author
Richard Moore
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
32.1 Oz
Item Length
12.6 in
Item Width
11.6 in

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Reviews
" Tour de France 100 is the most beautiful book about cycling you will ever see! The photos are simply stunning. Even though I've read dozens of books about the Tour de France, this book has a lot of photos I've never seen published anywhere before." - All Seasons Cyclist "Were Tour de France 100 a slide show, Moore's text would make for the perfect narration, reminding us of the storylines that dominated each year's race. He not only covers the racing action, he brings in the present…" - Red Kite Prayer "If you're looking for one on the greatest race of them all, you need look no further than Tour de France 100 . The photography is stunning and leaves no stone unturned." - Active.com "A wonderful pictorial history of the race. The images are beautifully and imaginatively laid out, with a little under 250 large-scale pages that capture the race in all its guises." - Wheelsuckers "There is such great depth in the writing that you will not simply thumb through the book and be done with it, but will instead be drawn in by the stories being well-told." - Bike Rumor "Great pictures and great stories on the history of the Grand Boucle. Enjoying the stories and photos in Tour de France 100 can only increase your love of the sport. A must have." - USCyclingReport.com "Super-large format, the pictures are beautifully presented. A good coffee table photo book with a good balance between action and reaction shots." - Podium Cafe try{F5_flush(document);}catch(e){} Praise for Richard Moore's book Slaying the Badger "[ Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war." - Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." - Outside magazine, Praise for Richard Moore's book Slaying the Badger "[Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war." - Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." - Outside magazine "From the opening pages, this is a book that grips. Combining great insight, interviews and anecdotes with wonderfully vivid writing, it is thoroughly researched and well written." - Scotland on Sunday "[Slaying the Badger offers] intriguing insight into one of professional cycling's greatest rivalries…Where Slaying the Badger succeeds is in making such a well-known story so readable." - Bike Radar "Richard Moore's excellent new book Slaying the Badger reexamines the mythology of this great race, attempting to shed new light on the motivations of these two great riders and what really happened on the roads of France in the summer of '86. What helps set Moore's book apart is the array of characters he brings to the story…A thrilling read." - Red Kite Prayer "[Moore assembles] a stellar cast of interviewees, about twenty in all…The stars are, inevitably, Hinault and LeMond themselves, both with their own memories of what did and did not happen. But they're almost outshone by three of the supporting cast…For those three interviews alone, Slaying The Badger is worth reading." - Podium Cafe "Both men invite Moore into their homes: a privilege that clearly took some badger-like tenacity to secure. But it was worth the effort as Moore gains fresh insight into the rivalry." - East Anglian Daily Times "Captivating...Slaying the Badger is a mixture of clear-eyed journalistic analysis and unashamed nostalgia." - The Times Literary Supplement "Masterly, relevant and intriguing." - The Washing Machine Post "Moore entertainingly unravels the complexities of the relationships within the peloton." - Guardian "Moore magnificently offers a fresh perspective, bringing alive this supreme tussle…A gripping read." - Blazin' Saddles, a blog from Eurosport.com, "[ Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war." - Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." - Outside magazine "From the opening pages, this is a book that grips. Combining great insight, interviews and anecdotes with wonderfully vivid writing, it is thoroughly researched and well written." - Scotland on Sunday "[ Slaying the Badger offers] intriguing insight into one of professional cycling's greatest rivalries…Where Slaying the Badger succeeds is in making such a well-known story so readable." - BikeRadar.com "Richard Moore's excellent new book Slaying the Badger reexamines the mythology of this great race, attempting to shed new light on the motivations of these two great riders and what really happened on the roads of France in the summer of '86. What helps set Moore's book apart is the array of characters he brings to the story…A thrilling read." - Red Kite Prayer "[Moore assembles] a stellar cast of interviewees, about twenty in all…The stars are, inevitably, Hinault and LeMond themselves, both with their own memories of what did and did not happen. But they're almost outshone by three of the supporting cast…For those three interviews alone, Slaying The Badger is worth reading." - Podium Cafe "Both men invite Moore into their homes: a privilege that clearly took some badger-like tenacity to secure. But it was worth the effort as Moore gains fresh insight into the rivalry." - East Anglian Daily Times "Captivating... Slaying the Badger is a mixture of clear-eyed journalistic analysis and unashamed nostalgia." - The Times Literary Supplement "Masterly, relevant and intriguing." - Washingmachinepost.net "Moore entertainingly unravels the complexities of the relationships within the peloton." - Guardian "Moore magnificently offers a fresh perspective, bringing alive this supreme tussle…A gripping read." - Blazin' Saddles, a blog from Eurosport.com, " Tour de France 100 is the most beautiful book about cycling you will ever see! The photos are simply stunning. Even though I've read dozens of books about the Tour de France, this book has a lot of photos I've never seen published anywhere before." - All Seasons Cyclist "Were Tour de France 100 a slide show, Moore's text would make for the perfect narration, reminding us of the storylines that dominated each year's race. He not only covers the racing action, he brings in the present…" - Red Kite Prayer "If you're looking for one on the greatest race of them all, you need look no further than Tour de France 100 . The photography is stunning and leaves no stone unturned." - Active.com "In conveying the epic scale of the Tour, Tour de France 100 is aided by its size: in a world in which so many things are being shrunk to pocket-size, [the book is] serving up the equivalent of a sixty inch plasma screen. The large format allows for the detail in the photographs to tell their own stories." - Podium Café "A wonderful pictorial history of the race. The images are beautifully and imaginatively laid out, with a little under 250 large-scale pages that capture the race in all its guises." - Wheelsuckers "There is such great depth in the writing that you will not simply thumb through the book and be done with it, but will instead be drawn in by the stories being well-told." - Bike Rumor "Great pictures and great stories on the history of the Grand Boucle. Enjoying the stories and photos in Tour de France 100 can only increase your love of the sport. A must have." - USCyclingReport.com "Super-large format, the pictures are beautifully presented. A good coffee table photo book with a good balance between action and reaction shots." - Podium Cafe Praise for Richard Moore's book Slaying the Badger "[ Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war." - Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." - Outside magazine, " Tour de France 100 is the most beautiful book about cycling you will ever see! The photos are simply stunning. Even though I've read dozens of books about the Tour de France, this book has a lot of photos I've never seen published anywhere before." - All Seasons Cyclist "Were Tour de France 100 a slide show, Moore's text would make for the perfect narration, reminding us of the storylines that dominated each year's race. He not only covers the racing action, he brings in the present…" - Red Kite Prayer "If you're looking for one on the greatest race of them all, you need look no further than Tour de France 100 . The photography is stunning and leaves no stone unturned." - Active.com "In conveying the epic scale of the Tour, Tour de France 100 is aided by its size: in a world in which so many things are being shrunk to pocket-size, [the book is] serving up the equivalent of a sixty inch plasma screen. The large format allows for the detail in the photographs to tell their own stories." - Podium Café "A wonderful pictorial history of the race. The images are beautifully and imaginatively laid out, with a little under 250 large-scale pages that capture the race in all its guises." - Wheelsuckers "There is such great depth in the writing that you will not simply thumb through the book and be done with it, but will instead be drawn in by the stories being well-told." - Bike Rumor "Great pictures and great stories on the history of the Grand Boucle. Enjoying the stories and photos in Tour de France 100 can only increase your love of the sport. A must have." - USCyclingReport.com "Super-large format, the pictures are beautifully presented. A good coffee table photo book with a good balance between action and reaction shots." - Podium Cafe Praise for Richard Moore's book Slaying the Badger ""[ Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war."" - Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." - Outside magazine, " Tour de France 100 is the most beautiful book about cycling you will ever see! The photos are simply stunning. Even though I've read dozens of books about the Tour de France, this book has a lot of photos I've never seen published anywhere before." -- All Seasons Cyclist "Were Tour de France 100 a slide show, Moore's text would make for the perfect narration, reminding us of the storylines that dominated each year's race. He not only covers the racing action, he brings in the present..." -- Red Kite Prayer "If you're looking for one on the greatest race of them all, you need look no further than Tour de France 100 . The photography is stunning and leaves no stone unturned." -- Active.com "In conveying the epic scale of the Tour, Tour de France 100 is aided by its size: in a world in which so many things are being shrunk to pocket-size, [the book is] serving up the equivalent of a sixty inch plasma screen. The large format allows for the detail in the photographs to tell their own stories." -- Podium Caf "A wonderful pictorial history of the race. The images are beautifully and imaginatively laid out, with a little under 250 large-scale pages that capture the race in all its guises." -- Wheelsuckers "There is such great depth in the writing that you will not simply thumb through the book and be done with it, but will instead be drawn in by the stories being well-told." -- Bike Rumor "Great pictures and great stories on the history of the Grand Boucle. Enjoying the stories and photos in Tour de France 100 can only increase your love of the sport. A must have." -- USCyclingReport.com "Super-large format, the pictures are beautifully presented. A good coffee table photo book with a good balance between action and reaction shots." -- Podium Cafe Praise for Richard Moore's book Slaying the Badger ""[ Slaying the Badger is] a gripping narrative of this psychological and physical three-week war."" -- Wall Street Journal "Rich in drama and emotion. As racing books go, Moore's book just might be the greatest ever." -- Outside magazine
Synopsis
The Tour de France, first staged in 1903, is the world's greatest sports spectacle, packed with heart-stopping drama, legendary rivalries, bitter tragedy, and outright farce. In its 100 runnings--the race was interrupted twice by war--it has cast its spotlight on some of the greatest athletes of all time, who fought their way across France's magnificent landscape in pursuit of victory and the yellow jersey worn by the Tour's overall leader. In Tour de France 100 , award-winning journalist Richard Moore celebrates all that is great, fantastic, amusing, outrageous, and overwhelming in the Tour through illuminating text and a cascade of defining images from the race's extraordinary history. Vividly reproduced photos abound of heroes of the race, from pioneers like Octave Lapize and Eugène Christophe--first to wear the yellow jersey--to legendary warriors like Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain. The great battles--Fausto Coppi versus Gino Bartali, Greg LeMond versus Bernard Hinault--are richly told, as is the shocking death of Tom Simpson and the controversial disgrace of Lance Armstrong. And the high drama of the modern era, represented by super-sprinter Mark Cavendish and the droll Bradley Wiggins, is fully covered as well. There is nothing else that compares to the Tour, and Tour de France 100 is a superb celebration, as well as a keepsake of the Tour's 100th edition that will be treasured by all cyclists and bike racing fans., The Tour de France, first staged in 1903, is the world's greatest sports spectacle, packed with heart-stopping drama, legendary rivalries, bitter tragedy, and outright farce. In its 100 runnings--the race was interrupted twice by war--it has cast its spotlight on some of the greatest athletes of all time, who fought their way across France's magnificent landscape in pursuit of victory and the yellow jersey worn by the Tour's overall leader. In Tour de France 100 , award-winning journalist Richard Moore celebrates all that is great, fantastic, amusing, outrageous, and overwhelming in the Tour through illuminating text and a cascade of defining images from the race's extraordinary history. Vividly reproduced photos abound of heroes of the race, from pioneers like Octave Lapize and Eug ne Christophe--first to wear the yellow jersey--to legendary warriors like Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain. The great battles--Fausto Coppi versus Gino Bartali, Greg LeMond versus Bernard Hinault--are richly told, as is the shocking death of Tom Simpson and the controversial disgrace of Lance Armstrong. And the high drama of the modern era, represented by super-sprinter Mark Cavendish and the droll Bradley Wiggins, is fully covered as well. There is nothing else that compares to the Tour, and Tour de France 100 is a superb celebration, as well as a keepsake of the Tour's 100th edition that will be treasured by all cyclists and bike racing fans., The Tour de France, first staged in 1903, is the world s greatest sports spectacle, packed with heart-stopping drama, legendary rivalries, bitter tragedy, and outright farce. In its 100 runnings the race was interrupted twice by war it has cast its spotlight on some of the greatest athletes of all time, who fought their way across France s magnificent landscape in pursuit of victory and the yellow jersey worn by the Tour s overall leader. In "Tour de France 100," award-winning journalist Richard Moore celebrates all that is great, fantastic, amusing, outrageous, and overwhelming in the Tour through illuminating text and a cascade of defining images from the race s extraordinary history. Vividly reproduced photos abound of heroes of the race, from pioneers like Octave Lapize and Eugene Christophe first to wear the yellow jersey to legendary warriors like Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain. The great battles Fausto Coppi versus Gino Bartali, Greg LeMond versus Bernard Hinault are richly told, as is the shocking death of Tom Simpson and the controversial disgrace of Lance Armstrong. And the high drama of the modern era, represented by super-sprinter Mark Cavendish and the droll Bradley Wiggins, is fully covered as well. There is nothing else that compares to the Tour, and "Tour de France 100" is a superb celebration, as well as a keepsake of the Tour s 100th edition that will be treasured by all cyclists and bike racing fans."

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