GREAT BRITISH CYCLING LEGENDS (AD LIB) (HB)

This is the story of British cycling as told through the lives of the people who built it. From the first recorded race in a Paris park in 1868 to the present day, here are profiles of true originals: glorious exponents of road and track cycling, mountain bikers and cyclo-cross riders. Discover George-Pilkington Mills, who rode from Land’s End to John O’Groats on a penny-farthing; Dave Marsh, the first British road-race world champion in 1922; Eileen Sheridan, who began racing by chance and became a major record-breaker - and more.