The climb by Chris Froome and David Walsh
Biography of the young British professional cyclist, covering his upbringing in Africa to the present day.
The death of Marco Pantani: a biography by Matt Rendell
The mysterious circumstances surrounding the Tour de France winner’s death in 2004 are explored, as well as celebrating his achievements.
Lanterne Rouge: The last man in the Tour de France by Max Leonard
Eccentric tales of the Tour de France competitors that finished last in place.
Shadows on the road: Life at the heart of the peleton, from US Postal to Team Sky by Michael Barry
Autobiography about Michael Barry’s 14 year career and testifying against Lance Armstrong.
Alpe d’Huez: cycling’s greatest climb by Peter Cossins
Cossins explores Alpe d’Huez, the iconic climb of the Tour de France.
Seven deadly sins by David Walsh
Journalist David Walsh tells his story of uncovering Lance Armstrong’s doping against the odds.
Racing through the dark: The fall and rise of David Millar by David Millar and Jeremy Whittle
Autobiography charting Millar’s promising career and peer pressure into doping.
On the road bike: The search for a nation’s cycling soul, or, sniffing the yak-skin shoe, or, the great eccentrics of British cycling by Ned Boulting
Boulting delves into the personalities and culture of British professional cycling, including Bradley Wiggins, Chris Boardman and David Millar.
Gironimo!: Riding the very terrible 1914 Tour of Italy by Tim Moore
Tim Moore cycles the Giro d’Italia route on a reconstruction wooden bike.
100 greatest cycling climbs of the Tour de France: A road cyclist’s guide to the mountains of the tour by Simon Warren
Guide to the mountainous cycling routes, featuring photos and maps.
French Revolutions: Cycling the Tour De France by Tim Moore
Travel writer Tim Moore tackles cycling the Tour de France route just before the official competition starts.