Bibliograph

Ride the revolution, the inside stories from women in cycling, edited by Suze Clemitson

Type

Label

Ride the revolution, the inside stories from women in cycling, edited by Suze Clemitson

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

platesillustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Ride the revolution

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

898419243

Responsibility statement

edited by Suze Clemitson

Sub title

the inside stories from women in cycling

Summary

Information about a variety of women associated with competitive bicycle riding

Table Of Contents

Beryl Burton: housewife, superstar -- Mien Van Bree: the thwarted passions of a world champion -- Anika Todd: the beast -- Bridie O'Donnell: from lab coat to lycra -- Connie Carpenter-Phinney: from silver blades to golden bikes -- Kathryn Bertine: a pirate's life for me -- Marianne Vos: the reluctant queen of cycling -- Marijn De Vries: of teen dreams, quick pees and tough mothers -- Matrix Team, the 'Yorkshire Roses': five riders, five bright futures -- Roxane Knetemann: fun -- Suzie Godart: going her own way -- Yvonne McGregor: the ride of her life -- Caroline Stewart: 'my cycling might not be your cycling but it's just as valid' -- Emma O'Reilly: the best of times, the worst of times -- Hannah Grant: 'it's a crazy ride, it's a cool ride' -- Kathryn Brown: tifosa -- Ashley Gruber: shooting the peloton -- Joolze Dymond: my best shots -- Laura Meseguer: a new perspective -- Ottilie Quince: poppet's tale -- Sarah Connolly: the voice of women's cycling -- Rochelle Gilmore: raising the level -- Tracey Gaudry: challenging history -- Betsy Andreu: breaking the silence -- Clara Hughes: the big ride -- Chris Garrison: seven words -- Jess Duffy: what cycling means to me -- Kimberley Ramplin: the tipping point -- Anna Doorenbos: 'as easy as riding a bike?' -- Kelton Wright: 10 reasons why being a girl on a bike rocks!

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