21 Days to Glory (eBook, ePUB) - Team Sky; Brailsford
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The official, illustrated, insider story of the 2012 Tour de France was won, from Team Sky. With stunning photos from Scott Mitchell and exclusive interviews with the main players this is a must-have for all cycling fans.
'21 Days to Glory' tells the story of the victorious 2012 Tour de France campaign from behind-the-scenes at Team Sky.
With stunning illustrations from acclaimed official Tour photographer, Scott Mitchell, as well as exclusive contributions from all the major players in the team, this is a unique insight into one of the great British sporting successes as told by one of…mehr

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The official, illustrated, insider story of the 2012 Tour de France was won, from Team Sky. With stunning photos from Scott Mitchell and exclusive interviews with the main players this is a must-have for all cycling fans.

'21 Days to Glory' tells the story of the victorious 2012 Tour de France campaign from behind-the-scenes at Team Sky.
With stunning illustrations from acclaimed official Tour photographer, Scott Mitchell, as well as exclusive contributions from all the major players in the team, this is a unique insight into one of the great British sporting successes as told by one of the most successful teams of recent years.
It is a stunning and fascinating must-have book for all fans of the Tour de France and anyone who has been captivated by the heroics of Team Sky

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Since its inception in 2009, Team Sky's aim was "To win the Tour de France within 5 years". Sky achieved that goal in 2012 when Bradley Wiggins won the 2012 Tour de France, becoming the first British winner in its history, while fellow Briton Chris Froome finished as the runner up.

Scott Mitchell's stunning and intimate photography became a highlight of the 2012 Tour's coverage - offering a unique insight into the workings of a Tour-winning Team in action.