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Chasing the Rainbow: The story of road cycling's World Championships
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Chasing the Rainbow: The story of road cycling's World Championships Hardcover - 2017

by Giles Belbin; Foreword by Brian Cookson

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About the author

GILES BELBIN is a cycling historian. His work has been published in Procyling, Australia's Ride Cycling Review, the Independent and Guardian online. Giles reported on all of the cycling events at London 2012 for the Olympic News Service. His first cycling book Mountain Kings was published in 2013. Giles lives in the UK.