Maglia Rosa 2nd edition: Triumph and Tragedy at the Giro D'Italia (Rouleur) - Tapa blanda

Críticas

Rouleur is to bike magazines what National Geographic is to nature photography (Wired magazine)

A sumptuous history of the race, accompanied by marvellously evocative photographs (Guardian)

Sykes tells stories which cut to the heart of the Giro d'Italia itself. They're stories of ordinary men and an extraordinary race. And they're some of the best cycling story-telling I've yet read. Read them. (Podiumcafe.com)

A phenomenal, entertaining and beautiful book. (Bicycling magazine)

Herbie Sykes gives cycling fans a truly fascinating account of II Giro D'Italia and unearths a history of triumph and tragedy that most readers have previously overlooked... we highly recommend you read this book. (www.trackcyclingnews.com 2013-04-23)

Herbie's masterwork is...comprehensive; his style is factual and straightforward ... it is well researched and should appeal to anyone with an interest in such a classic road race as The Giro. (Cycling World)

The first edition was like a dark-haired Italian beauty. I had a serious crush. Reading the second edition for this review was like going back to see her again and discovering she was even more beautiful, perhaps more voluptuous and certainly more worldly...MAGLIA ROSA now ascends to the top of my list of English-language books about the Giro d'Italia. (CycleItalia 2013-10-02)

the definitive history of the Giro d'Italia. (The Guardian)

Reseña del editor

Maglia Rosa: Triumph and Tragedy at the Giro d'Italia, is the definitive history of the Giro d'Italia, written by Turin resident and regular Rouleur contributor Herbie Sykes.

Sykes takes the reader on an inspiring, magical journey. In so doing he evokes 100 years of the race for the maglia rosa, the mythical pink jersey of the race leader. In addition the book contains many stunning photographs as a century of Italy's great sporting festival is captured on film.

Uncovers the myths and legends of Italy's very own grand tour, first run off in 1909 and celebrated in a book that captures many of the stories that have never been told in English. This second edition includes many updates from Sykes, new photographs and a new introduction.