Isbn: 9781953368461 - the fastest bicycle rider in the world: the story of a colored boy's indomitable courage and success against great odds (belt revivals) (14 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This autobiography by the sport's first African American world champion is 'a compelling story for any cycling fan' (Outside). More than a century ago, Marshall 'Major' Taylor overcame racial prejudice to become one of the most dominant cyclists in history. The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World, which Taylor self-published in 1928, gives a riveting first-person account of his rise to the highest echelons of professional cycling. Born in Indianapolis, he eventually became the first African American cycling world champion, going on to set seven world records in the sport. Here he recounts his exploits as an athlete, including his early taste of success in a grueling six-day race, his unparalleled dominance as a sprinter, and some of his most bitter defeats. But the man who achieved international fame as the 'Black Cyclone' also details the extreme prejudice he faced both on and off the track. This is a story about one of the greatest athletes in American history, but also a moving testament to Taylor's resilience and determination in the face of overt racism and seemingly impossible odds. 'Taylor paints vivid a picture of bike racing in the United States at the turn of the [twentieth] century, and highlights his mental process in dealing with racism . . . all while becoming, indeed, the fastest bike racer in the world.' --Outside Includes an introduction by Zito Madu.…

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