Evolution of American Bicycle Racing (EVOABR) -
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Lance Armstrong is a household name the world over. But how could a
cyclist from the United States so dominate the world's most grueling
sporting event-an event Americans weren't even invited to compete in
just decades earlier? In this revolutionary book, Lou Dzierzak explains
how key races and landmark events brought American cyclists out of
obscurity and made them internationally dominating competitors. Six-day
races, road racing, track racing, and legendary cycling performances at
home and abroad-the significant events in the history of American
cycling come alive within these pages.
cyclist from the United States so dominate the world's most grueling
sporting event-an event Americans weren't even invited to compete in
just decades earlier? In this revolutionary book, Lou Dzierzak explains
how key races and landmark events brought American cyclists out of
obscurity and made them internationally dominating competitors. Six-day
races, road racing, track racing, and legendary cycling performances at
home and abroad-the significant events in the history of American
cycling come alive within these pages.
