cyclists

Chronicles fourteen years in Lance Armstrong's career, from his cancer recovery to his fall after revelations about his systemic doping became public.

A brief biography of American racing cyclist Lance Armstrong that discusses his upbringing in Texas, his professional success and achievements, his battle with cancer, and the impact he has made on the world around him.

Champion cyclist Lance Armstrong describes his triumph over cancer.

Follows Tillie Anderson, a Swedish immigrant, as she defies society's conventions and pursues her dream of becoming the first women's bicycle-riding champion of the world.

Describes the life of American bicycle racing champion Lance Armstrong, including his victories in the Tour de France and his resilience in fighting cancer.

Examines the life of Major Taylor, an African-American cyclist in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries who aspired to be named the fastest man alive, focusing on his rivalry with Floyd McFarland, an unscrupulous white rider who pushed Taylor to his limits in a final showdown in Australia in 1904.

Provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Tour de France, revealing the doping, competition, and cover-ups that operate beyond the public's view. The author discusses how an all-consuming urge to win has transformed the sport and the racers who have come to define it.

The mother of champion bicyclist Lance Armstrong tells the story of her teenage pregnancy and marriage, her devotion to her son, her determination as a young woman to keep moving forward and make their lives better, and her fight to make sure he survived his battle with cancer.

A profile of extreme cyclist, Dale Holmes, describing how he became a BMX rider and his many championships.