“2019 was a paradigm shift. The cycling world tipped on its axis”
The definitive breakdown of the 2019 cycling season, in all its rich, red glory.
The Road Book 2019 is the second instalment of the world’s definitive cycling almanack. A lovingly composed and beautifully written hardback cycling book, that diligently captures the 2019 season in incredible detail.
Within its pages, our editor, Ned Boulting, and contributors from across the cycling world, unveil the iconic story of the 2019 cycling season month by month. This unrivalled tome contains unique first-hand insights from winners, Philippe Gilbert, Richard Carapaz and Annemiek can Vleuten, exclusive essays from experts and enthusiasts, and race data and infographics you won’t find anywhere else.
This compendium truly is a must-have for cycling fans old and new with detailed breakdowns of The Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and Vuelta a España.
2019's collection of captivating essays is from a broad range of writers:
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This year's photography gallery of outstanding images comes from the imaginative eye and sharp lens of Russ Ellis, who has endured hours of waiting, occasional bouts of frenetic panic and -as you will see - appalling weather to bring you a selection of captivating images that bring 2019 to life.
Orla Chennaoui
Women Drivers: Trek-Segafredo's Myth Busters
Tom Isitt
Viaggi Italiani: A Giro of Discovery
Kit Nicholson
Rider on the Storm: How Lorena Wiebes swept all before her
2018 Editor
"If 2018 had been the year of miracle, then 2019 was a pardigm shift. The cycling world tipped on an axis.
Years from now, the historians of this magnificent sport will reflect that this was the point in time when the old guard shuffled out, the new phalanx marched in, dusty traditions were torn up, tired conventions ignored and the continental shelves f the cycling world crashed their century-old tectonic plates together, with seismic consequences."
