The Curse of the Rainbow Jersey

Author: Graham Healy
Edition: First edition
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B00C6KAYIA

The Curse of the Rainbow Jersey: Cycling's Most Infamous Superstition

The Curse of the Rainbow Jersey is a fascinating lens on the history of professional cycling. Get The Curse of the Rainbow Jersey diet books 2013 for free.
It examines the infamous curse associated with wearers of the tunic awarded to the winner of the World Cycling Championships. Each chapter looks at a particular wearer of the rainbow jersey who was struck by misfortune, personal tragedy, or death: from Stan Ockers, who died in a bicycle race accident in 1955 to Paolo Bettini, whose brother was in a fatal car crash ten days after Paolo's win; from Jean-Pierre MonserA, who was struck down by a car while racing in the jersey, to Tommy Simpson, who suffered cardiac arrest in a race just two years after being crowned champion.

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