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Few racers can have such an illustrious palmarès yet be so little celebrated as Belgium’s
By the mid-1960s there was little that Classics supremo Rik Van Looy hadn’t achieved in cycling. The Emperor of Herentals had been in the professional ranks for more than a decade and had enjoyed a re
With the Eiffel Tower visible through one oval window and Sacré Cœur through another, Olivier Vandystadt’s Parisian pied-à-terre could be a set from Emily In Paris were it not for the cycling memorabi
THE ALPINE EXPRESS
NATIONAL CHAMPION AND 1950s RACING PIONEER
HE WAS A man who was going places, often several places at once. Few racing drivers jousted with jeopardy with such regularity as Willy Mairesse. He was fast and he was committed but all too often he
Three wins in six days Down Under for British sprinters, reports Adam Becket