I was given this book as a Christmas present and was very excited about reading it. I've always followed the tour de France and have always enjoyed cycling. So when Wiggo became the first British man to win the tour and then go on to win yet another gold at the Olympics I couldn't wait to find out more about the man and the processes he had to go through.
The book gave a great insight into his training regime and the huge team effort that goes into propelling someone into the yellow jersey and keeping it too.
The book is very funny in places and Bradley's wit and passion come shining through all the way through. He is at his best when he is offended or has something to shout about. His bluntness and simplistic honesty is very amusing and makes him very engaging to read about.
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