On Tour

'There is me trailing home 131st and, for all I know, I might be a top 50 rider if we all started on a level playing field...' Bradley Wiggins contemplates Floyd Landis testing positive for testosterone in the 2006 Tour de France.

The 2010 account will be an instant book published in the autumn following the Tour. Part day-by-day diary it will also include wider, deeper reflections on the history of the Tour, famous figures, etc and be illustrated with Scott Mitchell's atmospheric, black and white photography.

The Tour did feature in Wiggins's 2008 autobiography, but really only in the light of a scandal he was caught up in. The emphasis of that book was very much on his childhood, his father and track cycling at the Olympics; here, Wiggins' new found love of road racing and its pinnacle, the Tour de France, take centre stage.

“"ON TOUR is a brutally honest account of this year's Tour...ON TOUR puts road cycling and, ultimately, the burden of expectation which comes with it, on centre stage."”

ON TOUR is a brutally honest account of this year's Tour...ON TOUR puts road cycling and, ultimately, the burden of expectation which comes with it, on centre stage. ROADCYCLINGUK.COM
As well as Wiggins's brutally honest account of his Tour...the book is illustrated by Mitchell's stunningly atmospheric black-and-white photographs MSN.CO.UK
Great new book by Bradley Wiggins...A great gift for anyone interested in cycling like me!! -- Sir Paul Smith
An illuminating insight into life in and out of the saddle SPORT MAGAZINE
a suitably gritty but illuminating book...supplemented by atmospheric black-and-white photographs. -- Donald McRae THE GUARDIAN
Beautifully supported by Scott Mitchell's photography...Contains wit, intelligence, self-awareness and brilliant appreciation of fellow riders, a credit to Wiggins -- Huw Richards THE GUARDIAN

Bradley Wiggins is the three-times Olympic gold-medal winning cyclist who has achieved all there is to achieve in on the track in cycling. His focus in now road racing, in particular the Tour de France.

'There is me trailing home 131st and, for all I know, I might be a top 50 rider if we all started on a level playing field...' Bradley Wiggins contemplates Floyd Landis testing positive for testosterone in the 2006 Tour de France.The 2010 account will be an instant book published in the autumn following the Tour. Part day-by-day diary it will also include wider, deeper reflections on the history of the Tour, famous figures, etc and be illustrated with Scott Mitchell's atmospheric, black and white photography.The Tour did feature in Wiggins's 2008 autobiography, but really only in the light of a scandal he was caught up in. The emphasis of that book was very much on his childhood, his father and track cycling at the Olympics; here, Wiggins' new found love of road racing and its pinnacle, the Tour de France, take centre stage.

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