• Paperback
• Condition: Very Good
• 310 pages
• Non-Fiction: Memoir, Sports

Bradley Wiggins' double-gold victory at Beijing 2008 made him a household name. one of Britain's most successful sportsmen, he has won seven World Track Championships, six Olympic medals and has a CBE.

He is a freakishly talented and dedicated endurance athlete with a gritty urban persona - cool, outspoken, respected, inspiring - and he helped bring his sport to a new audience.

This is a story of a boy with cycling in his blood; a son abandoned by his father; the journey from council estate to Olympic glory. Updated to include the incredibly successful 2009 Tour de France, this is a compelling, no-holds barred account of his rise to global success, and an extraordinary insight into the cycling world.