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Title: Tour de Force - My History-Making Tour de France
Author: Mark Cavendish (with Daniel Friebe and Peter Cossins)
Publisher: Ebury
Year: 2021
Pages: 278
Order: Penguin
What it is: Volume three of the chamois memoirs of Mark Cavendish, sprinteur - the one in which he equals Eddy Merck’s record for the number of Tour de France stages won
Strengths: The name on the cover
Weaknesses: Cavendish’s previous chamoirs have had a bit of meat on the bone... Читать дальше...

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