The Yellow Jersey
The Yellow Jersey by Ralph Hurne is a novel set in the competitive realm of professional bicycle racing, published by Pan Books in 1975. This edition, comprising 222 pages, follows aging racer Terry Davenport as he navigates the challenges of the Tour de France while simultaneously pursuing romantic interests. The narrative explores the complexities of his life as he dons the coveted Yellow Jersey, a symbol of his fleeting success.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the cycling world, intertwined with themes of ambition and desire. The story delves into the dynamics of competition and personal relationships, reflecting the nature of professional sports. This re-issue of Hurne’s first and most notable work offers insights into the life of a cyclist, capturing the essence of both the race and the personal struggles that accompany it.
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A novel based in the world of professional bicycle racing. Always first and foremost in pursuit of women, aging professional bicycle racer Terry Davenport suddenly finds himself in the Tour de France wearing the Yellow Jersey. It seems too good to last…
About the Author
Ralph Hurne is the author a number of books and articles based on bicycle racing. This is a re-issue of his first, and most famous, novel, which received widespread praise when it first came out in 1973. It is now republished in conjunction with his most recent novel, They’ll Never Catch You Now.
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