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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1993 (No. 111) – Lance Armstrong Feature – Good Condition
This April 1993 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 111) spotlights Lance Armstrong and the shifting landscape of global professional cycling during the early 1990s. Inside, readers will find in-depth coverage of the new international powers rising in the sport, team roster overviews, pro racing calendars, and analysis from cycling legends like Greg LeMond, Davis Phinney, and Maynard Hershon. With features on Belgium’s Johan Museeuw, Johan Bruyneel, and the growing U.S. cycling scene, this issue offers a comprehensive snapshot of cycling’s evolving world order.
The magazine is in good condition, with minor age-related wear. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive.
Please review all photos for accurate condition details.
All items are shipped in protective plastic coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
4 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
10 – Ask the Stars
43 – Inside Winning
68 – What’s in Store
72 – Dealer Guide
COLUMNS
6 – Editor’s Corner — The “Race to Hell”
by Rich Carlson
42 – Greg LeMond — Only One Priority
64 – Davis Phinney — It’s Your Turn
78 – Keeping Fit — Weigh To Go
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
80 – Sitting In — Too Nice To Ride
by Maynard Hershon
World champions Jan Bolland and Bunki Bankaitis-Davis discuss their careers and women’s racing.
FEATURES
16 – The New World Order — The trend in recent years has continued in 1993, with the old strongholds of cycling ceding ground to new powers.
by Kenny Pryde
19 – Big Guns — The smart money is on Spanish and Italian teams to clean up when it comes to the major tours. Here’s why.
by Kenny Pryde
22 – The New Boys — The ongoing Euro-cycling recession hasn’t proved catastrophic, but it did cause some significant changes.
by Kenny Pryde
26 – Hard Choices — Belgium’s best hope for a classic win rests on the shoulders of Johan Museeuw, who this year departed Lotto, his country’s biggest team.
by Kenny Pryde
30 – Bigger and Better — For Belgium’s Johan Bruyneel, moving to a Spanish team portends a bright future.
by Kenny Pryde
34 – International Team Rosters
46 – 1993 Pro Calendar
52 – Steady at the Wheel — U.S. cycling continues to add teams and events, especially at the professional level.
by Rich Carlson
55 – Staying Put — For most off-road riders, staying with the same team again this year was the preferred choice.
by Tracy Seip
58 – The “Winning Project” — Can an affordable racing bike compete with the high-priced stuff? We hope to find out in this ongoing series.
by Rich Carlson
60 – The Right Stuff — Two members of the 1992 world championship 50-km team time trial squad share their views on elite-level women’s racing.
by Maynard Hershon
Condition Notes: Good condition with minor surface and edge wear. Please check photos for full condition details.
Packaging: Each issue ships in a plastic protective sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.