Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – June 1984, No. 11 (Phil Anderson Cover) – Very Good Condition
This June 1984 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 11) features Phil Anderson on the cover, spotlighting one of the sport’s most versatile and admired professionals. The issue highlights preparations for the upcoming Olympic cycling events, profiles key international contenders, and delves into the growing popularity of America’s criterium scene. Also included are race reports from Europe’s spring classics and an exclusive interview with Anderson himself.
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Contents
FEATURES
18 – The Best of the Rest
A look at how nations around the world are preparing for the Olympic cycling events.
— by Bob Mayer
26 – Canada’s Search for Olympic Fame
The Northland boasts serious Olympic hopefuls aiming for glory in Los Angeles.
— by Dave McKenzie
32 – America’s Great Criteriums
An exploration of America’s unique contribution to cycling — the short-course criterium race.
— by Kent K. Gordis
42 – A Man for All Seasons
The Winning interview with Phil Anderson, a rider who defines versatility and consistency.
— by John Wilcockson
50 – Hat Trick for St. Patrick
Sean Kelly claims his third consecutive Paris–Nice victory.
— by John Wilcockson
58 – Moserissimo!
A rejuvenated Francesco Moser captures the first Milan–San Remo of his illustrious career.
— by Doug Stewart
68 – The Riviera Road
The Winning Tour rides the stunning coastal route of Milan–San Remo, the “Spring Classic.”
— by Léon Michaux
74 – The Racer’s Edge
Consistency: The Long-Term Key to Success
— by Connie Carpenter
DEPARTMENTS
5 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
8 – Breakaways
78 – The Bike Shop — by Maynard Hershon
80 – Scoreboard
This issue captures the energy of mid-1980s cycling, from Olympic anticipation to classic European victories. With standout features on Phil Anderson, Sean Kelly, and Francesco Moser, it’s a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage competitive cycling.