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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – June 1987 (No. 47) – Scott Berryman Cover – Good Condition
This June 1987 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 47) features Scott Berryman on the cover and spotlights the exciting world of American track racing. With in-depth profiles of top sprinters like Mark Gorski, Connie Paraskevin, Steve Hegg, and Rebecca Twigg-Whitehead, this issue explores the challenges and triumphs of athletes balancing road and track ambitions. Also featured are Sean Kelly’s sixth Paris–Nice victory, Teun Van Vliet’s Het Volk win, and rich commentary on the resurgence of professional velodrome racing in the U.S.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
8 – Breakaways
91 – Scoreboard
92 – What’s in Store
FEATURES
14 – Track Racing: The Speed Merchant’s Game
Some say track racing in America is fading; others see a promising future.
16 – Room at the Top
Top U.S. sprinter Mark Gorski eyes gold after years of silver finishes.
by Rich Carlson
20 – The Dream Remains the Same
Connie Paraskevin pursues one goal each year — to be the best.
by Rich Carlson
24 – Hey Nelson, When Do We Party?
America’s easygoing sprinter with serious speed.
by Rich Carlson
26 – Coming on Strong
America’s current national sprint champ has speed to burn.
by Rich Carlson
28 – Road, Track or Both?
Rebecca Twigg-Whitehead faces a full calendar and a tough decision.
by Rich Carlson
30 – The Pursuit of Happiness?
Olympic gold medalist Steve Hegg is tired of “going in circles.”
by Rich Carlson
32 – Kilo Contender
The Australian powerhouse climbs toward the top.
by Piera Larocca
38 – Tale of Two Cities
Montreal’s Olympic Velodrome and New York’s Kissena Velodrome face hard times.
by Rich Carlson
42 – A Guide to America’s Velodromes
A look at the nation’s fastest and oldest racing tracks.
44 – Let the Show Begin!
Jack Simes III works to revive professional indoor cycling in the U.S.
by Rich Carlson
48 – Back to the Future?
Big-time pro track racing could be making a comeback.
by Peter Nye
54 – A Question of Philosophy
Tough, fast, and determined, Allen Bell ushers in a new era of track racing.
by Rich Carlson
62 – Kelly Makes It Six
Sean Kelly claims his sixth Paris–Nice victory.
by Phil Liggett
72 – Teun Turns on the Power
Teun Van Vliet dominates at Het Volk.
by Graham Watson
76 – Opportunity Knocks
Scandinavian champion Rolf Sorensen shines at Tirreno–Adriatico.
by Bruno Prinzie
78 – U.S. Season Opener
Broznowski starts the year strong in Florida.
by Richard Fries
83 – The Pilgrim of San Marcos
Framebuilder Dave Moulton thrives in Southern California.
by Rich Carlson
COLUMNS
100 – Keeping Fit — Suntan and Cycling
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
102 – The Bike Shop — A Genuine Hero
by Maynard Hershon
104 – A Personal Viewpoint — Where Couch Potatoes Rule
by P. Yuri Samer
Condition: Good vintage condition with light age wear.
Protection: Includes a plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.