LA VUELTA A ESPAÑA. CYCLING CORRIDA - ALVARO CALLEJA

Discover the fascinating story of one of the most spectacular cycling races in the world. "La Vuelta a España" is not only a sporting competition but also an epic tale of human dramas, conspiracies, and an indomitable will to fight. Immerse yourself in the world of cycling heroes and learn the behind-the-scenes of this legendary race.

• The history of the race is intertwined with the fate of Spain
• An arena for human dramas and conspiracies
• A story about difficult times giving hope
• Nurturing cycling heroes remembered with fondness
• Discover the story of one of the most beautiful races in the world

Alvaro Calleja takes us on a journey along the sun-drenched roads of the Iberian Peninsula, showing the history of the Vuelta a España race. From the first editions, reminiscent of a struggle for survival, to the modern spectacle that attracts the attention of the whole world. This book is a fascinating journey through decades of cycling history, full of human dramas, conspiracies, and moments that have been etched in the memory of fans around the world. Do you know which cyclist stopped at the tops of mountain passes to eat ice cream? Whose duels ignited the Spanish audience? And why did Eddy Merckx's visit resemble a farce?

The book "La Vuelta a España. Cycling corrida" is a must-read for every cycling fan, but also for those who appreciate passionate stories about human fates and an indomitable will to fight. The author describes with extraordinary precision and passion the fate of the race, which has permanently entered the history of the sport. Thanks to this book, you will get to know the Vuelta and its heroes in a way that has never been seen before. Let yourself be carried away by the whirlwind of cycling emotions and set off on the sun-drenched roads of the Iberian Peninsula!

The book has 328 pages and a format of 205x140 mm. It was published in 2020 in paperback by Sine Qua Non publishing house. Alvaro Calleja, the author of the book, has been writing about cycling for over a decade. He collaborates with "Ciclismo a Fondo", "Bike", "Radio Marca" and "Bicisport", and in the past was the editor-in-chief of "Deportes Cuatro". His knowledge and passion make the book extremely engaging and full of curiosities. It is an ideal read for all lovers of cycling and sports history.