Ned Boulting is the UK’s best-known voice of cycling. He worked for ITV on every Tour de France from 2003 to 2025. Ned is the author of seven books, including the bestselling 1923, How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike. He lives in London with his wife and three cats.

A very unique, insightful, mostly amusing and often hilarious perspective from a point of view that very few see and even fewer have the capacity to divulge to us all

• 1 The accident2 Things can go wrong3 The road to Scarborough4 A cold coming5 The Victorian desk clerk6 Fieldworkers or livestock7 An Age of Wonders8 Hopping mad in Kent9 Come Prima10 Straying from the path11 Le plat players12 Soup to cry for13 From Oundle to the Alpe14 Giroscope15 A five-star review16 Is he being a twat?17 The empty Marmite jar18 Unfolding stories19 Monday morningAcknowledgements

Ned Boulting is the UK’s best-known voice of cycling. He worked for ITV on every Tour de France from 2003 to 2025. Ned is the author of seven books, including the bestselling 1923, How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike. He lives in London with his wife and three cats.

A very unique, insightful, mostly amusing and often hilarious perspective from a point of view that very few see and even fewer have the capacity to divulge to us all

• 1 The accident2 Things can go wrong3 The road to Scarborough4 A cold coming5 The Victorian desk clerk6 Fieldworkers or livestock7 An Age of Wonders8 Hopping mad in Kent9 Come Prima10 Straying from the path11 Le plat players12 Soup to cry for13 From Oundle to the Alpe14 Giroscope15 A five-star review16 Is he being a twat?17 The empty Marmite jar18 Unfolding stories19 Monday morningAcknowledgements

Ned Boulting is the UK’s best-known voice of cycling. He worked for ITV on every Tour de France from 2003 to 2025. Ned is the author of seven books, including the bestselling 1923, How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike. He lives in London with his wife and three cats.

A very unique, insightful, mostly amusing and often hilarious perspective from a point of view that very few see and even fewer have the capacity to divulge to us all

• 1 The accident2 Things can go wrong3 The road to Scarborough4 A cold coming5 The Victorian desk clerk6 Fieldworkers or livestock7 An Age of Wonders8 Hopping mad in Kent9 Come Prima10 Straying from the path11 Le plat players12 Soup to cry for13 From Oundle to the Alpe14 Giroscope15 A five-star review16 Is he being a twat?17 The empty Marmite jar18 Unfolding stories19 Monday morningAcknowledgements