Ned Boulting started his broadcasting career at Sky in 1997, working as a reporter alongside Jeff Stelling on the now legendary show Soccer Saturday. In 2006 he was given the Royal Television Society’s Sports Reporter of the Year Award. In addition to his work as a football reporter for ITV, he has now presented seven Tours of Britain, the Vuelta España, the Tour of California as well as the Tour Series and the inaugural Women’s Tour. He has contributed features and live reports on twelve Tours de France. He is the author of the much-loved books How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike.

"Funny, fascinating and frequently touching ... will be enjoyed by anyone with even a passing interest in cycling. No bib shorts required" -- Helen Pidd Guardian "Don't expect to read a better sports book this year. Funny, serious, quirky, hard hitting." -- Brendan Gallagher "Quirky, insightful, soulful. Could be subtitled 'cyclists are odd - discuss'" -- Matt Dickinson @DickinsonTimes "It's very funny, surprisingly insightful and features telling observations from a litany of engaging personalities along with Ned's amusing take on his own cycling experiences" Wheelsuckers "Boulting is a delightful narrator, amusingly preoccupied by his own middle-class roots" Financial Times

Ned Boulting started his broadcasting career at Sky in 1997, working as a reporter alongside Jeff Stelling on the now legendary show Soccer Saturday. In 2006 he was given the Royal Television Society’s Sports Reporter of the Year Award. In addition to his work as a football reporter for ITV, he has now presented seven Tours of Britain, the Vuelta España, the Tour of California as well as the Tour Series and the inaugural Women’s Tour. He has contributed features and live reports on twelve Tours de France. He is the author of the much-loved books How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike.

"Funny, fascinating and frequently touching ... will be enjoyed by anyone with even a passing interest in cycling. No bib shorts required" -- Helen Pidd Guardian "Don't expect to read a better sports book this year. Funny, serious, quirky, hard hitting." -- Brendan Gallagher "Quirky, insightful, soulful. Could be subtitled 'cyclists are odd - discuss'" -- Matt Dickinson @DickinsonTimes "It's very funny, surprisingly insightful and features telling observations from a litany of engaging personalities along with Ned's amusing take on his own cycling experiences" Wheelsuckers "Boulting is a delightful narrator, amusingly preoccupied by his own middle-class roots" Financial Times

Ned Boulting started his broadcasting career at Sky in 1997, working as a reporter alongside Jeff Stelling on the now legendary show Soccer Saturday. In 2006 he was given the Royal Television Society’s Sports Reporter of the Year Award. In addition to his work as a football reporter for ITV, he has now presented seven Tours of Britain, the Vuelta España, the Tour of California as well as the Tour Series and the inaugural Women’s Tour. He has contributed features and live reports on twelve Tours de France. He is the author of the much-loved books How I Won the Yellow Jumper and On the Road Bike.

"Funny, fascinating and frequently touching ... will be enjoyed by anyone with even a passing interest in cycling. No bib shorts required" -- Helen Pidd Guardian "Don't expect to read a better sports book this year. Funny, serious, quirky, hard hitting." -- Brendan Gallagher "Quirky, insightful, soulful. Could be subtitled 'cyclists are odd - discuss'" -- Matt Dickinson @DickinsonTimes "It's very funny, surprisingly insightful and features telling observations from a litany of engaging personalities along with Ned's amusing take on his own cycling experiences" Wheelsuckers "Boulting is a delightful narrator, amusingly preoccupied by his own middle-class roots" Financial Times