A book that's been a long time in the coming, Yellow Jersey Racer is worth the wait. Andrews offers an excellent broad-brush portrait of a rider and his era, of America's first Tour champion - and, today, its only Tour champion - and the years in which cycling came of age and served up some of the strongest images and stories in its history.

Feargal McKay, Podium Café

The wait for someone to write this book was obscene, but now that it's here, dare I say, it's the only book on LeMond we will need.

Red Kite Prayer

One of the joys of Guy Andrews's look at the racing career of the first American to win the Tour de France is that as well as telling Greg LeMond's story Andrews – through the chorus of voices he co-opted to tell the tale –paints a vivid picture of cycling in the 1980s. Add to that the photos – many rarely seen, few (if any) seen so often they've been reduced to visual clichés –and the story they tell of a man for all seasons and a rider often seen going on the attack – and you have a book all should want to own a copy of

Podium Cafe

The book is stunning. It is a large, beautifully bound book, it's colourful and informative. The definitive book spanning the entire career of Greg LeMond.

The Outspoken Cyclist

This is a celebration of all things LeMond, charting all the ups-and-downs of his career, year-by-year, with exclusive interviews and iconic photography.

VeloVoices

A lavishly produced look back at the career of a deservedly popular and successful cyclist

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