Three of the 1960’s brightest stars - Darrigade, Anquetil and Poulidor - fought out the stages of the grand tours in a decade when France was the leader of the pro cycling world ...
1962 Tour de France - The first trade team Tour de France for 32 years went off smoothly. It was a far better race than in 1961, and might have been the greatest ever but for the unfortunate accident to Rik Van Looy at roughly "half-time." more
1964 Tour de France - A relatively quiet Tour de France beginning, in the racing sense, opened hopefully for Britain when Michael Wright just missed taking the yellow jersey right from the start ... more
1967 Tour de France - The shocking image of Tom Simpson and the caption “Your tribute to Britain’s greatest rider” sums up the summer of 1967 for anyone who was a cycling fan at the time. more
1968 Tour de France - The route of the race and a GB team photo plus link to report ... more
1969 Tour de France - Still looking for any interesting contributions ...