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The 2008 Tour de France issue

July 2008, issue 114, UK on sale June 13  (US from late June) with FREE 36-page Tour supplement

Read Procycling issue 114 for FREE 

This month we bring you the best stories on the biggest race on Earth, featuring

  • An exclusive interview with Lance Armstrong, the Tour's greatest ever rider. "Big Tex" picks his Tour favourites, adds fuel to the furore over Astana's exclusion and reveals his best and worst Tour moments
  • "I really have no time. Do you know why I'm here? To win the Tour." Tour favourite Cadel Evans welcomes us to his pre-Tour training camp
  • The Tour's most successful team boss won't be at the Tour, but Johan Bruyneel's made up for it by knocking out a book. We print an exclusive extract
  • American team bosses Jonathan Vaughters and Bob Stapleton discuss their Tour wishlists and hopes for the sport

ALSO

  • The Schlecks have the numbers but the Kirchens have the history. We profile Kim Kirchen and his illustrious cycling family
  • In 2006, John Lelangue almost masterminded a Tour victory. Two years on the ex-Phonak boss is revelling in a return to his roots
  • We send our man and the local pro to check out the new Tour finish at Prato Nevoso. It's not the big ring breeze our man expects...
  • And in bike test, Frankie Andreu assesses whether Kuota's KOM lives up to its mountain-beating name

PLUS

FREE with this month's issue is a 36-page guide to the stages, teams and contenders for the 2008 Tour de France.

Our regular columns from Tom Danielson, Frank Hoj, and Gianni Savio, as well as our Spin on the latest news including Alberto Contador's boost for the Giro, the big three prepare to launch their new gruppos, plus a first look at the new book from ex-Procycling editor Jeremy Whittle

Next issue

August 2008, issue 115, on sale July 17 - THE TOUR'S DILEMMAS
  • What next for Alberto Contador? 
  • Festina 10 years on
  • Inside Beijing's Olympic test

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