The Times and Life of Beryl Burton Book by William Fotheringham

Beryl Burton dominated women’s racing in the UK during the 1960s and 1970s, taking almost 100 national titles, often competing on equal terms with men.

Burton died in 1996 but remains a household name in British cycling and in her native Yorkshire, and is this hardback book written by one of our favourite cycling authors & journalists Will Fotheringham will be published to coincide with the world championships in Yorkshire.

A unique Beryl Burton jersey and matching bib shorts are also available from Prendas Ciclismo that celebrates her first victory in Leipzig, 1960.

Features: 

• Written by a renowned author & journalist William Fotheringham
• Self-published, hardback book
• £1 from every sale goes to the Dave Rayner Fund
• Blog: Read our Q&A with author William Fotheringham
• Review: thewashingmachinepost by Brian Palmer
• Review: The Greatest by road.cc
• Review: PEZ Bookshelf by pezcyclingnews.com
• Guardian Review: How Beryl Burton helped shake-up cycling by Richard Williams

Hardcover: 286 pages.
Language: English.
ISBN: 9781912419531.
Publication: September 2019.