BARRY SHEENE ET LA 500 SUZUKI (WITH DVD)

LA FABRIQUE D'UN CHAMPION


Barry Sheene is one of Britain's most famous riders, a true motorcycling star. His cheeky personality has inspired millions of fans. "Bazza" became popular not only for his victories: with his... Read more
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Barry Sheene is one of Britain's most famous riders, a true motorcycling star. His cheeky personality has inspired millions of fans. "Bazza" became popular not only for his victories: with his sense of humour and his jokes he conquered crowds.

He was one of the most popular and charismatic champions of the 70s and 80s, an icon of the continental Circus, a symbol of imagination and ease, idolised by fans all over the world.

In addition to his two world titles with Suzuki in 500 class, the most prestigious of all, his fame stemmed from his incredible courage and determination in wiping out the traces of two accidents that occurred in 1975 and 1982.

Two terrible crashes at over 270 kilometres and from which one still wonders how he made it out alive and above all how he got back on track a few weeks later.

Forty years after his second world title, Jacques Bussillet retraces the career of this rich, famous and adored man, at whose side he worked from 1970 until his death in March 2003.

The memories of their unique friendship allow him to draw a unique portrait, an intimate profile of a 20-year-old boy who became world champion under his watchful eye, with his moments of glory and desperation, of greatness and weakness. An original and surprising book that is also a testimony of an unforgettable era.

Barry Sheene et la 500 Suzuki, la fabrique d'un champion has 218 pages and more than 350 pictures, many rare and unpublished. Attached to the book is a DVD on the champion's career.

Product specification

Binding
In hardback
Pages
218
ISBN / EAN
9782377970087
Publisher
Languages
French
Publication date
09/2017
Dimensions
24 x 29 x 2,5 cm

Additional information

Book type or Series
History; Racing; Photo Book

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