Original Cycling Weekly magazine from May 2001 covering one of the most turbulent periods in modern professional cycling.

This issue focuses heavily on the 2001 Giro d’Italia and the fallout surrounding Stefano Garzelli’s positive test during the race, with extensive reporting and analysis from inside the professional peloton.

Features include:

Giro d’Italia 2001 coverage
Stefano Garzelli controversy
professional cycling analysis
race reports and rider commentary
cycling technology and bike testing
early-2000s road racing journalism

An interesting historical snapshot from a difficult and highly debated period in cycling history, documenting how the sport and media grappled with doping scandals during the era.

Ideal for:

cycling memorabilia collectors
Giro d’Italia fans
cycling historians
vintage sports magazine collections
researchers of cycling history

Condition is good vintage condition with age-related wear and original retail sticker visible on cover.

💬 A Word from Sorcha Rosa

Cycling magazines from this period are fascinating because they document both the beauty and the contradictions of professional cycling during the late-1990s and early-2000s era.

🏷️ Product Details

Publication

Cycling Weekly

Date

May 2001

Type

Vintage Cycling Magazine

Country

United Kingdom

Condition

Good Vintage Condition

Stefano Garzelli

Cycling Weekly Magazine – May 2001 | Giro d’Italia “Drugs in Giro” Issue