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Éditions Ouest-France celebrates Bernard Hinault, the greatest French cyclist of the post-war era, by dedicating a landmark book to him. This 112-page work, titled Hinault, traces the history of a champion, a sport, an era, and recounts the extraordinary destiny of this tough Breton who boasts the most impressive French palmarès. Presentation.
For many months, journalists from the editorial staff of France’s leading daily newspaper met with Bernard Hinault, this cycling legend from Brittany. Following a writing process punctuated by discussions and confidences, Éditions Ouest-France is publishing a collection about his incredible career, marked by victories, self-reflection, outbursts, and major achievements.
Titled Hinault, this book is an exceptional encounter with this authentic and frank Breton who continues to fascinate all generations. Through intimate interviews, moving revelations, and beautiful images, the five-time Tour de France winner opens up about his life after cycling throughout the pages.
Many personalities contributed testimonials, including Eddy Merckx, Frédéric Lopez, Bixente Lizarazu, Laurent Gerra, and Philippe Brunel, to name just a few.
Hinault is part of Prolongation, the collection from Éditions Ouest-France that tells the stories of great champions from the West, past and present. This landmark book is available at a price of €19.90.
OUEST-FRANCE IN FIGURES
– Independent media group, owned by a non-profit association (loi 1901)
– 1st paid French daily newspaper
– 641,238 copies sold per day (Source: OJD 2021)
– 2,164,000 print readers per day
– 41 local editions
– 1st French news website in page views
– 359 million page views per month (Source: ACPM/OJD June 2022 – fixed, mobile, AMP website)
– 2nd French news website in visits
– 145 million visits per month (Source: ACPM/OJD June 2022 – fixed, mobile, AMP website)
– 1,576 employees, 615 journalists, and 2,400 correspondents
Source: CP
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