[DVBC] JOHAN BRUYNEEL to Chester County Book Co.

[Larry Green]

Bob-
I hope to go.
Incidentally, my autographed copy of "Dancing on the Pedals" is by Doug 
Donaldson.
Larry

Bob LaDrew wrote:
>  
> Hello all!
>  
> My name is Joe Drabyak and I am a bookseller at the Chester County 
> Book & Music Company, 975 Paoli Pike, West Goshen Center in West 
> Chester.  I was president of the Brandywine Bicycle Club in the 
> 1980s.  I was hoping that you could assist me in getting the word out 
> to your club members about a free event here at the Chester County 
> Book Company that should be of interest to cyclists.  Here's the details:
>  
>
> *TUESDAY, JUNE 17* – Cycling’s most successful team director *JOHAN 
> BRUYNEEL*, the strategist behind the United States Postal Service Pro 
> Cycling Team and Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team, the coach who 
> guided Lance Armstrong to a record seven Tour de France victories, the 
> mastermind who realized an incredible eight Tour de France victories 
> in nine years, visits to sign and discuss his book, *WE MIGHT AS WELL 
> WIN*, at 7:30 PM.  It’s no wonder Armstrong calls Bruyneel “the poster 
> child for winning”; Bruyneel truly knows what it takes to prevail. In 
> 1998, this calculating Belgian and former pro cyclist looked a 
> struggling rider and cancer survivor in the eye and said, “Look, if 
> we’re going to ride the Tour, we might as well win.” In that powerful 
> phrase a dynasty was born.  With Bruyneel as his team director – a 
> position most often compared to that of a baseball manager, basketball 
> coach, or company CEO – Lance Armstrong seized a record seven straight 
> Tour de France victories.  Bruyneel innovated the sport of cycling and 
> went on to prove he could win without his superstar. In 2007 he took 
> the Tour de France with a young new team and a lot of nerve, and came 
> out on top again with Alberto Contador, sealing his place in sports 
> history forever.  In *WE MIGHT AS WELL WIN*, Bruyneel reveals a 
> radical recipe for winning that readers can adapt from the bike to the 
> boardroom to their own lives.
>
>  
>
> And as an added treat for all two-wheel enthusiasts, Mr. Bruyneel’s 
> co-author, *BILL STRICKLAND*, the executive editor of BICYCLING 
> magazine, and the editor of the classic volumes, *THE QUOTABLE 
> CYCLIST* and *DANCING ON THE PEDALS: THE FOUND POETRY OF PHIL 
> LIGGETT*, will also be on hand to sign and discuss his cycling–related 
> memoir, *TEN POINTS*, at 6:30 PM.
>
>  
>
> This is event is free of charge and open to all.  For more details, 
> please contact me at 610-696-1661 x. 52.  Thanks!
>
>  
>
> Joe Drabyak
>
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