One Gear, No Breaks : Lori-Ann Muenzer's Ride to Belief, Belonging, and a Gold Medal

by Lori-Ann Muenzer

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When 38-year-old underdog Lori-Ann Muenzer entered the 2004 Olympics, few people believed that she would be able to compete with cyclists half her age. Muenzer persevered, pushed hard, kept her mind on track, and became the match sprint Olympic champion. This book tells her inspiring story.

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When 38-year-old underdog Lori-Ann Muenzer entered the 2004 Olympics, few people believed that she would be able to compete with cyclists half her age. Muenzer persevered, pushed hard, kept her mind on track, and became the match sprint Olympic champion. This book tells her inspiring story.

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