Graeme Obree
Graeme Obree is a Scottish cyclist and author known for his remarkable achievements in cycling, particularly his innovative approach to bicycle design and riding techniques.
Born in 1965, Obree faced numerous challenges throughout his life, including depression and childhood trauma.
Despite these obstacles, he became a world-renowned cyclist, breaking the hour record twice and winning two world championships in individual pursuit.
Obree's ingenuity in designing his own bicycles, including the famous "Old Faithful" made partly from washing machine parts, set him apart in the cycling world.
His autobiography, "Flying Scotsman," provides a candid account of his life, career, and personal struggles.
