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Specialized Bicycles<\/a> had three professional teams in the 2013 Tour De France. This eBook, available only on iTunes, gives the viewer a behind the scenes look at 2013 race. Each year at the race, thousands of photos are taken and only a select few end up on the consumer site and even fewer in ads. It seemed crazy that some of this amazing work might never see the light of day. I pitched the concept of creating a digital book in-house to showcase some of this photopgraphy.<\/p>\n This was created in collaboration with Specialized\u2019s amazing freelance photographers and wouldn\u2019t have been possible without them: BrakeThrough Media<\/a>, Graham Watson<\/a>, TDWSport<\/a> and Yuzuru Sunada<\/a>. The design was minimal and simply tried to bring the photography to the foreground as much as possible.<\/p>\n