This Newspaper is Tino Pohlmann's 16-page tribute to one of cycling's most storied climbs, a limited single-edition print publication documenting his personal encounter with the mountain.
"My first trip to the Col du Galibier was certainly one of my biggest moments. When I think back to how I stood beneath that mountain – surrounded by the infinite beauty of the valley and the road running through it – it still gives me goosebumps to this day."
—Tino Pohlmann
The Col du Galibier stands at 2,642 meters in the French Dauphiné Alps, one of cycling's most legendary ascents and a cornerstone of Tour de France history since 1911. Tino Pohlmann's work captures the timeless essence of this mountain sanctuary, where winding roads cut through dramatic high-altitude landscapes beneath the Grand Galibier peak. His perspective transforms the Galibier into an enduring meditation on the relationship between human ambition and alpine grandeur.
| Type | Newspaper |
| Language | English |
| Publication Frequency | 1 Edition |
| Format | 29 × 38 cm |
| Length | 16 pages |
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