Amid a tasty summer of sporting events, one of the highlights has got to be the annual La Grande Boucle, otherwise known as the Tour de France. Arguably the most famous bike race in the world, it has become something of a sporting institution since its first edition in the early 1900s.

Sportswear brand Rapha marked this year’s edition of the event with a series of offerings at its cult clubhouses, including daily race screenings, sweepstakes, a special menu and tribute rides. To celebrate 13 decades of the tour, the retailer also opened an exhibition at its recently revamped London clubhouse in Soho.

Titled 13, the show features a series of graphic posters by 13 designers and design studios ranging from well-known cycling fanatic Paul Smith to A Practice for Everyday Life. Other contributors include Choque le Goff, BCMH, Studio Lowrie, Colophon Foundry, Soft Power, Accept & Proceed, Actual Source, Rapha Studio, Nosport, Commercial Type, and Colin Doerffler.

The designers were tasked with representing one decade of the race in their own unique style, drawing on the rich history and stories hidden within the event’s various eras.

13 is on display at Rapha’s London clubhouse until July 28. A limited run of 20 prints per design will be available, priced at £75 each; rapha.cc