Bradley Wiggins

A thrilling victory atop Alpe d'Huez only raises expectations about Pidcock's grand tour future. His coach says 'we are going to see his limits.'

2012 Tour winner also praises performances of Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas.

'It’s a natural thing for people who are dominant, who take every little last crumb of success,' says former Tour de France winner.

'A lot of people were anticipating that coming back on Patrick Lefevere,' Wiggins says of the decision to leave Mark Cavendish at home.

'I can’t account for the person that I was then off the bike because it’s what made me good on the bike,' says 2012 Tour de France winner.

Former teammate and Tour de France winner thinks Cavendish should be on the start line in Copenhagen.

It has been 10 years since Bradley Wiggins became the first British Tour de France winner. What happened next for the members of Sky's 2012 Tour-winning squad.

'I could sense through his body language that he wasn’t on a good day,' says former Tour de France winner.

'It all impacted me as an adult … I buried it,' says 41-year-old.

'When they went in the crosswinds, and split it, they took the opportunity. We’ve never seen anything like that in Paris-Roubaix,' said former Tour de France winner.

'There’s every chance that Pogačar could win the Tour of Flanders. He’s an exceptional rider,' says former Tour de France winner.

The 2012 Tour de France winner says the only rider capable of taking on Pogačar is fellow Slovenian Primož Roglič.

'Sir Wiggo' made history by becoming the UK's first Tour de France winner, but there were bumps along the road.

The 2012 Tour de France winner, and multiple Olympic gold medalist, says he found it hard to deal with the fame his success brought.

The former record-holder will make another run at the mark of 55.089km nearly a year after initially scheduled date.

Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, September 30.

Because he is not part of the WADA anti-doping pool, his ride will only count as a British record even if he beats the all-time mark.

With prestige and national honor on the line, the Olympics count for lot more than they used to among the top pros.

Here's what's making headlines on Tuesday, March 9.

Corso Sports widens the marketing net for its stars in new deals with top soccer agent, London agency.

Four years after an agriculture accident nearly took his life, Brit Sean Yates lives a rustic lifestyle without electricity or running water in the Spanish countryside.

Team Sky revolutionized the way the Tour de France was raced, winning seven Tours in eight years. The team garnered plenty of criticism for its budget and its penchant for pushing the rules.

Ex-pro Wiggins says the Dane's rainbow jersey is the most unexpected in decades as Pedersen plans to debut stripes

The 2012 Tour de France champion said he wants to put memories of his difficult childhood and mental toughness to work helping others.

Though it took too long, the case to disqualify Juan José Cobo from the 2011 Vuelta is an important milestone in the fight for clean sport.

The UCI has cited Juan Jose Cobo for a biological passport violation, which could strip the Spaniard of his 2011 Vuelta title; a move that would give the win to Froome

Former world hour record holder Bradley Wiggins says his compatriot Geraint Thomas is suited to break the new record set by Victor Campenaerts.

While reigning Tour champ Geraint Thomas has charmed the public, 2012 winner Bradley Wiggins remains prickly on recent book tour.

Thomas joins condemnation of Wiggins' description of Armstrong as "perfect" Tour de France rider

UCI boss also discusses increased possibilities for women's cycling, supports calls for review of WADA

The British cycling legend admitted that Simon Yates is thriving better at Mitchelton-Scott than he would have on Sky.

Bradley Wiggins reacted to Geraint Thomas's Tour de France win by saying he could repeat next year.

Bradley Wiggins has said he's discovered "very sinister" details relating to the leak of his (TUEs) and the so-called 'Jiffy bag' case which he now wants made public.

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Days after report alleging abuse of TUE protocols, Bradley Wiggins faces further pressure from British government over allegations of tax avoidance.

Strade Bianche was a muddy masterpiece of bicycle racing — we've got takes on that plus thoughts on the Sky saga and Wiggins.

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Here are portions of a 2009 interview British journalist Lionel Birnie conducted with Team Sky Principal David Brailsford.

Shane Sutton wants Bradley Wiggins and Dr. Richard Freeman to speak out and tell their side of the TUE scandal.

Jonathan Vaughters says Bradley Wiggins's alleged abuse of TUE protocols would be impossible if Team Sky were part of MPCC.

Bradley Wiggins said the accusations leveled at him in a lengthy report from the British House of Commons are false.

Government report states Sky, Wiggins used corticosteroids as performance enhancers prior to the 2012 Tour de France

A story claims there could be evidence that suggests the patches were ordered, not sent in error.

Bradley Wiggins presented the 2018 roster for Team Wiggins this week, and he said the squad will not pressure riders to get results.

Bradley Wiggins continues his foray into rowing at this weekend's British Rowing Indoor Championships in London.

Paralympic cycling gold medalist Jody Cundy said the practice "muddies the water" around Bradley Wiggins.

The retired Tour de France champion is undertaking the sport of rowing, so we chatted with a former Olympian about his chances.

Former Team Sky coach Shane Sutton admits using therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) to give the cyclists he worked with an edge.

After UKAD inconclusively closes the Sky/Wiggins investigation, fans are left wondering what happened with the mysterious jiffy bag.

Bradley Wiggins considers legal options against UKAD after the investigation led to what he claims was "a malicious witch hunt."

The UK Anti-Doping Agency closes its investigation into the "jiffy bag" matter, which dates back to the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné.

Dr. Richard Freeman told British lawmakers the mystery package Bradley Wiggins received at the 2011 Dauphiné contained a decongestant.

Embroiled in a scandal around the potential use of a banned substance, the former pro opened up about British Cycling's success.

Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford has revealed he was treated with the corticosteroid triamcinolone by former team doctor Richard Freeman.

UK Anti-Doping chief blasts British Cycling, Team Sky, and doctor Richard Freeman for not keeping medical records of Bradley Wiggins's TUE.

The Sky boss hints at potentially stepping down from his role at the British squad, pending the outcome of the UKAD probe.

Dave Brailsford says that UK Anti-Doping should not be speaking publicly about an ongoing investigation into Team Sky's TUE controversy.

The head of UK Anti-Doping has criticised Team Sky over inability to prove what was in a package delivered to team doctor during 2011 race.

Following his retirement from pro cycling, Bradley Wiggins announces he will go on a British reality TV show about ski jumping.

British Cycling is still to provide proof a package delivered to Bradley Wiggins in 2011 contained only a legal decongestant.

The Briton bows out of the sport with a Tour de France win, five Olympic gold medals, and eight world titles.

Shane Sutton spoke with British officials Monday about the delivery Wiggins received at the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné.

British Sports minister Tracey Crouch says Sky's Dave Brailsford faces "important questions" about a package currently under investigation.

A British media report claims Sky will not be slapped with citations or sanctions stemming from the 2011 incident.

Five-time Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins has to clear up question marks remaining over why he was granted TUEs, Chris Froome says.

The Sky principal is expected to answer questions from the Culture, Media and Sport select committee.

In an emotional and dramatic farewell race at the London velodrome, Tour champ Bradley Wiggins hints he may carry on racing.

The TUE scandal has enveloped British Cycling, with questions around Bradley Wiggins's use of otherwise banned drugs before big races.

Chris Froome said Friday he wants to see WADA and the UCI get a better handle on the controversial TUE process.

The British rider participates in this week's London Six Day amid questions surrounding the TUE scandal.

The three-time Tour de France champion said it's impossible to know whether Wiggins was cheating the system.

Wiggins reportedly registered a "whereabouts failure" earlier this year — not long before criticizing Deignan for her own whereabouts issues

Bradley Wiggins draws the ire of Abu Dhabi Tour organizers by backing out on his commitment to race the season-ending event.

Team Sky finds itself under renewed scrutiny, due to hacked information about the team's TUEs and a new, controversial Daily Mail report.

Daily Mail reports that UK anti-doping is currently "investigating an allegation of wrongdoing in cycling" against Bradley Wiggins and Sky

Bradley Wiggins told UK newspaper The Guardian he was "fully aware" that corticosteroid Triamcinolone Acetonide had a checkered past.

Every sport has a murky, gray area separating gamesmanship from low-grade cheating. Should Bradley Wiggins be punished for his TUE scandal?