Sir Bradley Wiggins
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Dave Brailsford has said ‘mistakes were made’ by Team Sky relating to anti-doping and medical procedures but ‘there is a fundamental difference between process failures and wrongdoing’
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Sir Bradley Wiggins revealed he was ‘gutted to be leaving’ the television programme The Jump but there was ‘no horror smash’ and he does not require surgery or a cast
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The British Cycling coach Simon Cope said: ‘Hand on heart … I do not know what was in there’ as it emerged he had been summoned to appear before a select committee along with the former Team Sky doctor
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Nicole Cooke has launched an excoriating attack on British Cycling and told MPs she has no faith in the UK Anti-Doping Agency’s ability to investigate cases or the testing they conduct
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Sir Bradley Wiggins has acquired new management at the M&C Saatchi Merlin agency
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The cycling legend’s entry into the Channel 4 reality show will be seen by some as a sell-out, but we can’t expect our sporting heroes to have impeccable legacies
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Sir Bradley Wiggins, Britain’s greatest ever all-round cyclist, is facing one last irony in a career packed with contradictions
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Bradley Wiggins told the crowd the Ghent six-day victory might not be his last race but later admitted ‘much as my heart wants to, my head is saying no’
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Bradley Wiggins was due to retire from competitive cycling next month but has now not ruled out continuing his career
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British Cycling will be asked to explain the use of therapeutic use exemptions at a parliamentary hearing, which could also address wider issues in the sport
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For the first time since September’s revelations about his TUEs use, Sir Bradley Wiggins was back in action, appearing at the 2016 Six Day event at the London Velodrome.
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Bradley Wiggins put the controversy over Therapeutic Use Exemptions to one side when he competed in the London Six Day ride in the Olympic Velodrome
The Observer view on doping in cycling