Wiggins withdraws from Giro d'Italia
Bradley Wiggins has pulled out of the Giro d'Italia because of a chest infection.
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Belkov takes Giro stage 9, Nibali leads
Bradley Wiggins endured another difficult day on the ninth stage of the Giro d'Italia although defending champion Ryder Hesjedal suffered most.
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Wiggins closes the gap to leaders in Giro
British time-trial champion Alex Dowsett claimed stage eight of the Giro D'Italia today as Bradley Wiggins closed the gap on his general classification rivals.
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Wiggins Giro hopes fade after crash
Bradley Wiggins' hopes of winning the Giro d'Italia suffered a painful blow after a crash towards the end of the seventh stage between San Salvo and Pescara.
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Battaglin wins Giro stage four
Italian Enrico Battaglin won today's fourth stage of the Giro d'Italia, a 246-kms hilly stage from Policastro Bussentino.
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Wiggins 'sad and angry'
Bradley Wiggins says he was 'sad and angry' at Lance Armstrong's doping admissions
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Froome expects to lead Team Sky at Tour
Chris Froome expects to be Team Sky's spearhead for a second straight Tour de France victory next year - not defending champion Bradley Wiggins.
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Wiggins will back Sky's Le Tour leader decision
Bradley Wiggins is ready to accept whatever decision Team Sky make over their leader for next year's Tour de France.
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Wiggins targets Giro and Tour de France double
Bradley Wiggins has targeted winning the Giro d'Italia and defending his Tour de France crown back-to-back next year.
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Wiggins crowns perfect year with BBC award
Bradley Wiggins' remarkable year came to a perfect conclusion tonight as he was named winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
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Wiggins discharged from hospital
Tour de France victor Bradley Wiggins has been released from hospital after he was injured in a collision with a van.
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Wiggins in hospital after car crash
Tour de France winner and Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins is recovering in hospital after a collision with a car.
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Team Sky to sign doping pledge
Team Sky, home of Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins, has reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on doping after a day which saw Lance Armstrong become increasingly isolated.
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Wednesday: Cycling review
Roy Willoughby on his history with sideburns and Bradley Wiggins' win in the cycling time trial
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Cycling: Wiggins adds Olympic gold to Tour title
Bradley Wiggins became the first man to win the Tour de France and Olympic gold in the same year, while Ireland's David McCann finished 27th.
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Wiggins eyes Olympic gold after Tour victory
Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins aims for further success in the first week of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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Wiggins makes history with Tour de France win
Bradley Wiggins has won the 2012 Tour de France, becoming the first British man to do so in the 99th edition of the event.
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Wiggins wins to set up Paris procession
Bradley Wiggins is set to become the first British winner of the Tour de France after an imperious victory in the stage 19 time-trial to Chartres.
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Wiggins moves ever closer to historic Tour victory
Bradley Wiggins has moved within three days of becoming the first British winner of the Tour de France after successfully negotiating the final day in the Pyrenees.
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Stephen Roche backs Wiggins to win Tour
Five days of racing stand between Bradley Wiggins and Tour de France glory and Stephen Roche, the champion 25 years' ago, finds it difficult to see beyond the Briton as winner of the yellow jersey in Paris on Sunday.