Froome eyes many Tour de France victories
Chris Froome made clear on Wednesday that he has no intention of ever again playing second fiddle to compatriot and Sky team mate Bradley Wiggins on the Tour de France.
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Froome victorious in Criterium du Dauphine
Chris Froome navigated poor weather on the final stage of the Criterium du Dauphine to underline his status as Tour de France favourite with overall victory.
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Measured Froome leads into final day of Dauphine
Team Sky's Chris Froome will take a 51-second lead into tomorrow's final day of the Criterium du Dauphine after a superbly measured performance on stage seven.
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Veilleux wins first stage of Criterium du Dauphine
Canadian David Veilleux broke away to score the biggest victory of his career on the opening stage of the Criterium du Dauphine as Team Sky's Chris Froome led home the general classification contenders in Champery.
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Brailsford backing for Froome in Le Tour
Chris Froome will lead Team Sky's charge at this year's Tour de France, team principal Dave Brailsford reiterated today.
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Froome wins Tour de Romandie
Britain's Chris Froome has won the Tour de Romandie, holding off the challenge of Simon Spilak by 54 seconds in Geneva.
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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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Froome empathises with Team Sky departee Cavendish
Chris Froome has backed former team-mate Mark Cavendish over his claims that he left Team Sky could have done more to help him during this year's Tour de France
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Stage win for Gilbert, Roche 32nd
Joaquim Rodriguez further extended his lead over Chris Froome at the top of the Vuelta a Espana general classification after finishing second behind Philippe Gilbert on stage nine today.
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Froome: "I could win this Tour, but not at Sky"
Chris Froome hopes to have the full support of Team Sky at the 2013 Tour de France if the route for the centenary edition of the race is as mountainous as expected.
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Wiggins leads British 1-2 in Tour de France
A counter attack from yellow jersey Bradley Wiggins and Team Sky colleague Chris Froome saw the Britons move into first and second place overall after stage 11 of the Tour de France.
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Wiggins in yellow as Roche makes top ten
Bradley Wiggins took possession of the Tour de France race leader's yellow jersey after a dominant performance from Team Sky today, capped by a stage-seven success for Chris Froome.
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Cobo wins the Vuelta a Espana
Spain's Juan Jose Cobo won the Vuelta a Espana today ahead of Britain's Chris Froome.
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Bennati claims stage 20 of La Vuelta
Italy's Daniele Bennati won stage 20 of the Tour of Spain on Saturday as Spaniard Juan Jose Cobo maintained his 13-second overall lead.
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Froome still trails Cobo
Team Sky's Christopher Froome remained 13 seconds off Vuelta a Espana leader Juan Jose Cobo after the 18th stage this afternoon.
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Froome closes gap with Vuelta stage win
Team Sky's Christopher Froome made up nine seconds on Vuelta a Espana leader Juan Jose Cobo as he edged out the Spaniard to win stage 17 in Pena Cabarga.
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Haedo takes stage 16 of Vuelta
Argentina's Juan Jose Haedo won the 16th stage of the Vuelta a Espana today while Juan Jose Cobo extended his lead over Team Sky duo Christopher Froome and Bradley Wiggins at the top of the overall classification.
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Wiggins takes control of Vuelta
Bradley Wiggins claimed the overall lead in the Vuelta a Espana, replacing Team Sky colleague Chris Froome.
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Froome assumes lead in Vuelta
Team Sky enjoyed a memorable day on the 11th stage of the Vuelta a Espana, with Chris Froome taking the leader's red jersey and Bradley Wiggins bursting into the top three.