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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Team Sky win day-two time trial at Giro
Team Sky claimed victory on stage two's team time trial on the island of Ischia in the Giro d'Italia today.
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Moohaajim team hope for clear skies over Newbury
Trainer Marco Botti does not want to see any further rain for Moohaajim in Saturday's Aon Greenham Stakes at Newbury.
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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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Cycling expert Shane Stokes on the ructions at Team Sky over selection of a number 1 rider
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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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Cavendish quit Team Sky over 'broken promises'
Mark Cavendish has claimed broken promises ahead of this year's Tour de France forced him to quit Team Sky.
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Another Team Sky exit as de Jongh quits
Steven de Jongh has left his role as a sporting director at Team Sky after admitting to taking performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career.
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Director Sean Yates set to leave Team Sky
Team Sky has confirmed the departure of lead sports director Sean Yates and his retirement from professional cycling.
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Julich departs zero-tolerance Team Sky
Team Sky have announced the departure of race coach Bobby Julich after reaffirming their zero-tolerance policy to doping.
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Cavendish leaves Team Sky for Omega
Mark Cavendish will be the centre of attention once again after leaving Team Sky for Omega Pharma-QuickStep.
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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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'No doubts' about Leinders or Barry - Team Sky
Team Sky have stated that they carried out checks on the Dutch doctor, Dr Geert Leinders, that they employed, and former team member Michael Barry, both of whom have been mentioned in the Lance Armstrong drugs controversy.
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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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Cavendish sprints to stage win
Team Sky rider Mark Cavendish has won the second stage of the Tour de France.
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Cavendish set for Wiggins sacrifice
Bunch sprints at this year's Tour de France are set to be more closely-fought than ever after Mark Cavendish's Olympic-aimed weight loss and Team Sky commitments.
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Wiggins wins Criterium du Dauphine
Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins clinched his second successive Criterium du Dauphine title today.