Bradley Wiggins

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Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins earned a big win in the Madison at worlds, and the Internet reacted as you might expect.

Mark Cavendish bounces back from a disappointing omnium performance to win another Madison world title alongside Bradley Wiggins

Bradley Wiggins and the British squad were narrowly beaten by Australia in the team pursuit at UCI Track World Championships.

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Bradley Wiggins is racing at the Dubai Tour with no agenda other than to help the young riders he's taken under his wing.

Bradley Wiggins pairs his aero Dogma F8 frame with SRAM eTap wireless shifting and Zipp 404 tubulars.

The Brit is focused on winning Olympic track cycling gold this summer at the Rio Janeiro Games.

The British rider says the UCI checked his bike for a hidden motor after he broke the hour record last summer.

With a flurry of hour record attempts in 2015, there's little doubt that 60 minutes is the time period of the year.

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Bradley Wiggins will be among those lining up for the third Dubai Tour, which on Sunday announced a 2016 lineup featuring 10 WorldTour teams

The 2012 Tour de France champion has reverted back to his track racing roots, which includes bulking up for the team pursuit.

Current hour record holder Bradley Wiggins alludes to "Merckx Hour" aspirations in new book

The peloton is undergoing a shift, as another wave of high-profile retirements swept through the sport this year.

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The Amgen Tour announces its host cities for 2016 and also confirms that 2014 champ Bradley Wiggins will return to California.

The 2012 Tour de France champion is aiming to compete on the track at the 2016 Olympics.

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The Tour has plenty of big name firepower, but there are several riders not at the French grand tour

Photos from Bradley Wiggins' record-breaking hour

Bradley Wiggins set the bar high over the weekend — here are eight riders who could challenge his record

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The Englishman registered a new mark of 54.526km in a London velodrome Sunday

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Bradley Wiggins covers 54.526km in his hour-record ride, eclipsing the mark of 52.937 km set last month by Alex Dowsett

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The Englishman will attempt to break the hour mark this weekend on the velodrome that hosted track cycling at the London Olympics

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With his hour record attempt looming, Wiggins turns to 3D-printing technology to give him a modern edge

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Bradley Wiggins relieved to move on from Team Sky and focus on his individual ambitions and his role as mentor to his development team

Alex Dowsett is next up to take a run at the hour record, Saturday in Manchester, with the shadow of Wiggins' upcoming attempt looming

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The 2012 Tour de France winner is slated to ride with his new squad, Wiggins, at the three-day race

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The Englishman will attempt to break the mark currently held by Rohan Dennis in London's Olympic velodrome on June 7 and is aiming high

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Though he didn't close out his road career with a fairytale win at Roubaix, Bradley Wiggins rode with panache in his final day in Sky kit

German John Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) won Paris-Roubaix with a courageous late-race move, followed by a brilliant finishing sprint

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Bradley Wiggins says his odds are even better at this year's Paris-Roubaix, thanks to better preparation and a clear team game plan

Can Alexander Kristoff pull off the Flanders-Roubaix double, or will someone else emerge from the dusty cobbles as Sunday's winner?

Bradley Wiggins is closing out his professional road career on the Paris-Roubaix pavé. The diversity of his palmares is unrivaled

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Sky's impressive run of spring classics results suffered a setback at Flanders, but the British team is confident that Wiggins will deliver

Hot off his Flanders victory, the Katusha rider is the top favorite for Wednesday's Scheldeprijs that starts without Kittel or Cavendish

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Great Britain's Bradley Wiggins enjoys flying the flag lately, and hopes Geraint Thomas has his own banner day at Flanders

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Geraint Thomas comes into the Tour of Flanders after winning E3 Harelbeke and taking third at Gent-Wevelgem

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Bradley Wiggins claimed his first, and perhaps his last, TT wearing the rainbow jersey as he tunes up form for farewell ride at Roubaix

World champ Wiggins rides to first TT win of the season in De Panne as Kristoff buttons up the overall title in fourth and final stage

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After an early abandon in Sunday's Gent-Wevelgem, Bradley Wiggins hopes to tune form for Roubaix at midweek Belgian race

Titled in more ways than one, Sir Bradley Wiggins brings a little something extra to a team already riding like royalty

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Big names and bigger teams are fine-tuning form and team compositions in this week's semi-classics ahead of the major spring races

Another win for Sky, with Wout Poels riding away from the favorites at Tirreno-Adriatico, confirms the team is off to a fast start in 2015

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The Paris-Nice route this year will offer something for everyone in the peloton

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Bradley Wiggins will fine-tune his form at Paris-Nice in advance of a run at Paris-Roubaix later this spring

Much like Milano-Sanremo a month later, Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne is very much dependent on factors outside an individual racer's control

Bradley Wiggins says winning Paris-Roubaix is a difficult feat — as tough as learning how to moonwalk

The British outfit performs best in stage racing, but it is targeting this season's classics with a "strength in numbers" mentality

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