David Brailsford

47-year-old raced from 1986-2002 and won several races and grand tour stages, along with an Olympic silver medal

Team principal defends Bradley Wiggins, others regarding "Internet rumors" that allege doping on the British squad

The Paris-Nice champ says no other team trains as hard as Sky, adding: "The proof's in the pudding"

Bradley Wiggins and Dave Brailsford make the 2013 New Year Honors List, and Alessandro Ballan leaves intensive care

Sky principal Dave Brailsford confirms the likely scenario that defending Tour champ Bradley Wiggins will target the Giro

Sky principal and British Cycling performance director won't step down now, despite indications he would do so earlier this year

Shaun Stephens leaves Australian Institute of Sport for Sky in 2013

Management said Yates gave "no admissions or disclosures that would have required him to leave the team"

The Telegraph reports that Sean Yates has left the team in connection with an anti-doping purge

American confesses to using banned substances under Sky's new anti-doping policy

Among those asked for "assurances" is sporting director Sean Yates, a former Armstrong teammate

The mountainous South American nation is climbing the UCI ranks with big-time race winners spread across Europe

Zomegnan: doping is everywhere, not just cycling; Absalon flats out of Olympic defense; Brailsford builds on success

Largely unknown outside cycling circles, the new Tour champ is stepping into the limelight

Bradley Wiggins has hit out at critics as questions over Geert Leinders, transparency build

Team Sky manager David Brailsford is hoping to have the last laugh this year if Bradley Wiggins manages to win the Tour de France

The boss of British Cycling and Team Sky fights a two-front war for Tour yellow and Olympic gold

Doping tolerated at Rabobank until 2007; Farrar returns to Giro; Cavendish and Thomas partner up

Must Reads: Gilbert to race Ghent-Wevelgem to gain form; Brailsford: 'Trying to win everything is a recipe for failure;' WADA chief laments lack of blood testing

Dave Brailsford had a full plate in 2010 as he created Great Britain’s first major professional cycling team. After steering the British track team to dominance in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Brailsford turned his attention to the road.

VeloNews chats with Team Sky's Dave Brailsford after the men's road race at worlds.

Dave Brailsford says Cavendish could win if circumstances are right. But he's got a Plan B, as well

Dave Brailsford says new world champ Emma Pooley is the perfect mix of brains and brawn — and still has room for improvement

In one of the most anticipated team rollouts in years, Team Sky is officially presented to the world in London.