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The three-time Tour de France champion breaks his silence regarding the controversy surrounding the Sky boss.

British Cycling is dealing with several scandals, including one involving drugs and Team Sky general manager Dave Brailsford.

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Team Sky principal David Brailsford says his staff made mistakes but denies wrongdoing amid ongoing TUE/doping investigation.

Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford has revealed he was treated with the corticosteroid triamcinolone by former team doctor Richard Freeman.

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The Sky boss hints at potentially stepping down from his role at the British squad, pending the outcome of the UKAD probe.

Dave Brailsford says that UK Anti-Doping should not be speaking publicly about an ongoing investigation into Team Sky's TUE controversy.

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British Sports minister Tracey Crouch says Sky's Dave Brailsford faces "important questions" about a package currently under investigation.

The Sky principal is expected to answer questions from the Culture, Media and Sport select committee.

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Dave Brailsford stood by Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins in his first press appearance since the Fancy Bears hacking scandal broke.

"We'll come back to do it all over again next year," says Sky director Dave Brailsford

Sky boss David Brailsford hints that he would support a ban of all Russian athletes from the Rio Olympics.

Dave Brailsford says his team, which includes race leader Chris Froome, is being tested more than anyone else.

Dave Brailsford hails the recent ASO-UCI agreement as a "common sense" solution

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David Brailsford says he thinks the Tour is harder for Froome than it is for the Briton's rivals due to the public's doping suspicions.

The French TV commentator and Sky principal Dave Brailsford spoke on Saturday, and Vasseur says the two are back to being friends

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David Brailsford says that France 2's televised "ambush" led Sky to release Froome's power numbers in order to set the record straight.

Critics have suggested that Froome, the leader of the Tour de France, is not racing clean

The Sky boss says his star rider is clean, and he calls for the UCI to do more to combat doping in the sport

Sky's boss says Tejay van Garderen is riding strong and his biggest challenge is the unknown

There has been a distinct trend toward shorter, more complicated stages in recent years

Chris Froome motivated by 2014 DNF to come back stronger at Tour; Sky's Brailsford says his rider's missed doping test no cause for concern

David Brailsford says that Richie Porte has proven himself as one of the world's top stage racers even though he abandoned the Giro

Team Sky boss says he wants the race jury to be more consistent in how it applies rules after his Giro leader is penalized two minutes

Team Sky refuses to rest on its laurels, bringing on new riders, setting new challenges as it enters its sixth year on the road

Modern cycling leans heavily on calculations of power and drag and data. Is the sport becoming less romantic?

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Former British cycling performance director says the UK can achieve more success collectively at world level than if it were split

Having crashed out of this year's Tour de France, Chris Froome has one eye turned to next year's edition as he tackles the Vuelta

Four aero bikes tested, eight power meters reviewed, and a host of the best brains in cycling picked for the first-ever Science Issue

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Though Porte struggled throughout the 2014 Tour, Sky boss Brailsford thinks he has the ability and leadership skills to captain a grand-tour campaign

Absent Chris Froome, with deputy Richie Porte losing ground, Sky finds itself racing in one-day mode, hoping to catch a break

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The U.K. anti-doping panel handed Tiernan-Locke a two-year ban Thursday because of testing abnormalities that suggested doping

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Sky boss Brailsford says he's not picked his Tour team yet, but concedes that he's building it around Froome

Brailsford helped transform the national program into a successful one, as it won a combined 16 gold medals at the last two Olympics

The Astana captain is "a fighter, aggressive, and never gives up," says Brailsford in naming Nibali Froome's main rival for 2014

French sports daily analyzes power records it says it received from Sky and reports the nothing in the Tour leader's profile looks abnormal

The mood was quiet and calm at the Sky bus after Friday's GC tilt in the wind, and Froome is looking toward Mont Ventoux for big time differences

Sky principal Dave Brailsford says he wants the team to start doing more races in North America

Mark Cavendish is short on wins in the 100th Tour de France and he lauds Marcel Kittel after the German punches up his third in 12 stages

An inauspicious ride to 17th in the 2006 Commonwealth Games landed Chris Froome on Dave Brailsford's radar

Sky principal explains the reasons for not making Chris Froome's power data available to the public

Sky boss says Wiggins will reassess on Friday morning, but the team will go forward with Rigoberto Urán its leader

Cavendish spreads the credit his former boss at Sky gives him over waiting for Bradley Wiggins and others after a crash on Thursday

American rider was originally on Sky's tentative Giro roster, but both parties decided it was "too much, too soon"

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