Wiggins was ‘fully aware’ of corticosteroid’s reputation
Bradley Wiggins told UK newspaper The Guardian he was "fully aware" that corticosteroid Triamcinolone Acetonide had a checkered past.
Ineos Grenadiers
Ineos Grenadiers
Ineos Grenadiers is a British professional cycling team that competes at the UCI WorldTeam level. The team is based at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester, England, with a logistics base in Deinze, Belgium. The team is managed by British Cycling’s former performance director, Sir Dave Brailsford. Wikipedia
Ineos Grenadiers is a British professional cycling team that competes at the UCI WorldTeam level. The team is based at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester, England, with a logistics base in Deinze, Belgium. The team is managed by British Cycling’s former performance director, Sir Dave Brailsford. Wikipedia
Calls made for WADA to examine Wiggins TUE corticosteroid controversy
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Commentary: Bradley Wiggins went too far
Every sport has a murky, gray area separating gamesmanship from low-grade cheating. Should Bradley Wiggins be punished for his TUE scandal?
Brailsford breaks silence, says Wiggins TUE was not abuse, but for ‘medical need’
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Brailsford backs Wiggins, may make Sky TUEs public
Dave Brailsford stood by Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins in his first press appearance since the Fancy Bears hacking scandal broke.
Team Sky TUE controversy: Why one medical expert has real concerns
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Jaksche on Sky’s TUE controversy: ‘We used the same excuse in my era.’
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TUE controversy: Wiggins defends previous claims that he never received injections
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Froome Takes 2:16 Out of Quintana at Vuelta ITT
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Sky apologizes after team bus almost hits cyclist
The driver of the Sky bus is shown nearly running an amateur cyclist off the road during this week's Tour of Britain.
Vuelta: Movistar forced to tamp down Sky attacks
On a hilly transition stage in the Vuelta, Team Sky make life a little harder for race leader Nairo Quintana and his Movistar team.
Team Sky Win Vuelta TTT
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Team Sky signs U23 road race champ and Rio gold medalist
Team Sky has signed two accomplished young British riders for the 2017 season, Tao Geoghegan Hart and Owain Doull.
Team Sky Sign Tao Geoghegan Hart
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Sky’s the Limit for Olympic Champion Doull
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Welcome Back John Degenkolb!
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VN Show: Does cycling need a salary cap? Should ASO shake up La Course?
Does Team Sky's dominance warrant a rule change? Is La Course the best way to showcase women's cycling? We hash out these questions and more on this week's VeloNews show.
TDF roundtable: Does Sky’s dominance warrant a rule change?
Chris Froome and team Sky dominated this year's Tour de France. Do we need to change the rules for them? Is the Tour too predictable? Let's roundtable!
Five things we learned from the Tour de France
From Sky's dominance to another impressive performance by Peter Sagan, AFP breaks down the 103rd Tour.
Commentary: What made the 2016 Tour de France GC battle so boring
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Sky boss Brailsford vows to win Tour again in 2017
"We'll come back to do it all over again next year," says Sky director Dave Brailsford
Chris Froome Wins Third Tour de France
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‘Sky Armada’ steering Froome toward third Tour title
A multi-national support squad has been critical to Chris Froome's pursuit of a third career Tour de France victory
Froome Tightens Grip With ITT Win
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How Sky’s brutal climbing tactics work
Wout Poels explains what it's like to lead-out Sky teammate Chris Froome on the Tour's toughest mountain stages.
Photo gallery: 2016 Tour de France, second rest day
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Henao Aims to Deny Quintana TDF Glory
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Marginal gains: Extra climber pays off for Sky in France
Chris Froome pedals his own bike up the mountains of the Tour, but a strong team of climbers is certainly helping.
Every Second Counts for Chris Froome
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Froome Wins Stage 8 with Downhill Attack
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Tour de France tech: Geraint Thomas’s custom Pinarello Dogma F8 XLight
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Will Pyrénées blow apart the Tour de France?
Team Sky is ready for the Tour to tackle the Pyrenees. But team staff says this year's stages won't start off as hard as they did in 2015.
Pinot Stunned by Strength of Sky/Movistar
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Froome Expects Battle on Stage 5
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Cavendish Calls Out Team Sky
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Three is magic number for Sky in Tour’s mountains
Sky says Chris Froome is fresh and ready to take on the Tour de France. He aims to win his third title with help from Wout Poels, Mikel Landa, and other talented teammates.
Sergio Henao Returns to Racing
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Mikel Landa Pulls Out of Giro d’Italia
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Landa’s Plan for the Giro d’Italia Mountains
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Yorkshire Young Guns-a-Blazing
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Froome Rises in Romandie
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Henao withdrawn from competition by Team Sky while UCI’s Cycling Anti Doping Foundation studies blood values
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Sky’s Weapon Unveiled at Pais Vasco
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Sky edging closer to monumental breakthrough
Luke Rowe notches a career-best result at De Ronde, but Sky is still searching for an elusive monument victory.
Poels Brings Sky Redemption
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Kwiatko Breaks Sagan at E3 Harelbeke
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Froome Prepared for Catalunya Showdown
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Team Sky’s secret new training method
Sky's head of athlete development aspires to "produce clean performances that are incredible"
Sky Lineup for Strade Bianche/Paris-Nice
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GCN goes behind the scenes at Sky training camp
Global Cycling Network takes you behind the scenes for a day at Team Sky's pre-season training camp in Spain.
Illnesses knock Sky riders out of upcoming races
Three of Sky's new riders — Kwiatkowski, Landa, and Intxausti — are suffering minor illnesses in the early stages of the spring season.
With deep squad, Sky off to hot start
The British team could be a threat in every stage race it starts this season, thanks to some new signees over the winter.
Viviani Gets Viscious in Dubai
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Landa on riding for Sky: ‘It’s something special’
Mikel Landa finished third in the Giro d'Italia last year, after helping teammate Fabio Aru to a runner-up result.
Sky’s Kwiatkowski: ‘I want to become a grand tour rider’
Michal Kwiatkowski says he's going to work on his climbing abilities this year and attempt to become a protected rider in grand tours.
Froome: Wiggins-like rivalry with teammate Thomas unlikely
The pair could potentially co-lead Sky's Tour de France team this summer, but the reigning champion says there's nothing to it.
Team Sky Rides Mallorca
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“I am more motivated than I have ever been” – Froome extends with Team Sky until end of 2018 season
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Froome extends with Sky through 2018
Chris Froome will remain in a Sky kit for the next three seasons, the British team announced Tuesday.
Pro Bike Kwiatkowski’s new Team Sky Pinarello
Global Cycling Network takes a look at the bike that former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski will ride with his new team in 2016.
Video: Team Sky riders head to the velodrome for aerodynamics testing
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Aero testing with Team Sky
Global Cycling Network recently joined Geraint Thomas, Michal Kwiatkowski, and Mikel Landa as they did some track work in England.
2015 Velo Awards: Sky is Best Men’s Team
Team Sky showed its versatility in 2015, winning classics, one-day stage races, TTs, sprints, oh, and of course, the Tour de France.
Team Sky Continue to use Stages Cycling
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Brett Lancaster retires from racing, joins Sky as sport director
Australian Brett Lancaster ends a 13-year pro career and moves into a new role as sport director for Team Sky.
Team Sky’s high-wattage Christmas card
Sky lights up the holidays with a bit of creativity and a healthy dose of pedal power.
Sky unveils updated kit design for 2016
The squad will again be outfitted by British clothing maker Rapha, a relationship that will end after next season.
Opinion: Why Chris Froome’s data release is warranted, overdue and potentially a big step forward
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Rapha and Team Sky to part ways after 2016
The high-end British brand will not renew its contract with Sky to supply its clothing and kit.
Sky’s classics group looks strong with Kwiatkowski
The British team will rely on the Polish rider in the one-day races next year, with hopes he'll snag at least one victory.
Thomas believes a Tour de France win is ‘a lot more achievable’ after 2015 performance
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Nathan Earle interview: Why going from Sky to Drapac might be just what his career needs
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Team SKY’s Everyday Aero Lid
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Sky reveals full lineup for 2016; Danny Pate left off
The British team unveils its full roster for the 2016 season, which includes high-profile riders Michal Kwiatkowski and Mikel Landa.
Team Sky signs Michal Kwiatkowski
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Sky signs Kwiatkowski for 2016
Sky has tried and failed to sign the Polish standout before, but the third time proves to be the charm
Team Sky confirms signature of 2014 world champion Michal Kwiatkowski
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Team Sky Signs Mikel Landa
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Sky confirms Landa, Kwiatkowski next?
Team Sky confirms Mikel Landa for next season as the British outfit bolsters its 2016 lineup. Kwiatkowski is likely next for Sky.