2013 Tour route could count against Wiggins
Bradley Wiggins' hopes of defending his Tour de France title were dealt a blow today after the details of the 2013 route were unveiled.
Wiggins sets his sights on Olympics
Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins is now going for Olympic gold. He is due to begin training in Lancashire.
In pictures: Wiggins wins
A gallery of photos from today's historic victory for Bradley Wiggins.
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2013 Tour route could count against Wiggins
Bradley Wiggins' hopes of defending his Tour de France title were dealt a blow today after the details of the 2013 route were unveiled.
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The Queen sends congratulations to Bradley Wiggins
The Queen has sent the following message to the Chorley cyclist Bradley Wiggins, who has become the first Briton to win the Tour de France.
– The Queen's message to Bradley WigginsI send you my warmest congratulations on becoming the first British cyclist ever to win the Tour de France. Your historic achievement of claiming overall victory in this prestigious event is a great testament to the efforts of you and your team-mates.
Bradley Wiggins back home in Eccleston after Tour de France victory
Mel Barham reports.
Bradley Wiggins arrives back home in Chorley
Bradley Wiggins is back home with his wife and children in Eccleston, after becoming the first British man to win the Tour de France.
He will soon join his Olympic team-mates to start preparing for the Olympic road race. Londoner Wiggins moved to Eccleston to be near the Manchester Velodrome, where the GB team is based.
Wiggins sets his sights on Olympics
by Keri Eldridge
Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins is now going for Olympic gold. He is due to begin training in Lancashire.
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In pictures: Wiggins wins
A gallery of photos from today's historic victory for Bradley Wiggins.
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Bradley Wiggins becomes first British winner of the Tour de France.
Read the full storyRachel Townsend reports on today's historic Tour de France victory for Bradley Wiggins.
Wiggins makes history in Paris.
Bradley Wiggins made history today as he became the first British man to win the Tour de France. The 32-year-old punched his arms in the air and clapped as he crossed the finish line on Paris's Champs-Elysees. Fellow Brit Mark Cavendish won the final stage of the race into Paris.
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