Wiggins pulls out of Tour de France
Chorley's Sir Bradley Wiggins has pulled out of the Tour de France with a knee injury. He quit the Giro d'Italia earlier this month.
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.
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Rachel 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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Chorley celebrates as Wiggins wins.
Wiggins edging closer after mountain stage
Four days stand between Bradley Wiggins and a first British victory in the Tour de France.
Read the full storyWiggins needed bike change at start of today's stage
Tour de France leader Bradley Wiggins needed a bike change at the start of stage 15 today as the peloton were recovering from sabotage.
Read the full storyWiggins praised for "gentlemanly" behaviour
Tour de France leader Bradley Wiggins was today being praised for his behaviour after someone sabotaged the route.
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Le Tour: Stage 13
Bradley Wiggins faces Stage 13 of the Tour de France as the leader.
The 13th is a flat, 217km from Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux to Le Cap d'Agde.The finish should see the Manx missile Mark Cavendish challenge for the stage win in a sprint.
Wiggins ready for next stage
Wiggins starts sixth day with Maillot Jaune
Chorley's Bradley Wiggins will start a sixth day with the leader's jersey of the Tour de France. Wiggins lead is 2:05 from his Sky team mate and fellow Brit Chris Froome.
Bradley Wiggins defends his Tour de France lead
Chorley cyclist Bradly Wiggins is ahead of the competition by almost two minutes going into the 11th stage.
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