Former Team Sky coach Shane Sutton has said that Bradley Wiggins is in “crisis point” following his withdrawal from the Tour De France.
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Sir Bradley Wiggins has been ruled out of this year’s Tour de France due to illness and injury.   Team Sky announced today that Wiggins would not be defending his title he famously won last year as well as his Olympic time trial gold in London.
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BRITAIN'S top cycling coach has told Sir Bradley Wiggins to 'back off' and play a supporting role to Team Sky colleague Chris Froome's bid to win the Tour de France next month.
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By Gary Baker

Sir Bradley Wiggins is determined to have made a full recovery from his disappointing Giro d’Italia attempt in time for the Tour de France.
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Dear Lance,   Once again, I'll begin this column with a positive: It took a lot of guts to come forward and admit you cheated the sport of Cycling by taking performance enhancing drugs and lying about it through most of your career. That's hard to do in front of millions of people.
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By Chip Thomson

The UK’s largest bike exhibition, The London Bike Show returns to ExCeL, London next week from 17 – 20 January 2013, and you can be there thanks to Sportsvibe.
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The first day of the year coincided with Mark Cavendish's first outing in the official team jersey.   Cav pedaled for a little over an hour and a half on the hillsides of Tuscany, where he spent the end of the year with his family and a few friends.
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Lance Armstrong battled back from cancer to win the Tour de France seven consecutive times from 1999-2005. He managed to convince everyone that miracles happen and that he had won the toughest of races without the use of performance drugs.
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Bradley Wiggins wants to defend his Tour de France title even thought Team Sky have said that Chris Froome will be their team leader in the 2013 race.   However the Olympic gold medalist also said that he would support whichever team strategy they decided to employ.
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Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford says Chris Froome is set to lead the British outfit's Tour de France 2013 challenge and not Bradley Wiggins.
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By Olly Howick

Dear Lance,   As a fellow sports fan and athlete, who also calls Austin, Texas home, let me begin with the positives. I've been a big fan, as has much of the world, of your accomplishments both on and off the bike.
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By Chip Thomson

Sportsvibe are offering ten lucky winners the chance to win a copy of Mark Cavendish's DVD, 'Born to Race'.
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On the back of his move to Omega Pharma-Quickstep, Mark Cavendish looked back on the success of his previous years which have led to him being hailed as arguably the best sprinter in cycling history.
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By Stuart Gower

Floyd Landis has been back in the news this week, albeit by default. The American who won the 2006 Tour de France and was subsequently stripped of it after failing a dope test became one of Lance Armstrong's whistle-blowers that led, ultimately, to his fellow American's downfall.
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By Ian Stafford

Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles by the sports governing body.   The International Cycling Union has accepted the findings of the United States Anti Doping agency's investigation into Lance Armstrong.   UCI president Pat McQuaid said to the BBC, "Lance Armstrong has no place in cycling.
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*Collins* is excited to announce the publication of *World’s Ultimate Cycling Races *on *Thursday 27th September*.
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Mark Cavendish chose the eve of the Tour of Britain to confirm the biggest rumour in world cycling by admitting he wants to leave Team Sky for another team who will place his priorities first.
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By Ian Stafford

The 2012 Tour of Britain gets underway in Ipswich this Sunday and cycling fans will be pleased to know the hero of the Summer, Bradley Wiggins, will be taking part in the eight stage race.
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By Olly Howick

Just what is it with America's sporting Gods? They take a lifetime to reach the very pinnacle only to take the most dramatic of falls.   If there was a top table of global sports stars over the past, say, 15 years, who would sit on it? Roger Federer, for sure.
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By Ian Stafford

Mark Cavendish has ridden his first and last Tour de France for Team Sky after just one year racing for the British team.
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By Ian Stafford