Sir Bradley Wiggins has signed a new short-term contract with Team Sky, keeping him at the British team until April this year.
The deal will allow the 2014 World Time Trial Champion to compete at Paris-Roubaix in Sky colours, but rules out the possibility of him racing at the Giro d’Italia.
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