Bradley Wiggins 'My Hour' book
Sir Bradley Wiggins's new book - My Hour - charts the lead-up and experience of his successful attempt earlier this year to set a new UCI Hour Record.
Having already written his name into the cycling history books on numerous occasions, notably becoming the first British rider to win the Tour de France in 2012 and establish himself as one of Britain's most decorated Olympians, Wiggins turned his attention to the iconic Hour record in 2015.
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Bradley Wiggins 'a little bit nervous' as he returns to cyclingFormer Tour de France winner set to ride bike again for first time in almost three years
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Hour Record holder Vittoria Bussi ends career after final record attemptItalian falls three seconds short of individual pursuit record and announces retirement
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'I should have paid more attention to my financial affairs' - Bradley Wiggins opens up about bankruptcyFormer Tour de France winner was declared bankrupt in June
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Bradley Wiggins: 'I was putting myself in some situations where someone would have found me dead in the morning'Former Tour de France winner and Olympic champion reveals further details about his mental health struggles and suggests 2022 interview potentially saved his life
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Bradley Wiggins joins Lance Armstrong for Tour de France podcast
The former Tour de France winner will be appearing on The Move for the next week
