Sir Bradley Wiggins on the podium after winning the Elite Mens TT at the 2014 World Championships
As Team Wiggins get set to kick off their season at the Tour of Normandy, Science in Sport (SiS) has announced it will be the official sports nutrition supplier to the new British team.
SiS will work closely with the team, set up by Sir Bradley Wiggins for the 2015 season, providing its staff and riders with nutritional advice and products.
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