A commemorative set of colours for Jaguar’s F-TYPE Coupé to celebrate Sir Bradley Wiggins’ rainbow stripes
Sir Bradley Wiggins will be followed by a bespoke Jaguar F-Type Coupe on Sunday’s Paris-Nice prologue, decked out in world champion’s livery.
The Team Sky car features the iconic rainbow stripes down the bonnet in and will trail the Wiggins along the 6.7km prologue route in Maurepas.
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'I tried my absolute hardest' - Matthew Richardson wins first British title after nationality swapOlympic silver medallist adds National Championships gold to his count on day one of the competition
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Tweets of the week: Disaster at the Volta, Tadej Pogačar's special warm-up, and GB's cyclists go to the footieBehold the memes from Filippo Ganna's chalked off stage win
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Tom Pidcock to remain 'part of the Pinarello family' after joining Q36.5 Pro CyclingBritish star will continue to ride Pinarello bikes after leaving Ineos Grenadiers
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'Lance has helped me a lot in recent years' - Armstrong offered to pay for Bradley Wiggins' therapy2012 Tour de France winner says he is in the 'best place' he has been his whole life in interview
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Claims against bankrupt Sir Bradley Wiggins’s estate double to £2mWiggins’s efforts to pursue money through the courts have been paused
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Ineos Grenadiers hire new head of engineering as reshuffle continuesFormer British Cycling lead, Dr Billy Fitton, is the latest of a handful of new appointments within the British squad
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Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins to reunite on the bike to raise money for US hurricane reliefThe British knights will be joined by Jan Ullrich at the Gran Fondo Hincapie next week
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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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'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
