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Bradley Wiggins

Reigning Tour de France Champs Calls Out Lance

AP | Posted 03.27.2013 | Sports

LONDON — Bradley Wiggins is convinced Lance Armstrong doped when the American returned to cycling in 2009, claiming he was robbed of being feted...

A Ride With Bradley Wiggins

Darryl Roberts | Posted 12.17.2012 | Healthy Living
Darryl Roberts

Shortly after the Tour de France, I was invited to do a long bike ride with Bradley Wiggins in his hometown in England. It was called my Ride with Brad.

Michael Phelps Is Right to Buck Glory Hogging American Culture

Huw L. Hopkins | Posted 10.03.2012 | Sports
Huw L. Hopkins

This goes against the grain of American culture, one that likes to drag its success out for as long as possible, often ruining reputations.

The Olympic Spirit in London

Heather Lende | Posted 10.02.2012 | Sports
Heather Lende

Grandma Joanne is much more relaxed now that the event is over and Karen is both in one piece and successful -- not a medal, but the top ten in the wo...

Top 5 Sports Stories

Len Berman | Posted 09.22.2012 | New York
Len Berman

Yes the Joe Paterno statue had to come down. Statues are for heroes and we now know that Paterno wasn't one. Now we can get down to the real issues of how Penn State is going to move forward, and not get stuck on symbolism.

1st British Cyclist Ever To Win The Tour De France

AP | JAMEY KEATEN | Posted 09.21.2012 | Sports

PARIS — Twenty-three years ago, Bradley Wiggins marveled as Greg LeMond blazed a trail as America's first Tour de France winner. Now, he has bla...

Significan Others Of Tour De France Teammates Battle On Twitter

AP | SAMUEL PETREQUIN | Posted 09.20.2012 | Sports

CHARTRES, France (AP) — Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome will share a glass of champagne during Sunday's final stage of the Tour de France to celebr...

Fifty Shades of Soundbite

Mark Knight | Posted 09.16.2012 | Media
Mark Knight

In the fast-expanding media world, choosing the right soundbite is a vital ingredient of any interview. Journalists need to bring color to their stories, and bland corporate speak is unlikely to please their editors.