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Discovery Cycling expert Bradley Wiggins has hailed Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) as a “modern day hero” after seeing the Belgian rewrite what is possible on a bike. Van Aert joined an illustrious group to win a mountain stage, time trial and bunch sprint at a single Tour de France last year. Only Bernard Hinault (1978) and Eddy Merckx (1974) have also managed the feat.
Biniam Girmay’s historic Gent-Wevelgem victory is proof that cycling is progressing in terms of inclusivity, according to Discovery Cycling expert Bradley Wiggins. Girmay became the first Eritrean to win a World Tour race on Sunday, beating Jumbo Visma's Christophe Laporte and TotalEnergies' Dires Van Gestel in the 248.8km cobbled classic.
Bradley Wiggins thinks the only way for rival teams to stop Tadej Pogacar from dominating cycling would be to lure him away from UAE Team Emirates. Pogacar, 23, has established himself as one of the best talents around, winning the last two editions of the Tour de France as well as several stage races. Ad/> He has won Tirreno–Adriatico and the UAE Tour this season, and also won Strade Bianche after an audacious solo attack with 50 kilometres remaining.
“You can’t trump talent with money.” That’s the ominous warning for Ineos Grenadiers from Discovery Cycling expert Bradley Wiggins, who is urging the British outfit to make good on their vow to attack more. Ad/> Ineos’ vice-like grip on cycling’s biggest races has loosened since the emergence of Slovenian double-act Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) and Primoz Rolgic (Jumbo Visma), with their last yellow jersey at the Tour de France coming in 2019. Gent — WevelgemBlazin’ Saddles: More to come from Girmay after historic Gent-Wevelgem winYESTERDAY AT 13:05 With Egan Bernal, their last Grand Tour champion, on the comeback trail from a life-threatening crash, another difficult season is on the cards – even if they do boast three major stage race winners in Geraint Thomas, Richard Carapaz and Tao Geoghegan Hart.
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) has a “fear factor” as he bids to rip up cycling’s biggest race for a third straight year, according to Bradley Wiggins. The Slovenian, 23, has claimed back-to-back yellow jerseys at the Tour de France and looks virtually unstoppable in stage races. Ad/> He warmed up for Grand Tour season with victories at the UAE Tour and Tirreno-Adriatico – with a Strade Bianche title sandwiched in between for good measure – before the first ‘blot’ on his season record at Milan-San Remo.
Football journalist Greg O’Keeffe has urged Frank Lampard to hire the ‘best’ sports psychologist available to help the Everton players.
There was an astonishing crash involving a large group and Julian Alaphilippe as the wind wreaked havoc during Strade Bianche. During a seemingly innocuous section of open road, gusts of wind suddenly swept through and all it took was one rider to tumble to bring down the group in a shocking moment. Fortunately, it was a soft landing and all the riders were able to get back to their feet.
Egan Bernal may struggle to get back to the top after the horrific injuries he sustained in his crash in January and his underlying back troubles, according to Bradley Wiggins. The Bradley Wiggins Show has returned for the first time this year with a bumper episode previewing all the top action coming your way across the season, and the British cycling legend was joined by Matt Stephens and Orla Chennaoui.