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Wiggo's top podium moments (+ video)
Sir Bradley Wiggins added to his long history of memorable podium moments last night by indulging in a light spot of gurning during the national anthem.
We all remember Wiggo reclining in a throne outside Hampton Court Palace after victory in the 2012 Olympic time trial (the throne later failed to sell at auction).
Just a few days before that, he’d deliberately punctured the pomposity of the Tour de France presentation by announcing “We’re just going to draw the raffle numbers now” upon being handed a microphone to speak about his win.
Yesterday, after becoming the first Briton to win eight Olympic medals with victory in the team pursuit in a new world record time, he responded to a close-up during the national anthem by switching his face from sombre to schoolboy, much to the amusement of his team-mates.
Maybe not his finest work – but then not many other athletes have paid sufficient visits to the podium to even think about compiling a greatest hits montage.
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