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Bradley Wiggins

Olympic time trial: The bikes (and the riders) that could win

Which will be the fastest bike in the race against the clock?

Bradley Wiggins' Tour de France winning bike

The result of 'marginal gains', Wiggo's bike is an example of attention to detail

Bradley Wiggins' Tour de France winning bike

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Cavendish "almost certain" to leave Sky at end of season, claims journalist with close links to team

Richard Moore, author of 'Sky's the Limit' says Cavendish's opportunities limited if he stays there due to GC focus

Bradley Wiggins tops UCI WorldTour Ranking and IG Markets Pro Cycling Index

Team Sky rider's Tour win puts him top of the pile - but different methodology means there are big differences elsewhere

Odds slashed on Bradley Wiggins to be knighted following Tour de France win

Sir Chris Hoy adds his voice to calls for first British Tour winner's achievement to get official recognition

Sir Chris Hoy named GB flag carrier at Friday's London 2012 opening ceremony, calls for Bradley Wiggins to light Olympic flame

Four-time gold medallist to lead Team GB into stadium... but Wiggins likely to have early night ahead of Saturday's road race

Allo Allo meets Allez Wiggo! Poetic recap of the 2012 Tour de France... in Franglais

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2012 TDF in Franglais

One of the best things we've seen on Twitter over the past three weeks as Bradley Wiggins has headed towards Tour de France glory have been the short poems - 140 characters or less, naturally - tweeted by Le Tour en Franglais at the end of each stage. They've certainly brightened our evenings up, and we thought they deserved a wider audience, so with the creator's kind permission, here is the whole of the 2012 Tour de France in verse.