WTF Happened to Bradley Wiggins? | The First British Tour de France Winner and Olympic Hero

[@ccpbass2032]

How did you manage not to mention his hour record, beating the old one by 1.589 kilometres in 2015??

[@rasher331]

How did he not mention all the question marks about Team Sky and performance enhancements?

[@svlagonda7417]

Drugs

[@WilliamJeffs-vu7nr]

Bottom feeders.

[@dominicmeehan8322]

I love cycling…watching The Tour…but can I believe any of it?!

[@westboundbadger]

@@rasher331 And just this week 2 or 3 riders are destroying records set by juicers,..Seems legit lol !

[@ITFNBiteBayKon]

Why did you miss out that Wiggins greatest driving force was from when he was 19 met his father for the first time who told him he'd not amount to anything. Pretty important really.

[@DavidJones-bl2yz]

He amounted to Britain's first drug enhanced robotic cyclist no wonder his father didn't want nothing to do with him any decent father would do the same 😮😮😮

[@purplemonkeydishwasher5269]

​@@DavidJones-bl2yzyou mean the father that abandoned him as a young child. You may want to choose your idols more carefully 😂😂

[@half_a_lager_arthur]

Wow. Classy comment. @@DavidJones-bl2yz

[@robertallardice8119]

@@DavidJones-bl2yz Gary Wiggins nickname “The Doc” wasn’t for nothing!

[@angrydoggy9170]

Was that the time he decided to resort to doping?

[@veronicasiegfried2712]

This was a great review on his career. It's a shame it didn't bring him as much joy as it did to the fans.

[@westboundbadger]

He always looked uncomfortable in front of crowds,..

[@andylewis210]

OK so WTF did happen to him? Are you doing another video to answer the question posed in this one?

[@TheKARMMARK]

Very good point. This video was only half finished.....Clickbait, facts missing as well. Get it sorted...

[@johnsim3722]

This, exactly, WTF did happen to Wiggins? I watched the video and still don't have the answer.

[@Biggoy]

Have a look at him and one thing is for sure, he has been going hard on the TRT.. I wonder why??

[@tonyb9735]

Feels like you glossed over the whole messy business of his rivalry with Chris Froome at team Sky.

[@leplessis8179]

Wiggo would never have won the Tour without the help of Froome: wonder if he had pad him his % yet?

[@tonyb9735]

@@leplessis8179 I didn't follow it that closely, but there seemed to be quite a lot of bitterness from both sides involved in the passing over of the team leadership.

[@myleswillis6938]

Jiffy- bags and laptops.

[@realshaoran4514]

@@leplessis8179 no one, and I mean, no one can win a ground tour alone without the team, no exception her. At the ends, who gets paid what and how much depends on what was written in the contracts of the riders and which position they held in the team, whether they followed the instructions from the DS etc. I cannot know but I bet that in Frommie's contract stated that Wiggo was team captain, as such he was paid for his contribution, so much so that he became the team leader for years to come. So don't feel too sorry for Froome.

[@bikerboy4944]

I used to see Bradley in my local supermarket in the evenings. I did chat to him on a number of occasions, he was always pleasant and seemed quite shy, he used to go into my friends bike shop too. A sad end to a stellar career. A nice guy.

[@Radchenister]

I met him when he was giving prizes at the ToB in Cardiff, just after his road career ended. He was only allowed a few seconds away from his official duties, and the only fan photo he had time for was with my young son, who was a keen cyclist. He stopped the officials from ushering him away to allow us to take the shot. I managed to say thanks, you’re a gentleman, and a legend. He was a little shy, humble, and a bit overwhelmed by all the people around him, but he smiled at me and said, no problem. That’s all the conversation we needed, I didn’t want to intrude any more, but he understood the encouragement it would give to my son, so made an effort. A true cyclist, almost like a fan who found himself on a podium somehow. I hope he picks himself up from here, he’s unique and has done amazing things, even if he’s hard on himself, he put British cycling on the map, people should have some empathy and compassion.

[@jontrackerjack]

A friend was cycling in the mountains in north Majorca when Bradley Wiggins breezed past on a gold bike. We have eaten meals in his favourite restaurant in Majorca called Tolos where lots of Bradley stuff is on the walls such as jerseys and bikes.

[@SecwetGwiwer]

Pretty much the only thing we should be talking about is him getting Therapuetic Use Exemptions before every major win.

[@myleswillis6938]

What about missing laptops, testosterone patches, oh and Jiffi-bags.? Hmm

[@adodgygeeza]

Maybe you should look up the effects of kenalog. I've taken it plenty and at no point have I won the TDF. It could be used to cut weight in the off season (which wasn't illegal at the time) but even then that would be a little dangerous because you're just as likely to cut muscle. Using it in competition for that purpose would be potty. The only competitive benefit that it could possibly give you is that it might reduce soreness, it won't give a rider a single Watt more power and has a decent chance of actually reducing your power/endurance. People like David Millar who said was an effective doping agent were taking it as part of a "balanced diet" of anabolic steroids and EPO or other blood doping, these countered the side effects of kenalog and has the tangible benefits of improving muscle mass and aerobic capacity. All those things were made ineffective (you can still do them but not to the degree that they make much of an effect, this may be why rider performance is equalising) by the biological passport. The idea that Sky were US postal MK 2 is also for the birds. The argument is that a bunch of riders who pointedly didn't win when doping was very effective pre 2008 (suggesting they were clean) suddenly became the most proficient dopers once doping became significantly more difficult doesn't make sense. Especially in a era of whistleblowing and social media.

[@Daz555Daz]

Did he have TUEs for all his golds? Genuine question.

[@adodgygeeza]

@@Daz555Daz unlikely, also kenalog wouldn't have any benefit for a track cyclist (less need to cut weight and no multi day events) and hayfever wouldn't be an issue for a track cyclist so you wouldn't get the TUE anyway.

[@HkFinn83]

Nothing to see here, just a bunch of boomers and their weird drug obsession

[@AlexStavrinides]

Wtf? You missed out on the post cycling stories which is what I was expecting. There’s the hosting of commentary from the back of a moto; depth and detail he’s talked and explained about his mental health, imposter syndrome, depression, ultimately leading to the breaking of his marriage; there’s the recent financial crash of the Wiggo brand company and the legal woes that’ll entail. There’s so much more there that would have been important to discuss, especially the mental health topics on the climb down from the top of sporting success in an influencer world. Vicky Pendalton has discussed similar. Could have been done in a way of not digging dirt or accusations but of raising sports persons mental health pressures the mortals could identify with. This was a retrospective of his pro time, but fails at addressing “WTF happened to Brad Wiggins”

[@tonyshortland8812]

Alex, agreed just what I thought , click are it was!... Maybe he was found doing something? And given two options, (I have no proof). He came up too quick, and disappeared just as quick... Hope he finds peace though

[@paintingandtastingwithsimo1503]

Exactly. When's Part 2?

[@anthonylarson7919]

maybe guilt for the TUE's...?

[@SmartStr33t]

Legend. A great British curmudgeonly sporting hero who got many of us cycling.

[@PaulWilliams-xz3mz]

Apart from he wasn't born in Britain 😂😂

[@Skitzoidman]

I love that he still called that lovely little cottage home after his success and achievements. And that he was concerned about his family. God bless his wife, and him.

[@waltere54]

I enjoyed his book "Icons". He is quite the cycling historian also.

[@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158]

WTF happened to Bradley Wiggins? well he sold a book firstly on a lie about needles and TUE then it went downhill from there!

[@federicomurero]

Thanks for for sharing didn't know about his history of cycling. So fascinating to see how many important races he won. Unbelievable.

[@gnomevoyeur]

Wiggins was like Samson. Once he shaved off those sideburns he was a mere shadow of his former self.

[@TheKARMMARK]

😀

[@myleswillis6938]

Team sky didn’t perfect ‘an all new strategy’. We’ve seen it all before. Mainly with U.S Postal and Discovery. 😂

[@CreamyBone]

There's also an article in the Guardian that says: "...three intramuscular injections of triamcinolone before grand tours including the Tour de France in 2012"

[@simonwilton3546]

Oh yes, the Gaurdian…..

[@raymondo162]

@@simonwilton3546 kinell tha's an original 1980s joke

[@wesley20124]

Can't possibly have done because he said in his autobiography he never had an injection :)

[@danielebowman]

@@wesley20124 Yeah, no one would embellish their own lives to look better in an autobiography. This video really skips over the questions of doping most of the rest of the world has on him and the numerous lies and contradictions and "lost" data Wiggo, Brailsford and others spaffed out over the years.

[@elialexander-tanner5784]

oo i've been waiting for this one!

[@jamessoperDOTcom]

Omertà bs. How can you chart the career of Wiggins and not even mention the doping allegations made against him and Sky? A waste of 16mins.

[@LordPopeye]

Really enjoyed this... great work team. But yeah I feel like some other important bits were left out.

[@White1404]

You forgot to mention that he was doped to the gills.

[@danielebowman]

I hate how so many British cycling "fans" really push back or skip over the doping questions Wiggins and Froom raised.

[@White1404]

@@danielebowman They're all on drugs. As are all Sprinters in athletics and all Combat Sports practitioners. They have to be to perform at those superhuman levels.

[@trentvlak]

Sounds like the guy was looking for glory, achieved it, then realized that instead of achieving Superhero status, he was just another bloke doing a dumb job, like the rest of us. Respect, Sir Bradly.

[@NonFlyiingDutchman]

reminds me of a quote from radio DJ and TV presenter Chris Evans. He made millions selling Virgin radio then went off the rails and was seen drinking in pubs most days and when talking about it some years later said "he'd got to the top and realised there was nothing there"

[@rustydrog]

From the very top to gone in a jiffy

[@danjames4086]

You win. 😂

[@JohnSmith-dn6fk]

What was in the Jiffy bag Brad🤷🏻‍♂️

[@myleswillis6938]

Maybe look on the laptop! Oh hang on.

[@myleswillis6938]

What are those patches ordered to the Manchester Velodrome. Oh hang on…. 😂

[@felixwagner3152]

I dont get how he didnt include this in the video

[@felixwagner3152]

@@thevoid6818 nah not really. And if i were you id never state "bloke down the pub" as my source if you wanted anyone to take your comment seriously

[@craigkennett6226]

I don't know but it was good shit

[@joelenzi6985]

He disappeared due to the team sky TUEs fiasco. Marginal gains Indeed.

[@danielebowman]

I agree. Though I do think until they started going for the TdF UK cycling was clean. It was through the desire to win the Tour we see them hire dodgy doctors, order testosterone and suddenly go from claims they recorded and detailed every millimetre of everything to win to acting like they were chancers who knew nothing all along.

[@alexsmith-gn4tp]

This isn't just a cycling problem. Usain Bolt, faster than EVERY cheating athlete in history & naive people still think he was natural 😂

[@craigkennett6226]

Yep I have unwittingly upset people when I've mentioned this fact about Bolt to people even people who aren't sporty. They get quite irate. It''s funny how much people look up to and admire the biggest names in sport. But I say to them "How the hell was Bolt clean when the next 9 fastest men in history all got sanctioned for doping at some point in their career?" It's just like David Walsh copping so much flak when he hinted at Armstrong doping because everyone else around him had been caught doping. Admiration always over-rules common sense. Humans are weird animals

[@markrushton1516]

he is currently on The Move podcast with Lance and George

[@elialexander-tanner5784]

wow this is some major Wiggins worship. No doubt a great rider but you gotta mention the Fancy Bears leek and the murky Team Sky doping of this era

[@trentvlak]

for that you need the Cycling Highlights channel.

[@thomasreed49]

It would explain why he is now a little bit subdued about his achievements. The stigma will be with him all his life and beyond.

[@laszlozoltan5021]

@@thomasreed49 one can see then why he turned his back in disgust over the sport- clean or not, for him the crown will be forever tainted. Maybe he should see a shrink, or get back on a bike and just enjoy the ride.

[@52daytripper]

and jiffy bags

[@HkFinn83]

Cycling is a sport that uses drugs. Grow up or go watch lawn bowls. Hysterics about PEDs is so corny and boomer

[@shubr66]

I just get the feeling that one day there will be another chapter in the story of Wiggins’s and Sky that is made public .

[@itaybruck9671]

You didn't answer the question. What happened to him and what he is doing these days...

[@stealth1803]

he came up against Chris Froome ad that all she wrote

[@laszlozoltan5021]

he's busy destroying his body and his reputation

[@CelixFat]

He just needed those sideburns to win

[@peterpimmel5307]

They looked horrible tbh

[@monkimusic4813]

of his 'inhaler'....

[@bowwowrapha7790]

Vrad, the Inhaler!!

[@CelixFat]

@@bowwowrapha7790 😂

[@michealwalford2905]

Great rider..jiffys aside,i think the younger pros could take some learnings on what to say to the media..layed himself bare. And people think less of him now. He let his personal dramas overshadow his career. Shame,i loved wiggo for his vulnerabilitys.

[@GamerFlair]

What happened to Wiggins? He was a world class track rider, transitioned to the track fairly late. ASO designed a course for him to win based on his TT talent because it would be good to bring British viewers into the sport. They didn't do another insanely TT heavy Tour again so Wiggins didn't win anymore. Ultimately Wiggins was a solid rider, but he was only a GC threat if he had a hard carry in the Mountains and an exceptionally large amount of relatively flat TT miles. He won the Tour, he won Olympic Golds and.. his motivation kind of died. He set his eyes on the hour record, which he took. And that was that. He wasn't that fussed and he didn't really like the massive media attention after the novelty wore off. Froome was more then capable of leading the team. I think people get a bit to het up about the whole rivalry thing between them. Wiggins in Yellow Leading out Cav to take that final stage of the 2012 tour will always be one of the most epic moments in Tour History though.

[@2wheelsrbest327]

How can you not mention the Jiffy bag !

[@two20john]

His 2012 palmares are enough for him to go down as one of the greatest riders ever. All the rest is just stuff.

[@davidcoomber4050]

So he was a winner who got old , wow who knew

[@DrewWithington]

Jiffy bags and yellow jerseys are nearly the same colour. Not that they have anything to do with each other.

[@forsdykemontague1017]

Glad Wiggins won the Tour I remember thinking at the time Froome was better.

[@laszlozoltan5021]

so, the best man didnt win, yet you are still glad about that ?

[@forsdykemontague1017]

@@laszlozoltan5021 It’s the nature of cycling and the role of the domestique.

[@laszlozoltan5021]

@@forsdykemontague1017 one spends much of their life riding, training, pushing themselves only to give in, to surrender the moment the crown is in their grasp; only then to rue what could have been when they had the chance ? nah- a champion will take the crown they earned. Lemond, Ulrich (sorry, I stopped with floyd's miraculous recovery the day after he bonked)- those two guys if you listen to them now, full of excuses: that's the lesson. One may disappoint others, but a champion will not let himself down.

[@forsdykemontague1017]

@@laszlozoltan5021 I agree in toto, but in the Tour to which I refer, Froome was ordered to hold back and let Wiggins through. It’s well documented since and obvious at the time.

[@realshaoran4514]

@@laszlozoltan5021 I get what you mean, but that's a fairy tale. In an ideal world, you would be right. The truth is, professional cycling is like any other professional sport: business first, sport second. It's a brutal enterprise where a lot of money plays a huge roles and contracts dictate what you can do and what you can't do. You sign a contract with the team knowing exactly the terms and conditions, the position you have, your obligations, etc. In 2012, whether you like or not, Wiggo was that team captain and Frommie was his domestique. Like I said in another thread here, not first time that a domestique is stronger, won't be the last time either.

[@13opacus]

He brought a lot of character to a his era of cycling along with his obvious talent.

[@Patteh01]

aero sideburns

[@keithfowler2013]

Plain envelope arriving from England and a very dodgy team doctor saw Wiggins off !!

[@teddykayy]

He's easily one of the most dishonest doping cheaters of his era.

[@brsmsic]

99% of pro cyclist will have trained assisted......so will always cause you problems with physical and mental health.....always looking over your shoulder.....

[@darongardner4294]

Due to Bradley's disposition it would have been better for him to be managed by a management organisation who could have helped him.Some instances people need help.

[@Sprinklesofjoy]

Wiggo won the 2012 Olympic time-trial with 50:39... over 40secs ahead of #2 Tony Martin with 51:21.... sorry, you just don't do that unless you're on something... and the fact he disappeared in the years thereafter.... suss

[@artsy38]

Every cyclist is on PEDS even the deliveroo cyclists are cheats .. bottom line don't trust anyone on a bike

[@douglasleith9109]

He achieved a great deal in his career then made way for Froome like a gentleman

[@coleorum]

Hour record?

[@ROC14088]

He stopped taking drugs

[@cd0u50c9]

If you feel like he's disappeared somewhere after those wins, don't worry, he'll be back in a jiffy.

[@Free_Ranger_CT110]

Don't forget the knighthood, Sir Bradley Wiggins CBE...

[@paulharrison8792]

To say Bradley hasn’t been seen and has become a recluse in Cycling Just isn’t true You obviously haven’t been watching GCN as he jumps on a motorbike and comments brilliantly on the Tour de France.

[@johnbrookshull]

Not done that for a few years now

[@jonm8423]

He also says he hates cycling now and doesn’t follow it

[@realshaoran4514]

He stopped doing that two years ago. Since then Phillip Gilbert and Jens Voigt do it on the men's races, Iris Slappendel on the women's races.

[@brianmuir9059]

Not now, cos he’s absolutely mental

[@blankseventydrei]

still wondering about the biker hitting a fan at 3:25...

[@dorydiavelone3531]

Wiggins seems to be one of those people who are never really happy !

[@orthodoxblue7252]

He always had a problem with Froome. Who was a far superior cyclist. Wiggins juiced up to get his 1 TDF.

[@themelted4614]

Didnt he allegedly get inections for astma before every big win that he didnt mention having astma in his book ?

[@SecwetGwiwer]

Not allegedly, we know that he got a ‘Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) just before every major win (Legalised doping).

[@themelted4614]

@@SecwetGwiwer insecurirty on my part. Hey im not a fan of lance but he was stripped of titles. Cavs big win in paris also tainted.. went off the wheel game yrs ago EPO being the game changer

[@artsy38]

I reckon wiggins prob done everything, Lance, and the rest of them were doing. It's a dirty sport that's it

[@themelted4614]

@@artsy38 yep. Put me off pro cycling. Wigging should be stripped of titles. Also tainted wins for cav in paris..

[@myleswillis6938]

Jiffy-bags and laptops. So fishy

[@Youwillnotlikemyopinion]

Harderly a 'fall' when you achieve everything you want, starting getting old and opt to retire. As for the 2012 Alps incident, Froome went into business for myself, there is actual radio comms from team Sky telling him go back and get Wiggo.

[@douglasleith9109]

Excellent name. I should use similar

[@chuckmac3994]

A truly great achievement, especially from a Asthmatic?

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

Isn't it strange how many pro cyclists are asthamtic.....

[@DavidStacey-tx7on]

Only so much doping will assist talent. He clearly pushed himself to new limits in 2011&12, saw what was coming and the risks he was taking and eased off

[@trentvlak]

my theory is that when a sus rider does exceptionally well he gets "the call" to dial it back. Such as Gilbert after his 2013 season.

[@stealth1803]

@@trentvlak No it was just a fact that froome was better.

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

I think its a brutal business. Look at what it did to Lance Armstrong. There is little joy in it it seems

[@giobonjovi]

didn't he also go into bankruptcy?

[@buddhaboy-]

Signed with team Z at the age of nine🔥😉✌

[@lazlo2511]

Iwas waiting for someone to make the French connection!😂

[@buddhaboy-]

… couldn’t work ronan pensec into the punchline🔥believe me -i tried🏆

[@danjames4086]

Regardless of TUE's, jiffy bags and whether all that were true or false, it left a big skidmark on his legacy. I cannot imagine watching my former boss, Dave Brailsford, sitting squirming his way through that enquiry. Whether Bradley is clean or not is pretty irrelevant; that whole business burst a bubble, and left a lot of fans thinking the whole sport is riddled with lies.

[@dickieblench5001]

He's turning into Cbum

[@gdfggggg]

I’m a builder, we call him, ‘wiggly Noggins’.

[@dorydiavelone3531]

I hope he hasn’t passed the misery to his progeny !!

[@harryishatless]

First cycling celebrity in the UK? Are you having a laugh? Robert Millar (now Philippa York) became a household name following his King of the Mountains win. And a couple of decades later there was a time when both Boardman and Obree seemed to be permanently on television giving interviews as a result of their successes and their rivalry.

[@stealth1803]

Chris Froome happened to him. Froome was just better

[@tonyb9735]

Sky handles that badly, leading to quite a lot of ill-will.

[@dadwhitsett]

Will never forget Froome waiting for him on an uphill when Froome was his lieutenant...everyone knew Froome was a better climber.

[@ib7844]

But Frome would have lost the Time trial.@@dadwhitsett

[@worldgonecrazy]

​@ib7844 but he would have put time into hin on the climbs , we'll never know tbh but it would have made super watching

[@tomrees4812]

We saw how things can go sour when the domestique starts taking the glory in this year’s Vuelta. With a few very rich teams scooping up the best talent the fans are deprived of some real battles.

[@michaelskinner3067]

Nicole Cooke was the first British rider to win the Tour de France actually.

[@jamesrae2020]

@@michaelskinner3067 2006, 2007 and a Giro winner as well and much more, and no hint of doping, a true Champion. Ps, elite cycle racing and chemical extras have been going on since racing began well over a century ago (cocaine, Amphetamine and much more) Lance Armstrong said you don’t win The Tour on water alone, personally I like Bradley Wiggins’s and hope the guy find a peaceful life. Marginal Gains, I believe does help to win races, what’s my point, Nicole Cooke was the real deal, she proved you could do it dope free. In the bigger picture of what’s going on in The World, it means probably nothing, But too me and some people, She was a True Champion Cyclist.

[@malcolmjcullen]

Sorry, pedant hat on. She won the Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale (twice), which is supposedly the female equivalent (although only 5 stages).

[@nicklowe536]

He may have been a legend in a bike but his business were a mess. Looking over his companies now in liquidation it's a real mess. With a huge directors loan. Reading the reports he stopped talking to the liquidators and now they are pursuing the directors loans. All feels like he is imploding I hope he can turn his life around so sad

[@roadracer1584]

Wiggo retired from pro cycling and got fat as he is entitled to do. He won the TdF and set the 1-hour record. What else do you have to prove as a professional cyclist?

[@ianw5119]

Hour record…?

[@Mac10138]

He was about to get exposed for taking PED's.

[@Tara_Masika]

PEDs in cycling. Pah. Nonsense 🤣

[@digitalcommunist6335]

Marginal gains 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ped galore😂😂😂😂😂

[@michealwhite1091]

Chris Froome happened essentially

[@Klunker1]

Too much facial hair was definitely his downfall.

[@JamesR-vh8iu]

Jiffy bag for wiggo😂😂

[@westboundbadger]

Seems fine this week,..Having the time of his life in the States on LAs and Hincapies TDF channel then back to do a speech in the house of Commons about success,...

[@larryt.atcycleitalia5786]

You made me laugh with talk about SKY's "whole new approach, focused on marginal gains" which was the same old marginal gains approach from back-in-the-day - DOPE. A pity what's happened to the man now...he was great on the moto doing TV commentary...will he end up as the British equivalent of Freddy Maertens?

[@timw4369]

He was a doper with bad money mgmt skills.

[@joeshepherd6159]

Lack of personality springs to mind.

[@Nick-Antoniou]

Answer your question!

[@tomrees4812]

I saw him well off the back with David Millar on Mont Ventoux in the 2007 Criterium du Dauphine. I would never have guessed what losing a few pounds could do.

[@SecwetGwiwer]

A Therapeutic Use Exemption can do even more.

[@52daytripper]

and a jiffy bag or 2 or 3

[@dorydiavelone3531]

I think Wiggins is a wack sorry but he just seems angry and miserable!!

[@craigkennett6226]

He says he didn't enjoy it and it's as if something is weighing heavily on his conscience. When the poo hit the fan after the Russians leaked his TUEs he used to win the Tour he did say at one point that he might rock the boat at Sky as if he had something to expose. It may still happen the way things are going

[@Drivingp]

What fall?

[@mikew466]

He grew old and retired. Tried out rowing and didn't do well. Not really mysterious.

[@thecyclingdane]

Hahhahaha

[@robinbunchofnumbers4566]

Arrogance on the guy is unbelievable. Reckoned he was going to start from zero and walk onto GB Rowing team in 4 years. Turns out rowing is a lot harder than it looks. Competed at a single indoor rowing championships. Messed up his start and performed badly. Quit. Then blamed the sport for his lack of progress and shat all over the club that bent over backwards to accommodate him.

[@shauncorless8965]

What happened bankrupt 😮

[@user-pb9xj8nf5v]

:56 putting in 100 meters/day at 3 y/o

[@canningsimon]

Sadly all about the doping. That's what happened. Track to TdeF? Nope. Too many times nothing to hero. Drugs.

[@Daz555Daz]

He won everything and then retired.

[@norabrady9066]

Heard he was a bit up his own asre!

[@rlm4471]

What happened to him? He had a great career, and then he retired.

[@glennoc8585]

Last interview with wiggo i saw had him dissing on cycling to the point that he said he doesn't follow competitive cycling now

[@anthonykent9387]

He had an Australian father

[@carlobalzer3238]

Greatest cycling 🚲 all time 🇬🇧🐐👍👍👍👍

[@aquaboy68]

From track doper to road doper...stripped armstrong yet team gb.brailsford and team sky got a free pass to dope..dave walsh who went after armstrong even turned a bind eye to doper daves team...remember brailsford and testosterone packsges at olympic cycling headquarters just as gb cycling won everything..all covered up....ye..but lets castigate armstrong

[@johnfarrell5075]

Rise DRUGS....... fall?? DRUGS ,,,, THERE YOU HAVE IT IN 5 SECONDS!!!

[@saraprva4172]

Meanwhile Cav win Le Tour stage win 35 !

[@plefevre]

He was smart enough to quit before his cheating caught up with him.

[@oneeleven9832]

Wasn’t he born in Belgium

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

Ghent.