Dave Brailsford
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Cycling’s leading teams have created Velon – a UK-based joint venture intended to drive development and growth
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The president of cycling’s world governing body, Brian Cookson, believes Team Sky have abandoned their commitment to developing young British riders
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The Irish rider has left Alberto Contador’s team and could instead support Chris Froome at the 2015 Tour de France
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Dave Brailsford will take charge of the Great Britain team in the Road World Championships later this month, despite relinquishing his performance director role in April
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The cyclist aims to reinvigorate a famous old challenge, spurred on by a rule change that allows aerodynamic kit
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Chris Froome will make his return to competitive racing when he leads Team Sky in the Vuelta a España, following his retirement from the Tour de France last month
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Geraint Thomas has signed a new two-year deal with Team Sky that will run until the end of 2016
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Team Sky has sacked Jonathan Tiernan-Locke saying ‘we have a well-known stance on anti-doping’
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Richard Williams: Chris Froome’s withdrawal has intensified the debate over whether Dave Brailsford maintains a responsibility to develop British successors to Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish
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Sir Dave Brailsford believes Richie Porte can deliver a third straight Tour de France victory for Team Sky, revealing the Australian would be leader, even if Bradley Wiggins had been picked
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The Team Sky principal, Sir Dave Brailsford, said he has ‘no regrets’ about not choosing Bradley Wiggins for Tour de France after Chris Froome was forced to pull out
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William Fotheringham: Leader’s departure was a nightmare scenario, but Team Sky can now assess the talents of Geraint Thomas and Richie Porte
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Chris Froome fell again in the Tour de France, just 25 kilometres into Wednesday’s fifth stage, the defending champion sliding off his bike in pouring rain
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The 2013 winner, Chris Froome, will be fit to tackle the Paris-Roubaix cobbles after an x-ray revealed no broken bones in his left wrist after crashing
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The Tour de France’s three days in Britain has been hailed as ‘amazing, unforgettable, and the grandest Grand Départ ever’
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The Team Sky principal Sir Dave Brailsford has said he would like to win the Tour de France with a French rider
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The Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas has warned that British crowds taking selfies are endangering safety of riders at Tour de France
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In the last 15 years cycling has enjoyed a renaissance in Britain. One man has done more than most to bring that about.
Team Sky leader Dave Brailsford opens up as the Tour de France begins in Yorkshire. Interview by Tim Lewis -
Sky’s team principal tells William Fotheringham about his efforts to keep the team ‘nimble and flexible’ as they seek a third successive Tour de France victory
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The Team Sky chief insisted leaving out the 2012 Tour de France winner was ‘horrible’ but the right decision
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The National Road Race Championship has been dominated by Sky riders but one team leader believes the gap is closing slightly
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Team Sky principal has refuted Bradley Wiggins’s claim that he will miss the 2014 Tour de France, claiming that his nine-man team has yet to be decided
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William Fotheringham: With the 2012 Tour de France winner unlikely to compete in the event this year for Team Sky, the Grand Départ in Yorkshire may mark a generational shift in British cycling
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William Fotheringham: Team Sky’s head, Dane Brailsford, has a delicate decision to make over whether Bradley Wiggins should support Chris Froome in the Tour de France
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Chris Froome, last year’s winner of the Tour de France, says he would prefer Richie Porte to Bradley Wiggins as his No2
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As performance director at British Cycling, a role he has decided to relinquish, Sir Dave Brailsford oversaw a period of huge change
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William Fotheringham: British Cycling's outgoing head transformed the sport with a unique ability to keep faith with the most outlandish ideas
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With British Cycling's performance director Dave Brailsford announcing he is quitting in order to concentrate on his Team Sky duties, we take a look back at his achievements
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British Cycling has confirmed Sir Dave Brailsford's decision to step aside from his role as performance director, as exclusively revealed by the Guardian
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Sir Dave Brailsford has decided to leave the role of performance director at British Cycling to focus on Team Sky
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The cyclist Victoria Pendleton called the sports psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters the most important person in her career and Roy Hodgson is following Ronnie O'Sullivan and Liverpool in hiring him
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Shane Sutton, the British Cycling head coach, was uncompromising in his criticism of an underperforming Team GB at the world championships
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In the buildup to Rio and with other nations leading the way, speculation continues about the future of Dave Brailsford after the world track championships in Colombia
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England's footballers are to seek inspiration from the man who has masterminded British cycling's impressive rise to prominence over the last two decades after Roy Hodgson invited Sir Dave Brailsford to speak to his squad ahead of the summer's World Cup finals
Sportblog Richie Porte’s Tour de France woes cap a year to forget for Team Sky