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Cycling great Wiggins admits cocaine addiction after retiring

  • Wiggins, who won the Tour de France in 2012, said he attends regular therapy sessions
  • “There were times my son thought I was going to be found dead in the morning“
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Tour de France champion Pogacar targets Paris-Roubaix’s cobbled ‘hell’

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The Tour de France is returning to the UK in 2027 with a start from Edinburgh

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Cycling great Cavendish announces retirement

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Cyclist fined after kissing his wife at Tour de France

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Pogacar ‘hits hard’ in Alps to reclaim Tour de France lead

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‘Unbeatable’ Pogacar aiming for Tour-Giro double in spite of Covid blow

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Pogacar confident in his UAE team to deliver third Tour de France title

By AFP ·

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