Cycling: Chris Froome is in intensive care. The Briton underwent surgery at the St. Etienne Hospital after his crash. He will now remain in intensive care for at least two days. Ineos team boss Dave Brailsford calls the situation worrying. At the same time, however, he is certain that we will see Chris Froome racing again... read more
Cycling: Dave Brailsford has been a controversial team boss for some time. After the delivery of medication to Bradley Wiggins, the British coach and manager appears to be under scrutiny even within the team. Brailsford has remained silent on the Chris Froome case for a long time. Now he has broken his silence. He thinks Chris Froome is – little… read more
Cycling: During the week, Oleg Tinkov, owner of the Tinkoff-Saxo racing team, surprised everyone with a €1 million offer to the four strongest tour riders currently in the world. He said he would be delighted if, in addition to Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo), Chris Froome (Sky), Nairo Quintana (Movistar), and Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) all participated in the major... read more
Cycling: After Dutch world and Olympic champion Marianne Vos won the first one-day La Course by Le Tour de France in Paris and the women's race received great acclaim in the run-up to the final stage of the Tour de France, Sir Dave Brailsford, speaking to BBC Sport, ponders the possibility of establishing a women's team at Team Sky... read more
Cycling: What had been looming in recent weeks has now come true. Bradley Wiggins will have to watch this year's Tour de France on television. As his team Sky announced yesterday, the 2012 Tour winner will not be part of the squad for the 101st edition of the Tour de France. Team manager Dave Brailsford gave the following reason: read more
