Bradley Wiggins

‘We’re not dealing in a legal system. I’d have had more rights if I’d murdered someone’

Long-awaited report by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport is released

‘It’s the worst thing to be accused of when you’re a man of my integrity’

Anti-doping agency believes current system with triamcinolone open to abuse

The former rider was also highly critical of the fight against doping and Ukad’s role

Love of sport for its purity, natural ability and talent in athletes is being diminished

‘Questions remain over his symptoms, choice of treatment and the related performance benefits’

‘It was just an envelope, a Jiffy bag, a small Jiffy bag. I don’t have a clue what was in it’

Cocaine use by professional athletes and players needs to be addressed

Farah said in 2015 that he had only ever had one TUE - but latest leaks suggest otherwise

‘In nine years as a professional I’ve twice required a TUE for exacerbated asthma’

No suggestion any athlete named by Russian hackers has done anything wrong

UK Politics: Britain’s resurgence as an Olympic nation is traceable to John Major’s policies

Cyclist is going for a fifth gold medal and is already eyeing more in Tokyo

British cyclist is attempting to quell rumours of possible Tour de France doping

Defending champion Chris Froome believes he is even better suited to next year’s route

Andre Greipel of Germany won the 21st and final stage on the Champs-Elysees

Time running out for rivals to try and take yellow jersey from Team Sky rider

Yellow jersey holder believes detractors will only be happy when all his performance data is shared

34-year-old produces stunning smash and grab to pip Pinot and Bardet to 14th stage

However, the British cyclist fell short of his 55km target, finishing at 54.546km

‘It sounds a bit horrible to say, but I think I could break the record tomorrow’