Sir Bradley Wiggins

In this engaging conversation, legendary cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins shares his journey from triumph to turmoil. He discusses the deep emotional struggles tied to his childhood, particularly his relationship with his father. Wiggins opens up about the mental challenges elite athletes face post-victory, and how cycling became a healing outlet for his trauma. He emphasizes the importance of nurturing self-worth in fatherhood and explores the complexities of trust within the cycling community, revealing lessons on personal growth and resilience.

Sir Bradley Wiggins, the first Briton to win the Tour de France and a five-time Olympic gold medallist, shares his tumultuous journey through fame, loss, and recovery. He candidly discusses the pain of childhood abuse from a coach and the ensuing struggles with drug addiction. Wiggins reflects on the challenges surrounding doping allegations and the importance of reclaiming his narrative through his book. He emphasizes the vital role of family love in his recovery and how he now values personal growth over past accolades.

Former track and road cyclist, Sir Bradley Wiggins, talks about his transition from football to cycling, his complicated relationship with the sport, and his ambitious dreams. He reflects on the emotional journey of being an Olympic athlete and the challenges of retirement. Wiggins also discusses his transition to road cycling, joining a team called Garmin, and the impact it had on his personal life.