Wiggins looks forward to saying: ‘I’m a social worker now’
The former Tour de France winner wants to move on from his past and help those who are less fortunate that him
27 August 2019 - 15:38
London — Bradley Wiggins plans to become a social worker, as the former Tour de France winner moves on to a new life after his remarkable cycling career.
Wiggins was the first Briton to win the Tour de France, in 2012, and he followed that memorable success by taking an Olympic time trial gold later that same year. But the 39-year-old does not want to dwell on his sporting success any longer...
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