Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins could lose his Olympic gold medals after being declared bankrupt. The five-times gold medalist, who was also the first Briton to win Le Tour, was declared bankrupt by Lancaster county court on June 3, per The Times. The 44-year-old had previously been placed in an Individual Voluntary Arrangement in…
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Sir Bradley Wiggins could have all his assets, including the numerous trophies and medals he won over the course of 15 years during his stunning professional cycling career, seized after the former Tour de France winner was declared bankrupt in court. Wiggins, who retired in 2016 having won eight Olympic medals, five of them gold, and becoming the first British…
Bradley Wiggins has been declared bankrupt(Picture: Getty) Cycling legend Sir Bradley Wiggins has been declared bankrupt and could be forced to hand over his medals and trophies as his financial difficulties continue to mount. Wiggins, who retired from the sport in 2016 after a decorated career, has racked up huge amounts of debt with numerous…
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Sir Bradley Wiggins has entered bankruptcy, according to a report in The Times on Saturday, after going through financial difficulties with his company. The former Tour de France champion, who retired in 2016 after a career which saw him win eight Olympic medals, entered an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), a financial agreement designed to help…
Sir Bradley Wiggins, the first Briton to win the Tour de France, has been declared bankrupt amid financial difficulties with his businesses. The cyclist, who also won eight Olympic medals, including five golds, has had a troubled relationship with his business ventures since retiring in 2016. Wiggins Rights Limited, which owns the trademarks to Bradley…