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It’s been an amazing few weeks for Bradley Wiggins with a historic 2012 Tour De France victory, followed up with gold in the Olympic time trial.  This special collector’s edition magazine contains everything you need to know about the man himself.

Inside our special collector’s edition magazine you will find all of the below:

• Wiggins’ early years – Young Brad’s obsession with all things cycling
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• Olympic medal glory – photos from all three of Wiggins Olympic years

The Bradley Wiggins Special Collectors edition magazine is available to pre-order online now, from just £4.99 including delivery!

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Available from the App store every Wednesday, Cycling News HD will bring you a detailed round-up of the week’s leading races, analysis and comment from the experts alongside incredible photography of the week’s key racing events. The weekly digital magazine will also bring you an in-depth look at the week ahead’s racing with comprehensive guides for all the major races, plus regular interviews with the pros.

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Last year, Cav looked to be in with an excellent shout after a sensational Tour de France in which he took six stages, became the first Briton to wear the leader’s pink jersey at the Giro d’Italia and won the Milan-San Remo classic. Despite this he lost out to ageing – he’s one year younger than me… – Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs. Giggsy is, undoubtedly, a brilliant footballer but 2009 wasn’t by any means his best year ever. It felt more like a lifetime achievement gong.

This year Mark has, after a slow start, had another pretty fine season – five stages at Le Tour and becoming only the second British rider to win the points jersey at the Vuelta a Espana – so he should again be in with a chance of winning. My, pretty safe, bet is that he won’t.

Vote for me!

Cycling doesn’t really register in the minds of the wider public. Only two cyclists have ever won the award – Tom Simpson in 1965 and Sir Chris Hoy in 2008. Formula One, athletics, boxing, Winter Olympic sports and football obviously mean more to Brits than bikes. Is Amy William’s skeleton gold more deserving of an award than Emma Pooley’s World Time Trial gold?

Of course, it could be argued that it’s a pointless award – although most recipients do seem to be genuinely moved when they win – and then there’s the whole ‘Sport’ and ‘Personality’ thing. (Cav is one of the few who qualifies for the latter.) As a cycling fan I would like to see Mark win, but he’d probably have to win the Tour de France for that to happen. I’ll vote for him, of course, but then there’s also part of me that’d love to see darts legend Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor win it too!

We’re not entirley sure what ‘Contracts for Difference’ are, but IG Markets is the leading provider of them and, as a new official partner of Team Sky, they’re offering anyone in London’s Square Mile next week to take on Wiggo, Thomas and Ben Swift on some Watt Bikes.

The three Team Sky pros will be at Broadgate Circle, London, EC2 from 10am for the Square Mile Cycle Challenge and anyone who takes them on is in with a chance of winning prizes including a replica Team Sky Pinarello FP1 bike. If any competitor is able to beat a Team Sky rider, they will receive an official Team Sky Pinarello Dogma team-issue bike, worth over £8000.

“Cycling is currently going through a renaissance and we believe it has a specific appeal to our target audiences,” says Tim Howkins, CEO of IG Group. “We hope that our commitment to Team Sky will help them continue their pursuit for success, whilst helping IG Markets promote its products to a growing audience both here in the UK and across the globe.”

Bradley Wiggins and Tim Howkins, CEO of IG Group

The ‘IG Markets Square Mile Cycle Challenge’ will take place between 10.00 and 15.30. Registration is open to everyone and must be completed in advance. To sign up to race, please visit www.igmarkets.co.uk/cycling.

For non-competitors who would prefer just to soak up the pro race atmosphere or cheer on their mates, Eurosport’s David Harmon will be on hand to provide  race commentary while live footage of all the action will be displayed on a big screen. Spectators can also take advantage of a free bike service and can get autographs from Team Sky.

As the pro peloton arrives in Milan on May 29^th to complete the 2011 Giro d’Italia, a group of amateur riders led by a pro from the Rapha Condor Sharp team, will be setting off from Turin to follow the full 3,496km route of the race under the banner of ‘Gran Corsa d’Italia’. Ahead will be three weeks of fully supported riding, including mechanical and medical support, a dedicated soigneur, signed routes and feed stations, as well as a pro rider accompanying the group on each stage.

Participants can ride a single stage, three or five day blocks, or the whole three week ‘Gran Corsa’ for the challenge of a lifetime. With a limited number of places available, the only entry requirements, other than reasonable fitness, are an ability to raise a significant amount of money for The Prostate Cancer Charity, and to cover the costs for flights and half board.

In return will be a tour through the spiritual home of cycle racing, including transfers between stages and pre-booked accommodation, organized and fully supported by Classic Tours and the creator of the Cent Cols Challenge, Phil Deeker. In addition, there will be access to special edition Gran Corsa kit and bikes from Rapha and Condor.

Sharp UK’s managing director, Paul Molyneux, who helped raise £80,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity as part of a 4-man team completing the Race Across America in June, commented, “This is just the kind of challenge we all sit around looking for on chilly November evenings, to give us a reason to train through the winter. The Giro has a real romance, and with next year being the 150^th anniversary of Italy’s unification, the organisers have chosen a route that takes in all the highlights. What better way to discover the beauty of Italy than through pain and suffering on the Zoncolan!”

For more information, visit the event’s Facebook page. Registration should be up and running soon!

You see, there’s a pretty cobbled street that runs through the middle of Frome called Catherine Hill. It’s pretty short – just 179 yards – but it’s steep and last year, when the Tour of Britain visited the town, local riders decided to put on a race as part of the Tour festivities. It was so successful that The Cobble Wobble is back for it’s second year.

Not me, not yesterday, not preparing for the Cobble Wobble.

In 2009 I somehow managed to be on holiday when the Wobble took place but, I said to anyone who’d listen, I would have definitely done it had I been around. Oh yes.

I’m around this weekend but I had forgotten to, erm, enter. And then Nick Larsen from Charge – based in Frome and backing the event – asked if I’d like to do it. I was washing my hair, washing the kid’s hair, I’m probably ill on Sunday…

But Nick played a blinder: “You can borrow a titanium Skewer, with your name written on it in a fairground font if you like,” he said. I was in. So, Sunday 3:25 the men’s race kicks off. I’ll be there, definitely going slowly, possibly throwing up. Jamie Wilkins from Procycling is also riding – he’ll be taking it seriously – so come along and enjoy the spectacle.

(To be honest you’ll likely be much more impressed by top riders such as World Cup winner Marc Beaumont, trials genius Chris Akrigg, BMX racer Lewis Lacey, freeride legend Chris Smith,  and fixie-king Superted.)

Click here for more info!

On the left we have The Dude, otherwise known as Kristian House and played by staff writer Kate Hodgins. Next up it’s The Lion, Dan Craven, played by  CP tester Lowenna Smith. (In mask form he bears an uncanny resemblance to MBUK product editor Rob Weaver.) Finally dep. ed. Neil Pedoe is both waving his Rapha Condor Sharp Union Flag and portraying Lappers, Darren Lapthorne. The nicknames, by the way, are the ones provided by the team.

The Dude, the Lion and Lappers today.

If you’d like to get hold of a free Rapha Condor supporters pack – which as well as the masks and flag contains postcards and a Tour of Britain wallchart, then visit www.raphacondorsharp.cc or pop into the Condor store on Grays Inn Road, London.