Wiggins cool on Tour chances

Britain’s Bradley Wiggins is refusing to get too carried away despite moving up to third in the overall standings in the Tour de France.

Mon, 20 Jul, 2009 - 08:37

Britain’s Bradley Wiggins is refusing to get too carried away despite moving up to third in the overall standings in the Tour de France.

The 29-year-old Garmin-Slipstream rider put on a remarkable performance to finish alongside Frank Schleck and reigning champion Carlos Sastre in yesterday’s 15th stage.

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