Bradley Wiggins has been forced to quit Channel 4's The Jump after suffering a "small leg fracture" while taking part in training for the show.
In a post on Instagram, the former Tour de France winner said that he did not suffer the break in a "horror smash" and that the injury wasn't serious.
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Reusser wins Tour de Suisse Women final stage to take overall victorySwiss rider leads the four day race from start to finish, taking GC and her second stage win with a tactically perfect attack
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“I feel proud racing guys I used to watch on TV” says French teenage sensation Paul Seixas after climbing to 6th in Critérium du Dauphiné GCAs Romain Bardet prepares to bow out, 18-year-old Paul Seixas looks well prepared to take up his stage racing baton
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Bradley Wiggins announces new book: 'The most honest and personal one I've ever written'Wiggins's latest autobiography, 'The Chain', will be published on 25 October
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French kit brand Ekoï launches kit collaboration with Bradley WigginsWiggins says partnership is his 'reintroduction to cycling' and marks the second phase of his life
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'I was doing loads of cocaine... my kids were going to put me into rehab': Bradley Wiggins on recreational drug use, Lance Armstrong's help and finding a new love for cyclingWiggins opens up on the personal trauma which engulfed him post-retirement and put him in some 'very dangerous' situations after he became addicted to cocaine
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'Lance has helped me a lot in recent years' - Armstrong offered to pay for Bradley Wiggins' therapy2012 Tour de France winner says he is in the 'best place' he has been his whole life in interview
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Claims against bankrupt Sir Bradley Wiggins’s estate double to £2mWiggins’s efforts to pursue money through the courts have been paused
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Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins to reunite on the bike to raise money for US hurricane reliefThe British knights will be joined by Jan Ullrich at the Gran Fondo Hincapie next week
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Bradley Wiggins 'a little bit nervous' as he returns to cyclingFormer Tour de France winner set to ride bike again for first time in almost three years
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'I should have paid more attention to my financial affairs' - Bradley Wiggins opens up about bankruptcy
Former Tour de France winner was declared bankrupt in June
