Jonathan Tiernan-Locke.
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke has been handed a 41-month ban from driving after admitting to exceeding the drink-drive alcohol limit in November 2016.
The former Team Sky and Great Britain cyclist was arrested by police after he was found to be over twice the alcohol limit when stopped driving his Ford Ranger on the A390 road in Cornwall, reports Cornwall Live.
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