Hyundai UK has partnered with Team Wiggins to provide vehicles to the British team in the 2016 season, with the team moving away from Jaguar cars they used last season.
The South Korean manufacturer will provide a fleet of five vehicles to Team Wiggins - two i40 Tourers, two modified Santa Fe SUVs and an iLoad van.
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Tom Pidcock 'deselected' from Ineos Grenadiers squad for Il LombardiaBritish rider says 'I guess off season starts early' in Instagram post
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Our relationship survived 800 km on 10 minutes of sleep — less hardy pairings would have quitHallucinations, crashes, and no sleep: Ultraracing couple share the secrets that keep them racing together
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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 bankruptcyFormer Tour de France winner was declared bankrupt in June
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Bradley Wiggins: 'I was putting myself in some situations where someone would have found me dead in the morning'Former Tour de France winner and Olympic champion reveals further details about his mental health struggles and suggests 2022 interview potentially saved his life
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Bradley Wiggins joins Lance Armstrong for Tour de France podcast
The former Tour de France winner will be appearing on The Move for the next week
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Bradley Wiggins declared bankrupt - reportsThe Tour de France winner was in an Individual Voluntary Arrangement since 2020
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Bradley Wiggins says he suffered ‘borderline rape’ during three years of 'abuse' by coachSpeaking on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, Wiggins says he now “hates cycling” and only ever used the sport as a distraction
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Bradley Wiggins might not be a TV pundit for much longer: 'I just want a normal job really'Tour de France champion says that he doesn't still want to be on Eurosport in 10 years, and he thought about being a social worker
