Bradley Wiggins, Stage 6 of the 2014 Amgen Tour of California, Santa Clarita to Mountain High
Bradley Wiggins has said that he will not ride in the 2014 Tour de France when the race starts in Yorkshire on July 5, unless there is a change in circumstance at Team Sky.
Speaking to BBC Breakfast on Friday morning, Wiggins said that Sky's Tour team is centred around 2013 Tour champion Chris Froome and that he would not be part of the roster 'as things stand'.
Bradley Wiggins to ride Tour de Suisse; Chris Froome in Criterium du Dauphine
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