Bradley Wiggins: The Trauma Behind My Greatest Successes & Finding New Purpose
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I very much think that I played a caricature when I was, you know, in my famous years, if you like, in order to hide my deep rooted insecurity and self worth issues. But the contradiction was I could go up and execute Olympic finals like that. I was in a very dark place. In a very dark room for many days. I wouldn't change any of my journey up to this point because it's what we do with
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Bradley Wiggins is one of the most decorated athletes his country has ever produced. Eight Olympic medals. Five of them gold. and in twenty twelve he became the first Briton ever to win the Tour de France.
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