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Bradley Wiggins
Sir Bradley Wiggins helps teams build resilience and sustain performance through change. A high performance speaker, he was the first Briton to win the Tour de France and has five Olympic golds.
Sir Bradley Wiggins is a former road and track cyclist who, in 2012, became the first Briton to win the Tour de France. He speaks on high performance, reinvention, and the mental side of elite sport, drawing on a career that spanned five Olympic Games.
Bradley won eight Olympic medals, including five golds, and set the hour record in 2015. His memoir The Chain was shortlisted for Autobiography of the Year at the 2026 Sports Book Awards, following his earlier autobiography My Time. He's also worked with brands including Fred Perry and Le Col.
Having moved between track and road, won at the highest level of both, and then rebuilt life after racing, Bradley speaks candidly about what happens when the structure of elite sport falls away. That gives organisations a practical view of managing transition, keeping motivation after a major goal is reached, and looking after the person behind the performance.
Audiences come away with a clearer sense of how to set and reset ambitious goals, how to switch disciplines without losing momentum, and why mental health belongs in any serious conversation about high performance, drawn from someone who has lived each of those shifts in public.
Book Bradley for an honest, first-hand account of winning at the top of two disciplines and what came next.
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Sir Bradley Wiggins speaks from first-hand experience of winning on both track and road, using moments such as his 2012 Tour de France win to discuss preparation, pressure, and what follows a major goal.
Sir Bradley Wiggins specialises in high performance, resilience, and managing transition, including the mental side of elite sport. He's the first Briton to win the Tour de France and holds eight Olympic medals, five of them gold.
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