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Bradley Wiggins was crowned the British Time Trial Champion after a dominant performance in the title race at Botolph Claydon in Buckinghamshire on Sunday.
The Garmin Slipstream rider, who spends much of his time racing on the continent, was tipped for a close match-up with domestic ace Michael Hutchinson, the multiple national title and record holder.
But in the end, Wiggins was a clear winner, having covered the three-lap 31.2-mile course for the senior men in 1:02:15, winning by more than two minutes from In Gear-Quickvit RT's Hutchinson.
Rapha Condor all-rounder Chris Newton, an Olympic track rider and successful road man, took third spot, 40 seconds behind Hutchinson.
Initially in line for a place in the top three, I-Ride RT's Matt Bottrill was later disqualified from the event, reportedly for drafting Wiggins as the eventual winner caught him.
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Senior Men (31.2 miles):
1
Bradley Wiggins (Garmin Slipstream)
1:02:15
2
Michael Hutchinson (In Gear-Quickvit RT)
0:02:19
3
Chris Newton (Rapha Condor)
0:03:59
4
Rob Hayles (Halfords Bikehut)
0:04:08
5
Wouter Sybrandy (Sigma Sport RT)
0:04:18
6
Charles McCulloch (Shorter Rochford)
0:05:16
7
Jerone Walters (Sigma Sport RT)
0:05:52
8
John Tuckett (AW Cycles)
0:06:10
9
Steve Lampier (KUK Kinesis)
0:06:22
10
Mark Holton (Shorter Rochford)
0:06:26
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