Tour de France 2013
This year Wiggins has been ruled out through injury but Sky will be led by 2012 runner-up Chris Froome.
The British rider will face stern competition from former Tour de France winners Alberto Contador (Saxo Bank Tinkoff), and Cadel Evans, as well as Joaquim Rodriguez, and Alejandro Valverde.
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Tour de France29 June 2013 - 21 July 2013 | France
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Rest day 1 | Saint-Nazaire, Loire-Atlantique2013-07-08
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Rest day 2 | Vaucluse province (Avignon, Orange)2013-07-15
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Mollema’s podium hopes fade in Tour de France time trial
Dutchman slips to 4th behind Saxo-Tinkoff duo -
Froome avoids disaster on descent to Gap
Contador pushes past the brink in Tour de France stage 16 -
Porte: Sky will not be complacent in defending Tour de France lead
Contador a threat until the end, says Australian
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Contador: Froome is far superior in Tour de France
Spaniard left reeling on Mont Ventoux -
Froome in a league of his own on Mont Ventoux
Sky captain pads lead in Tour de France -
Voeckler looks ahead to Mont Ventoux
France still searching for first stage winner of 2013 Tour
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Contador: The Mont Ventoux is a special mountain
Spaniard not expecting alliances in Tour de France stage -
Bardet relaxed about debut on Mont Ventoux
Tour de France debutant hopes to improve French fortunes -
Pinot looks to turn his Tour around on Mont Ventoux
Frenchman eager to shine in high mountains
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Pro bike: Alberto Contador's Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL4
Video highlights of Spaniard's all-around rig -
Pro bike: Jens Voigt's Trek Madone 7-Series H1
Turquoise bike for German's possible final Tour -
Tour de France gallery: Time trial tech from stage 11
All the kit from the first individual time trial -
Tour de France Gallery: 30 years of time trial technology
A look back at how the aerodynamic TT bike has evolved -
Pro bike: Nairo Quintana’s Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2
6.89kg, fitted with new Campagnolo Bora Ultra 35
