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It's only at the end of the original book - the Olympic dream realised and a new life with Garmin (and the chance to ride with his new BFF, Dave Millar), ahead of him - that he offers any real road ambition beyond life in the autobus and leading out his team's sprinter: he wants to be Fabian Cancellara. "One of my all-time favourite riders is Fabian Cancellera. I love the way he sometimes gets in a break and then takes off with, say three kilometres to go, and uses his time-trialling ability to jump ahead of the sprinters and kill off their finish. Fabian is a one-off, but there is no reason why I shouldn't try that occasionally. If my legs are good and our GC rider is safely looked after, I should be able to give anybody a run for their money from three-four kilometres out."[/url]
I've jumped on Wiggins (figuratively) for saying some pretty dumb things and I take no issue with the comment you quoted. Nothing like a man-crush in there, unless there is more I just don't get this thread. It's a reasonable thing for a rider with his abilities to attempt and he's not saying he'd pull it off with the consistency of FC.TeamSkyFans said:to be honest, i think man-crush is just a bit of a tabloid catch line. Although comparing himself to fabian is a bit far fetched.
TeamSkyFans said:quote from article