Sir Bradley Wiggins made history as Britain’s first Tour de France winner and one of the country’s greatest Olympians — but his post-career finances took a dramatic turn.
Bradley Wiggins: Career Record at a Glance
| Country | UK |
|---|---|
| Discipline | Road & track (retired) |
| Grand Tour wins | 1× Tour de France (2012) |
| Signature wins | First British Tour de France winner; 2012 Olympic time-trial gold |
| World / Olympic titles | 5× Olympic gold |
| Team | Team Sky (retired) |
| Estimated net worth (2026) | Declared bankrupt (2024) |
Palmarès is drawn from public race records; net-worth and salary figures are best-available estimates and vary by source.
Career and Rise
In 2012 Wiggins became the first British rider to win the Tour de France, then days later took Olympic time-trial gold at the London Games. Across track and road he won five Olympic gold medals and was knighted in 2013.
Salary, Earnings and Sponsorships
Wiggins earned millions at his peak, but after retirement he spoke openly about financial difficulty and personal struggles, and in 2024 he was declared bankrupt with debts reported near £2 million — a stark reminder that sporting fame does not guarantee lasting wealth.
How Bradley’s Fortune Compares
See how Bradley compares with other cycling stars: Tadej Pogačar, Peter Sagan, Chris Froome, Geraint Thomas, Remco Evenepoel, Mathieu van der Poel. For the full ranking, browse our richest cyclists guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bradley Wiggins’s net worth in 2026?
Bradley Wiggins’s net worth is estimated at Declared bankrupt (2024), built on a peak-era fortune that was later lost, with bankruptcy declared in 2024.
What has Bradley Wiggins won?
First British Tour de France winner; 2012 Olympic time-trial gold.
Which team does Bradley Wiggins ride for?
Bradley Wiggins is associated with Team Sky (retired).