"Dave's the Godfather of this team ... line" in its use of therapeutic use exemptions more broadly. Brailsford, British Cycling, Team Sky and Team Ineos have always denied any wrongdoing.

Sir Dave Brailsford has officially stepped down as team principal of the Ineos Grenadiers cycling team, Telegraph Sport understands. It is understood Brailsford, who was appointed to the ...

S ir Dave Brailsford’s resignation spells the of end his longstanding association with the realm of cycling as he steps into a new role at the soccer club Manchester United. The 59-year-old’s ...

Meanwhile, Jeremy Darroch, BSkyB's CEO, and Dave Brailsford, British Cycling's performance director, sit in a meeting room, looking like a pair of coppers who wouldn't be seen dead at a catwalk show.

Dave Brailsford: "We want to make heroes, persuade a generation to pull on Team Sky colours and inspire people to ride. This will be an epic story; building a British team to take on the best in ...

SIR JIM RATCLIFFE has seen one of his other sporting projects go backwards after switching his focus to Manchester United.

Sir David Brailsford is a British cycling coach and performance director, formerly at British Cycling and later with Team Sky. He has since formed a close relationship with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and ...

Sir Dave Brailsford is the head of sport for the INEOS ... He was formerly the mastermind of British Cycling's huge success at the Olympics and Tour de France in the early-2000s.

Sunday’s abject surrender against Tottenham Hotspur meant Manchester United have now lost back-to-back home league games by a ...

Sir Dave Brailsford remains "the Godfather" of Ineos Grenadiers despite stepping aside as team principal, says new boss John Allert. Brailsford, 59, has been in control of cycling affairs since ...

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