Brailsford

Brailsford is also performance director of the national program.

Sky highs and Sky lows: Looking at Team Sky’s first year in the pro peloton 2010

Now it’s the end of the season, and team principal Dave Brailsford is working hard on a first-season appraisal.

Sky highs and Sky lows: Looking at Team Sky’s first year in the pro peloton 2010

De Wilde (1853), then W. Brailsford of Kensington (1887) and J. Ardagh of Dublin (1915), successively alerted readers of Notes and Queries to the existence of a substantially built brick tomb, with table top of stone, in the well-preserved churchyard of Little Brickhill, in Buckinghamshire.

True Blue 2009

Brailsford said that while there were no plans for Sky to hire Stephens, Sky would not necessarily shy away from controversial figures in future, even if the “zero tolerance” policy would remain in place for riders.

Sky may relax ‘zero tolerance’ doping policy 2011

De Wilde (1853), then W. Brailsford of Kensington (1887) and J. Ardagh of Dublin (1915), successively alerted readers of Notes and Queries to the existence of a substantially built brick tomb, with table top of stone, in the well-preserved churchyard of Little Brickhill, in Buckinghamshire.

Archive 2009-08-01 2009

After steering the British track team to dominance in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Brailsford turned his attention to the road.

Reaching for the Sky: A conversation with Dave Brailsford 2011

Paul and Lee Brailsford lost their dad when they were teenagers, and the lights are an ever-more elaborate memorial to him.

TV review: The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff; King of Christmas Lights 2011

Brailsford conceded that Team Sky had last year held talks with Neil Stephens about a possible role with the team.

Sky may relax ‘zero tolerance’ doping policy 2011

“Our two latest signings perfectly represent the mix of youth and experience which we are bringing to the team,” said Team Principal Dave Brailsford in a statement.

Hunt, Appollonio land at Team Sky; two more for Geox 2010

That philosophy will always stay, Brailsford said.

Sky may relax ‘zero tolerance’ doping policy 2011