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Lead Sky cyclist Bradley Wiggins was forced to quit the 2011 Tour de France on Friday after breaking his collar bone in a crash.

That followed a spring of speculation about who would lead Sky.

Brian Sullivan will remain as chief executive of the Sky operation in Germany, and Andrea Zappia will continue to lead Sky in Italy.

I don't think there's anyone else around to really test Froome (assuming he's allowed to lead Sky), which is a shame".

But Thomas could lead Sky in the Giro d'Italia or Vuelta a Espana next year.

The Giro in May was Thomas' first chance to lead Sky at a Grand Tour, one of cycling's three most prestigious road races alongside the Tour and the Vuelta a Espana.

When the price of lead sky-rocketed over a five year period, residents began to dig up the soil to collect the valuable metal, whipping up deadly dust clouds that sent tiny particles of lead into the air.

Darroch, who led Sky's £7bn takeover of its sister operations in Germany and Italy last year, received total remuneration of £16.88m for the year.

Their remarks, criticising the Premier League official Sian Massey and the West Ham vice-chair Karren Brady, sparked a widespread backlash against the pair and led Sky Sports to suspend them from duty for tonight's match between Bolton Wanderers and Chelsea.

Wiggins leads Sky team-mate Froome, who is second, by two minutes and five seconds with five stages remaining.

Victory would revive every scribe's favourite Game of Thrones-style narrative: who leads Sky at Le Tour, Wiggins or Chris Froome?