Sir Bradley Wiggins of Team Wiggins during Stage 1 of the Tour de Yorkshire (SWpix.com)
Sir Bradley Wiggins has withdrawn from the Stafford Grand Prix, which takes place this Friday evening (July 3) in the West Midlands town.
The former Team Sky man had been confirmed earlier this week in his new team's line-up for the second round of the British Cycling Elite Circuit Series.
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