Ian Stannard
Born: May 25, 1987 (age 37)
Height: 6' 3" (191cm)
Hometown: Chelmsford, England
Nationality: 
English
EnglishSports Mole has 12 articles about Ian Stannard. Articles 1 to 12:
Chris Froome to lead Team Sky at Tour de France
Two-time Tour de France winner and reigning champion Chris Froome will lead the Team Sky squad for the 103rd edition of the race.
Jun 22, 17:41
Sports Mole's Tour of Britain preview
Sports Mole looks ahead to the Tour of Britain, which sees Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish racing on home territory.
Sep 5, 11:15
Chris Froome using 2014's crash as motivation to win
Team Sky's Chris Froome has a "burning desire" to emulate 2013 and win this year's Tour de France.
Jun 29, 11:58
Cavendish wins Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Mark Cavendish has won the Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne ahead of Alexander Kristoff and Elia Viviani
Mar 1, 21:25
Richie Porte to lead Team Sky in Australia
Australian cyclist Richie Porte will lead Team Sky at the Santos Tour Down Under later this month.
Jan 7, 10:43
Ian Drake: 'Sky still a British team'
British Cycling's chief executive Ian Drake insists that Team Sky is still British.
Nov 1, 14:15
Sir Bradley Wiggins to lead Team Sky in Tour of Britain
Sir Bradley Wiggins is to lead Team Sky in Tour of Britain, which begins on September 15.
Sep 5, 11:03
Team Sky name nine Tour de France riders
Team Sky announce the eight riders to support Chris Froome at the Tour de France.
Jun 20, 13:02
GB team for Road World Championships announced
British Cycling confirm the team for next week's UCI Road World Championships in Holland.
Sep 14, 12:25
Mark Cavendish: "This is the dream team"
Mark Cavendish admits he cannot win gold in the Olympics road race without the "dream team" of Bradley Wiggins, Ian Stannard, Chris Froome and David Millar.
Jul 27, 01:59
David Millar determined to help Mark Cavendish win gold
David Millar says he is determined to put his drugs-related past behind him and help Mark Cavendish win gold in the road race at this year's Olympics.
Jul 4, 12:59
David Millar to represent Great Britain at Olympics
David Millar is included in Great Britain's five-man cycling team for London 2012, despite his previous ban for taking illegal performance enhancers.
Jul 4, 10:13
