Olympic star Sir Bradley Wiggins opens up on new romance with US influencer Courtney Knott and his journey to healing in America

Sir Bradley Wiggins, Britain’s greatest racing cyclist, is finding new hope again. The 45-year-old Olympic hero is now dating US-based cyclist and social media influencer Courtney Knott, who he says helped him fall in love with cycling again.

Wiggins is also traveling to Utah, United States, for trauma counseling at one of the country’s top rehabilitation clinics, a trip he says is being supported and paid for by former cyclist Lance Armstrong.After years of fighting addiction, depression, and financial troubles, Wiggins seems to be in a better place. He shared that his new partner has brought joy and purpose back into his life. The Daily Mail reported that the two were recently seen together at a cycling event in Putney, London, where Wiggins looked happy and relaxed.

His journey to Utah is expected to be both for therapy and to spend time with Courtney Knott, who lives in Colorado.

Sir Bradley Wiggins and Courtney Knott

Sir Bradley Wiggins and Courtney Knott’s relationship became public last month when they were spotted together at a cycling event in London. Fans noticed how cheerful Wiggins looked, smiling and riding again after years of struggle.Courtney Knott, who is in her thirties, works as a cycling consultant and runs luxury cycling camps in Aspen, Colorado.

She was also the former social media manager at WEDŪ Inc, the media company founded by Lance Armstrong. Wiggins said on Instagram that Courtney helped him rediscover the joy of riding. He wrote, “My partner Courtney reintroduced me to the bike and made me find my love for it again.”Wiggins also shared that being back on the bike has freed him from his past struggles. “A year ago, I had no intention of ever riding again. It has been really liberating,” he said.Sir Bradley Wiggins has been open about his mental health and addiction issues since his retirement in 2016. He once admitted to sleeping in his car and even destroying his awards during a low point in his life. But now, he says he is clean, focused, and rebuilding.He told The Times that Lance Armstrong helped arrange his stay at a trauma clinic in Utah, a move that shows his commitment to getting better. Courtney lives in a nearby state, Colorado, and Wiggins is expected to visit her during his trip.Also Read: Jannik Sinner Opens Up With Raw Emotion On His Italian Identity After Harsh Backlash For Missing The Davis CupWiggins also said fans still asking for selfies after 13 years inspire him. “It reminds me why I loved cycling in the first place,” he said.Sir Bradley Wiggins, who was knighted in 2013, was the first Brit to win the Tour de France in 2012 and went on to win eight Olympic medals. Now, after years of pain, he says he finally feels “in a good place” again, with support, love, and a new start.