Cycling: Wiggins sprints into Romandie lead Bradley Wiggins stormed into the race lead of the Tour of Romandie yesterday with an extremely rare - for the Londoner - but perfectly calculated bunch sprint win, which earned Team Sky their second victory in as many days. Timing was everything for Wiggins: he moved out of the pack of some 30 race leaders with 250 metres to go, then - in a style more like his time-trialling, Wiggins' speciality, than a sprint - he maintained a remorselessly high speed, which the rest of the field were unable to respond to. Already victorious in the prestigious Paris-Nice race this spring, Wiggins' latest triumph places the 31-year-old in pole position to become Britain's first winner of Romandie, one of cycling's top 10 stage races. "I'm here to win Romandie, that's for sure, but I'll take what I can every day," Wiggins said. And it's just great to get a win in a road-stage, because I only ever win in time trials. Mark Cavendish, Wiggins' team-mate who might have been more expected to win a sprint to the line, finished outside the top 10.