Tour de France 2013: Chris Froome to lead Sky, says Bradley Wiggins as knight-rider focuses on Giro d'Italia "I would love to win the Tour for a second time if given the opportunity, not necessarily this season, that would be great, but it is likely that Chris will be the team leader this year," Wiggins told French daily L'Equipe on Tuesday. The Giro is my new challenge. It's my inspiration. It's the new fire burning inside me. I think that to win it, in some ways, will be harder than winning the Tour," the 32-year-old told Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport. There will be some riders, I'm thinking of [Vincenzo] Nibali, better prepared than on the 2012 Tour [de France]. And who already know how to race a Giro to win it. Wiggins, though, has said there will be no issues between him and Froome after questions were raised during last year's Tour over his team mate's loyalty. "There won't be any problem between me and Chris," added Wiggins. No doubts about reciprocal loyalty. He was ready to win in 2012 if anything happened to me. Wiggins has changed his race programme dramatically from last season's in preparation for the Giro, and will include the Tour of Oman, Tour of Catalunya, Giro del Trentino and the Liège-Bastogne-Liège one-day classic before the three-week Italian stage race starts in naple on May 4.