Various.  

Cardiff, Wales, UK - 9th August 2018.

1. 00:00 Geraint Thomas being interviewed at a homecoming event

2. 00:08 SOUNDBITE (English): Geraint Thomas, 2018 Tour de France champion:

(on why he wants to stay at Team Sky, if he wants to be lead rider within team)

"Yeah, obviously that's a big role. But obviously the support you get as well. Not just the riders around you but the staff. And everything, you know. So yeah, it's a big decision but yeah. It's big but it's also kind of easy as well in a way."

3. 00:26 Various of Geraint Thomas at homecoming event

London, England. 10th August, 2014.

4. 00:42 Team Sky car and bikes

5. 00:51 Sir Bradley Wiggins speaking to media

6. 00:54 Wiggins signing autographs and posing for photos with young fans

Mallorca, Spain. 24th January, 2013.

7. 01:06 Wiggins cycling  

Chemin de Colombier, France. 30th June, 2016.

8. 01:13 Chris Froome and Team Sky colleagues

Nice, France. 15th March, 2015.

9. 01:20 Various of Team Sky buses

London, England, UK. 8th October, 2014.

10. 02:42 Various of General Manager of Team Sky Sir Dave Brailsford

Mallorca, Spain. 11th January, 2015.

11. 01:53 Various of Team Sky riding

12. 02:05 Brailsford being interviewed

13. 02:09 SOUNDBITE: (English) Sir David Brailsford, General Manager, Team Sky:

"Well we have just come...when we started with Team Sky we had a five-year plan and a strategy for five years and a vision, which was to try and win the Tour de France obviously with a British rider clean and to try and get a million more people cycling in Britain - and we achieved that. It kind of feels a little bit like it is the end of one chapter and now we are starting a new chapter, which is our next five years up until 2020. So, next year is a big part of that because what we would like to do, from our point of view, we want the next five years to be better than the first five years. That is how we are as people.''

14. 02:48 Various of Froome and Team Sky riding

Dusseldorf, Germany - 30th June 2017.

15. 03:04 Various of Chris Froome

16. 03:18 Brailsford

17. 03:23 Geraint Thomas

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 03:27

Sky will end its involvement in cycling in 2019 after more than a decade of backing.

The decision will bring to a conclusion Sky's ownership and sponsorship of Team Sky, which will continue to race if a new backer is secured by 2020.

The team will compete as Team Sky for the last time during the 2019 road racing season.

Team Sky have won 322 races including eight Grand Tours, 52 other stage races and 25 one-day races after starting their sponsorship in 2010.

Two years later Sir Bradley Wiggins became the first Briton to win the Tour de France, with Chris Froome claiming the first of his four Tour titles in 2013.

In the summer Geraint Thomas became the third Team Sky rider - as well as the third Briton - to win the Tour de France, the team's sixth success at the race in seven years.