last to ride in the time trial event around Hampton Court between his biggest rivals, Tony Martin of Germany and the Swiss world champion, Fabian Cancellara. 541.Martin scores the fastest time, pushing British rider and Tour de France runner-up Chris Froome into second place. But Wiggins is unstoppable, riding to the top of the podium before a short wait while an injured Cancellara finishes. Martin wins silver, 22 seconds behind Wiggins, while Chris Froome gets bronze. 542.During the trial, the fastest three cyclists at any given time are seated on elaborate golden thrones, to the bemusement of many. Wiggins crosses his legs and gives victory signs to the cameras. 543."King Bradley" becomes Britain's most decorated Olympian with six medals to Sir Steve Redgrave's five, but is himself later displaced by Sir Chris Hoy. 544.Wiggins admits to feeling a "slight melancholy" on the podium: "I realised... that that's probably it for me." 545.As for talk of a knighthood: "As much as it would be an honour to receive something like that, I don't think I'll ever use it. I'll put it in a drawer." 546.His wife, Cathy, is asked if she has had to make sacrifices to help Bradley. "Not really," she says. "Where's the sacrifice in helping your other half fulfil their dreams?" 547.Some spectators who have paid almost 200 for tickets for the diving event complain that the building's curved roof restricts views of the 10m board. Locog insists very little of the actions is obscured. 548.Boris Johnson gets