Aug 27, 2017 · Sir Chris Hoy, Britain's six-time Olympic champion, is the latest star to join Team GQ. Each month he'll address a different biking dilemma - this time, the Sartorial issue… It might seem...

Dec 5, 2017 · As conditions get worse, GQ knight rider Sir Chris Hoy reveals how to stay safe, smart and chilled on the most extreme roads of the year. At the moment, I am training to break the world...

Oct 21, 2017 · Chris Hoy gives his expert advice on why you need to get out of the saddle to boost your performance and prevent injury.

Nov 5, 2024 · SIR Chris Hoy has revealed the moment he was told his shoulder ache was a tumour in a candid interview about his cancer diagnosis. The six-time Olympic cycling champion announced last month in a Sunday Times interview that his cancer is terminal.

Aug 29, 2017 · Chris Hoy has apologised for an article in which he wrote that he "feels sorry for Mamils" and that riders wearing professional team kit "look as ridiculous as an overweight football fan...

Sep 4, 2017 · Sir Chris Hoy, having alienated his Lycra wearing audience at GQ and spawned a trending topic on social media, next day issued an apology. "As a 14 stone Mamil myself this was a tongue in cheek article that wasn't meant to offend. Whatever your age/build, if you are on a bike you have my respect."

Jul 6, 2017 · Sir Chris Hoy, one of Great Britain’s most successful Olympic athletes of all time, has been appointed cycling correspondent for GQ, it was announced yesterday. Sir Chris Hoy’s first column is published in the magazine’s August issue, on sale now.

Nov 5, 2024 · SIR Chris Hoy has revealed the moment he was told his shoulder ache was a tumour in a candid interview about his cancer diagnosis. The six-time Olympic cycling champion announced last month in...

Sep 16, 2017 · Chris Hoy calls for all-round change in Britain's attitude to riders on the road as he explains how we can make cycling safer

Oct 26, 2024 · SIR Chris Hoy has revealed the chilling moment he first saw his deadly tumour - before his wife was hit with a devastating MS diagnosis. Britain's most successful Olympian, 48, revealed his terminal prognosis last weekend after announcing in February that he had been diagnosed with cancer.