Summary
Geraint Thomas, a former Tour de France champion and Olympic gold medallist, has retired from professional cycling. After finishing the Tour of Britain, he celebrated his career with family and friends in Cardiff. He is considering staying with his team, Ineos Grenadiers, in a different role and exploring new activities like skiing.
Key Facts
- Geraint Thomas retired from professional cycling after his last race at the Tour of Britain.
- He celebrated his retirement with a special ceremony at Cardiff Castle.
- Thomas has been with his cycling team, Ineos Grenadiers, since 2010.
- He won a Tour de France and two Olympic gold medals during his career.
- Thomas is considering a new role with Ineos Grenadiers to help other cyclists train.
- He plans to try new activities such as an Ironman competition and skiing.
- Thomas expressed excitement about potentially coaching younger cyclists.
