Summary
Sir Chris Hoy, a six-time Olympic cycling champion, broke his leg in a serious mountain biking accident. He described this crash as the worst he's had in his 43-year cycling career. Despite facing a terminal cancer diagnosis, Hoy continues to remain positive and active.
Key Facts
- Sir Chris Hoy broke his leg in a mountain biking accident.
- Hoy described the crash as the worst he has experienced while cycling.
- He is using crutches and managing to move around despite the injury.
- Hoy announced in October 2024 that his cancer is terminal and has spread to his bones.
- He received a cancer diagnosis in February 2024 and has been undergoing treatment.
- Hoy has won six Olympic gold medals and is Britain's second-most decorated Olympian.
- The accident hasn't deterred him, and he plans to enjoy life and spend time with his family.
- Hoy believes his terminal diagnosis has given him a new perspective on life.
