Sir Chris Hoy, Revolution Series, London, March 2014
Great Britain Olympic track champion Sir Chris Hoy will write a series of children's cycling story books, due to be launched in March 2016.
Hoy will co-author the Flying Fergus book series aimed at five to eight year olds with Joanna Nadin, who wrote the Rachel Riley books. According to publisher Hot Key Books, the stories follow the exploits of central character Fergus as he discovers his dad's rusty old bike has "more to it than meets the eye".
Bradley Wiggins's return will inspire British track cyclists, says Hoy
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