Sir Chris Hoy, Revolution Series, London, March 2014
He may be Britain's most successful Olympian, he may have been the figurehead of Glasgow's opening ceremony, but that doesn't mean Sir Chris Hoy can just walk in to any Commonwealth Games venue he choses.
Even if it's named after him.
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From Peru to Ukraine: 'My motorcycle friends are p*ssed because I spend so much time cycling'Adventurer, philanthropist, motorcyclist and cyclist Neale Bayly has ridden in some far-out places: 'This is deep cycling', he says
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'I would love to try it' - Tadej Pogačar hints at attempting to win all three Grand Tours in one yearAfter winning the Triple Crown of the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and the World Championships, Pogačar wants more
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Sir Chris Hoy says cancer diagnosis came 'completely out of the blue'48-year-old campaigning for the age bracket for prostate cancer screening for men to be lowered
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Sir Chris Hoy's cancer diagnosis 'likely to save countless lives'Olympian's announcement has led to 'seven fold' increase in men seeking prostate cancer advice, says wife Sarra
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Sir Chris Hoy reveals cancer diagnosis is terminalSix-time Olympic champion told by doctors he has two to four years left to live
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Sir Chris Hoy undergoing treatment for cancerSix-time Olympic champion says he initially hoped to keep news private but his 'hand had been forced'
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‘I did 2364 watts’ - Wattbike world record holder challenges anyone to beat his 200m benchmarkJames Moncrieff stole Sir Chris Hoy's record last year, now he'd like someone to take it off him
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Chris Hoy Q&A: 'I keep my Olympic medals in a sock'
Team GB legend tells Cycling Weekly about his life in the sport
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Chris Hoy and Ed Clancy top the bill at National Cycling Show this weekendThe two-day event will be held in Birmingham on 17-18 June
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Former professional cyclist jailed for dealing cocaine on the Isle of ManChristopher Whorrall found with £12,000 worth of cocaine stashed in rucksack in July
