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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