Sir Chris Hoy is a highly decorated former track cyclist and racing driver, celebrated for his exceptional Olympic achievements and his continued advocacy for sport and health.
Chris Hoy works with partners he believes in and can help others, leading to links with Pure Gyms.
Chris Hoy partnered with Zwift for his 'Tour de 4' initiative to raise funds for cancer charities across the UK. Zwift also served as a founding partner for the Tour de 4, holding rides to support prostate cancer awareness.
Chris Hoy works with partners he believes in and can help others, leading to links with Unicef. He has been an International Inspiration ambassador for UNICEF since 2009 and was appointed an ambassador for UNICEF UK in 2013.
Chris Hoy works with partners he believes in and can help others, leading to links with SAMH. He has been an ambassador for SAMH since 2009, dedicating significant time to raising awareness and funds for mental health.
Shand and Stout formed a partnership and relaunched the brand in 2011, with Cycling Weekly covering Shand's collaboration with Chris Hoy.
Tandem Group announced an exclusive partnership agreement with Sir Chris Hoy for the launch of a new bike range.
Hoy launched his own range of bikes, Hoy Bikes, in partnership with UK retailer Evans Cycles shortly before retiring from competitive cycling in 2013. The range included road, city, and kids' bikes and was later extended with several other designs.
Rapha partnered with the inaugural Tour de 4, a charity cycling event launched by Sir Chris Hoy to challenge perceptions around living with cancer.
Sir Chris Hoy was unveiled as the brand ambassador for Davanti's Protoura Sport tyre, citing his love for driving and motorsport.
Sir Chris Hoy is backing Skarper, a company aiming to make any bike an e-bike, indicating his alignment with sports technology and innovation.
Christopher Andrew Hoy was born on March 23, 1976, in Edinburgh, Scotland. His early life involved a diverse range of sports, including BMX racing, in which he was ranked second in Britain and ninth internationally between the ages of 7 and 14. He also briefly participated in rowing, achieving second place in the 1993 National Rowing Championships for coxless pairs. Hoy pursued higher education at the University of St Andrews and later the University of Edinburgh, where he earned a BSc (Hons.) in Applied Sports Science in 1999. His competitive cycling career began in earnest when he joined the Dunedin C.C. in 1990 and focused on track cycling from 1993 with the City of Edinburgh Racing Club.
Hoy’s career in track cycling rapidly accelerated, culminating in an impressive medal record. He secured his first Olympic silver medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics in the Team Sprint. At the 2004 Athens Olympics, he won his first gold medal in the 1 km time trial, setting a new sea-level World and Olympic Record. This initial success was a foundation for an extraordinary career, redefined after the 1 km time trial event was removed from the Olympic program. Adapting to new challenges, Hoy excelled in events like the Keirin and individual sprint, demonstrating his versatility and dominance in various track cycling disciplines. Between 2012 and 2021, he held the distinction of being the most successful British Olympian and the most successful Olympic cyclist of all time.
After retiring from competitive cycling in 2013, Hoy transitioned into a motorsport career, competing in races such as the British GT Championship, European Le Mans Series, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where he achieved a class win in 2015. Beyond sports, he launched his own bicycle brand, HOY Bikes, in collaboration with Evans Cycles, catering to a wide range of cyclists. Hoy has also dedicated time to advocacy, serving as an ambassador for UNICEF UK and Scottish Action for Mental Health, and has been a frequent pundit for BBC cycling events. In September 2023, he was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, a condition he openly discussed in 2024, highlighting his resilience and positive outlook.
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