Hoy said his wife, Sarra, did not mention her MS diagnosis for a month as they dealt with his cancer treatment

Sir Chris Hoy, an Olympic gold medal cyclist, has terminal cancer. The 48-year-old shared his diagnosis in an Oct. 19 interview with The Sunday Times, revealing that he likely has two to four years to live.

Six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy says it is a 'huge comfort' to know that his story could save lives.

Chris Hoy has opened up about his terminal cancer diagnosis in an emotional video message to fans. The six-time Olympic gold medalist, who revealed his diagnosis in an interview with The Sunday Times last week,

Olympian's announcement has led to 'seven fold' increase in men seeking prostate cancer advice, says wife Sarra

Cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has admitted he has been blown away by the number of men asking him for advice on cancer following his diagnosis. Hoy revealed that he had been told by doctors that he had between two and four years left to live.

Sir Chris Hoy’s wife Sarra has described her husband as ‘my real life superhero’ following his terminal cancer diagnosis. In her first post since the devastating news, she said: ‘Completely overwhelmed by your kind,