Olympic medalist Rob Hayles retires from cycling
October 31st, 2011
Olympic cyclists Rob Hayles has announced his retirement from the sport after a start studded career.
Olympic cyclists Rob Hayles has announced his retirement from the sport after a start studded career.
3 time Olympic medal winner and twice Commonwealth winner, Hayles enjoyed a sparkling career.
He also twice walk away winner of World Championships.
“After 27 years of racing, 19 of those full time, and 16 as a professional, I have had an amazing time but feel it’s time to concentrate on other very exciting things,” he announced.
“It’s time to step back and watch another generation of British cyclists rule the world”.
Hayles now says he is looking to focus on a career in broadcasting.
To find out more information you can visit his official website here.
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