Express and Star, Matt Wilson, 23 September 2017
Sir Chris Hoy speaks as fast as he cycles. Words fly out of his mouth like bullets, with the same rhythmic ferocity as his pedal rotations.
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Cyclist, Mark Bailey, 21 April 2015
Chris Hoy tells us how his time spent training in the velodrome and doing squats in the gym helped influence the new range of Hoy bikes.
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total Women's Cycling, Heather Irvine, 23 Februari 2015
I thought I would be quite star struck meeting Sir Chris Hoy for the first time. Butterflies flitted around my stomach as I climbed up the stairs to the room where we had arranged to meet for our interview. However as soon as I walked in the door, I was instantly at ease thanks to Hoy’s friendly demeanour and infectious smile.
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Cycling Weekly, Matt Lamy, 6 Mei 2014
With a new range of children’s bikes about to hit these shores, Sir Chris Hoy speaks exclusively to Cycling Weekly.
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gq-magazine, andy diprose, 9 Augustus 2012
Britain's greatest Olympian may be the fastest thing on two wheels, but it's not all down to those superhuman thighs
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cicloweb.it, 2 December 2010
A quasi 35 anni sir Chris Hoy è veramente uno dei signori della pista. Scozzese, da praticamente un decennio raccoglie successi su successi, potendo vantare nel palmarès 4 titoli olimpici e innumerevoli titoli mondiali.
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cyclingtribe.com, 18 November 2010
Great Britain are sending a full strength squad to round one of the 2010-2011 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics (2-5 December). The squad, led by multiple world and Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy, goes into the Melbourne event focused on picking up points for London Olympic qualification.
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cyclingweekly.co.uk, Lionel Birnie, 19 Maart 2010
After missing last year's World Championships in Poland because of injury, Sir Chris Hoy returns in Copenhagen knowing he could become the first British rider to win 10 rainbow jerseys on the track.
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veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 13 Oktober 2008
We've been stalking him since Beijing; and at last, we've cracked him - Chris Hoy, Olympic gold medallist in the team sprint, keirin and individual sprint.
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cyclingweekly.co.uk, 1 Augustus 2008
As a teenager Chris Hoy rode mountain bikes, time trials, road and track. Since turning senior however, Chris has decided to focus his efforts on the track where he has been prolific, winning many titles.
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sport-magazine.co.uk, Sarah Shephard, 27 Juni 2008
The world and Olympic champion was gutted when his event, the kilometre time tiral, was axed from the 2008 Games. But he's still favourite for another gold...
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veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 1 April 2008
He's won the World Kilometre Championship four times, the World Team Sprint Championship twice, the World Keirin Championship twice, and now he's completed an unequalled sprinters' "quadruple" by winning the World Individual Sprint Championship...Oh - and he's the reigning Olympic Kilometre Champion as well!
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britishcycling.org.uk, Larry Hickmott, 24 Maart 2008
Chris Hoy, who won Gold in Athens in 2004, is in the Great Britain cycling team for the 2008 UCI World Cycling Championships at Manchester. But since the demise of his Kilometre, an event he had made his own over recent years, he has had to switch to a different sprint event entirely.
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cyclingnews.com, Steve Thomas, 22 Maart 2008
As the World Track Championships approach, British Olympic and World Champion Chris Hoy has his plans set for his coming title defences and beyond. Formerly dominant in his pet event, the kilometre time trial, he must now test his Olympic mettle in new events.
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cyclingweekly.co.uk, Lionel Birnie, 19 Februari 2008
Chris Hoy booked his place on the plane to Beijing by clinching the World Cup Keirin series with another win in Copenhagen. But he won't be looking ahead to the Olympic Games just yet. There's the small matter of the World Championships to come first.
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veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 30 December 2007
You’re the Olympic kilometre champion, but the ‘powers that be’ decide to remove the event from the programme at the next Olympics – what do you do? If you’re Chris Hoy, you go out and transform yourself into the best keirin rider in the world!
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cyclingnews.com, Steve Thomas, 10 Juni 2007
Before bidding farewell to the 'kilo', which has been dropped from the Olympic events for track cycling, Chris Hoy made one last ditch effort to break the World kilometre record at altitude in La Paz, Bolivia.
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cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 4 April 2007
After taking gold in Palma at the Track World Championships, Chris Hoy will do just one more kilo before reluctantly turning his back on the event. He will attempt to beat Arnaud Tournant's world record of 58.875" at the open-air velodrome in La Paz, Bolivia.
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velodrome.org.uk, Andrew Hewitt, 26 Maart 2007
Chris Hoy will attempt to add the kilometre world record to his world and Olympic titles in the Bolivian capital of La Paz, 3,640m above sea level, on 12 May. It will be the 30-year-old's last run over the distance, as the "kilo" has been scrapped from the 2008 Olympics.
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britishcycling.org.uk, Larry Hickmott, 22 Maart 2007
The only British rider to win Gold at the last Track Worlds was Chris Hoy when he was fastest over a kilometre to win his third title in that event. This year, a different focus and the Team Sprint.
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cyclingnews.com, Ben Abrahams, 13 December 2006
The one kilometer time trial may have been controversially scrapped from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, but Scotsman Chris Hoy is determined to leave his mark on the event with an attempt at breaking Arnaud Tournant's famous sub-one minute world record in Bolivia next year.
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roadcyclinguk.com, Rebecca Charlton and Honor Davies, 19 Oktober 2006
We caught up with World Champion Chris Hoy as he yet again took the title for the Kilo at the National Track Championships in Manchester earlier this month. During his rather successful week of gracing the podium Chris took some time out to talk to RCUK on training, psychology and the gruelling Etape route up the rather steep Alpe de Huez.
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veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 28 Augustus 2006
Concluding our series of interviews with Scottish medalists at the Brirish Track Championships we have pleasure in bringing you the words of World Kilometre Champion, Chris Hoy.
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telegraph.co.uk, Gareth A Davies, 21 Maart 2006
Gareth Davies talks to Chris Hoy after Scotlands gold medal win in the Commonwealth Games team sprint – the first cycling gold to go somewhere other than the Australian or English teams.
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cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 15 Maart 2006
Chris Hoy goes into the Commonwealth Games as defending champion, Olympic record holder and favourite to take gold in the 1km time trial, an event he won at the last Olympic Games.
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