Sir Chris Hoy, the six-time Olympic gold medallist, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, with doctors estimating he has between two to four years to live. The cancer, initially discovered in his prostate, has spread to his bones, including his shoulder, pelvis, hip, spine, and rib, categorizing it as stage four. Despite this devastating news, Hoy remains optimistic and continues to work as a commentator for BBC Sport, recently covering the World Track Cycling Championships in Denmark. He plans to launch a charity initiative called 'Tour de 4' to support other cancer patients, encouraging people to demonstrate that life continues even after a stage four diagnosis. Hoy has been candid about his journey, expressing gratitude for the medical care available to him and the support from his family, including his wife Sarra, who is facing her own health challenges with incurable multiple sclerosis. His resilience and commitment to raising awareness about cancer have resonated with many, as he aims to inspire hope amidst adversity.