Chris Hoy Advocates Cancer Screening After Diagnosis

Sir Chris Hoy, the six-time Olympic cycling champion, has revealed his terminal prostate cancer diagnosis from September 2023, describing it as the 'biggest shock' of his life. At 48, Hoy has been told he has two to four years to live, with the cancer having metastasized to his bones. Despite the grim prognosis and his wife Sarra's multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Hoy maintains a positive outlook, focusing on family time and advocating for prostate cancer screening for men from age 45. His candid TV interviews have resonated with viewers, who praised his bravery and inspirational attitude. Hoy plans a charity bike ride in 2025 to demonstrate that people with stage four cancers can live fulfilling lives. He emphasizes the mental battle of coping with terminal illness and feels 'lucky' for the time he has left, urging others to seek early testing and remain hopeful.