On This Day in 2013: Sir Chris Hoy announces his retirement from cycling
Sir Chris Hoy, Britain’s most successful Olympian at the time, announced his retirement from cycling on this day in 2013.
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Hero's welcome for Paralympic silver medallist Liam Hickey at Confederation Building
Paralympian Liam Hickey — wearing his new para ice hockey silver medal — was greeted with cheers and applause at Confederation Building in St. John's on Thursday.
Slaven Bilic in the frame for Burnley job as Clarets draw up shortlist to replace Dyche
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Investcorp in exclusive talks to buy AC Milan - source
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Kori Cheverie to become 1st woman to coach a Canadian men's hockey team
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Leafs prospect Knies to remain at University of Minnesota next season
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Allyson Felix: American track legend and seven-time Olympic champion to retire at end of season
Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field Olympian of all time, will retire at the end of the season. The American has won 11 Olympic medals in a glittering career, including seven gold, and 13 world titles. Ad/> The 36-year-old said she would say goodbye to the sport «with one last run».