British cycling icon Geraint Thomas will retire later this year, bringing the curtain down on a legendary career which includes triumphs in the Olympics and the Tour de France
Geraint Thomas, a legendary British cyclist, will retire after the Tour of Britain in September, ending an era for British cycling. During his career, he won double Olympic gold and podium finishes in the Tour de France. Known as 'G,' he was beloved by fans. He chose to retire before becoming a grumpy teammate, as he stated. His nickname 'Thomas the Flank Engine' came from his support role in the Tour de France. His retirement marks the end of a golden period for British cycling, as noted by British Cycling's performance director.
