Archibald retires from cycling after falling 'in love' with nursing
Summary
Katie Archibald, a highly successful British cyclist and three-time Olympic medallist, has retired from cycling to focus on her new career as a nurse. She leaves the Great Britain Cycling Team as a current world and European champion and after winning many major medals over 13 years.Key Facts
- Katie Archibald is 32 years old and has retired from cycling.
- She was part of Team Scotland’s squad for the 2026 Commonwealth Games but chose to retire.
- Archibald has won 51 medals, including 2 Olympic golds, 1 Olympic silver, 7 world titles, and 21 European titles.
- She started competitive cycling at 19 and quickly became a European team pursuit champion.
- Archibald decided to retire because she wants to live a new life and is training to become a nurse.
- She feels proud and honored to have raced with top cyclists in her career.
- The Great Britain Cycling Team praised her legacy and impact on the sport.
- Archibald has expressed happiness in her nursing work as it allows her to help people in need.
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