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3-time Olympic Medallist Katie Archibald Retires From Cycling To Pursue Nursing
The 32-year-old confirmed she would step away from elite cycling to pursue a new chapter in nursing, admitting the desire to experience life beyond the velodrome had steadily grown stronger in recent years.
Archibald leaves the sport as a multiple Olympic, world and European champion, having established herself as one of the defining figures of British track cycling across the last decade.
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