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HOY CHASES OLYMPIC SPOT

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By admin, April 17, 2012 8:26 am

Sir Chris Hoy won the Keirin title, the fourth in his career and with that he hopes to have sealed hi selection in the 2012 London Olympics. It would be rather surprising if the selectors did not choose Hoy after this spectacular win. Chris Hoy won the motor-paced sprint event at London and made Grate Britain’s medal tally reach six gold.

This victory was Sir Chris Hoy’s 11^th world title and it was won in the most outstanding fashion. Chris Hoy was riding in the third position and was expected to take the long way over the top but he surged in through a gap between New Zealand’s Simon van Velthooven and Maximilian Levy on the other hand. There was just enough space for him to come in and move ahead and win. All this happened at a speed of 50mph and it showcased how Sir Chris Hoy was a great performer. He showed incisiveness and courage. These along with the speed make him a great competitor.

Sir Chris Hoy confessed that he had made a huge mistake by waiting for a long time and with just half a lap left the prospect of winning was looking sad and that was when he decided to make this desperate rush to end the race with a win. He felt that he would end up winning the silver, but Levy slacked in the final moment and Sir Chris Hoy took hold of this opportunity and finished he race.

With the slot for the Olympics still open, Sir Chris Hoy did not want to leave anything undone and went all ahead with the match. He believes that this may be his last world championship, since he may be contemplating a retirement post London Olympics. It may be, but he is unsure and therefore wanted to make it a match worth remembering.

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