London, May 12 -- Great Britain's Katie Archibald has called time on her track cycling career two years ahead of the Olympic Games LA28, announcing her retirement with immediate effect on Tuesday.
"After 13 years competing on the international stage, and a lifetime competing against my big brother, I've decided to retire from the former," the seven-time world champion said in a statement provided by British Cycling.
"Being part of the Great Britain Cycling Team has meant being part of something bigger than myself, and it's been a true honour to race my bike alongside the best in the country."Joining the British track cycling squad aged 19 in 2013, Archibald made an immediate impact on the global stage, amassing 51 medals across the Olympi...